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Who didn't see that coming after Kubiak destroyed keenum's confidence. Shaub wasn't the answer and winning wasn't going to save your job, selling the future was the only option.
Originally posted by MISTER CHESSWTH, Keenum is and will be another in the long line of heralded UH QB's who fall on their ass in the NFL.
Who didn't see that coming after Kubiak destroyed keenum's confidence. Shaub wasn't the answer and winning wasn't going to save your job, selling the future was the only option.
Originally posted by shortcircuitThat's not the point, the point is that Shaub is clearly not the answer and selling Keenum and the future was the only viable option for Kubiak to keep his job.
WTH, Keenum is and will be another in the long line of heralded UH QB's who fall on their ass in the NFL.
Started with Andre Ware to David Klingler, Chuck Clements, Kevin Kolb.
He was so highly thought of by NFL scouts that he was undrafted and stayed on the Texans practice squad an entire year with no one making a
claim on him. He is a good kid, ...[text shortened]... reads are
much tougher and the seat of the pants playmaking won't keep you in many
ballgames.
Originally posted by MISTER CHESSI am absolutely in agreement that Schaub is not the answer.
That's not the point, the point is that Shaub is clearly not the answer and selling Keenum and the future was the only viable option for Kubiak to keep his job.
Originally posted by MISTER CHESSI think, since this team is not gong to the playoffs anyway, that its a little tacky to fire a coach with three games to go who had a stroke on the sidelines during one of the games. Would it have mattered if they waited until the end of the season?
Who didn't see that coming after Kubiak destroyed keenum's confidence. Shaub wasn't the answer and winning wasn't going to save your job, selling the future was the only option.
Originally posted by Bobla45Why pay a coach who can't get the job done with multiple pro bowlers on both sides of the ball? This is a team built for winning.
I think, since this team is not gong to the playoffs anyway, that its a little tacky to fire a coach with three games to go who had a stroke on the sidelines during one of the games. Would it have mattered if they waited until the end of the season?
Originally posted by MISTER CHESSTechnically, they are paying him for his entire contract whether he coaches or not,
Why pay a coach who can't get the job done with multiple pro bowlers on both sides of the ball? This is a team built for winning.
Originally posted by shortcircuitYou will be lucky to get Ken whisenhunt if you can't get gruden. Arians is getting a lot of credit in Arizona for what Ken built there, The difference is a stable QB station.
Technically, they are paying him for his entire contract whether he coaches or not,
so your argument is not really valid.
The reason they fired him now was two-fold.
First , Bob McNair is especially fond of Kubiak, as are many of the players.
Once it became obvious that they were going to have to make changes to
soothe the fan base in Houston, ra ...[text shortened]... er either. He may be a reasonable back up QB, but I do not see him as
a starting QB in the NFL.