Charlie Casserly - Final Piece of the Puzzle

What happened to this supposed dynasty he was building in Houston?

Clearly, it's not working out. Everybody gets on Joey Harrington's case, yet you never hear criticizm of David Carr. Andre Johnson and Jabar Gaffney have yet to make any kind of noise as the wideouts, and the offensive line has not come together, if there's even a cohesive unit in the making capable of coming together. Domanick Davis is a ho-hum running back, and the defense, other than Philip Buchanon are made up of no-names, who are living up to that status -- and I don't mean the No-Name defense of the Dolphins.

Casserly has definitely had his chances to build up the Texans, and each year everyone expects them to take the next step, they end up disappointing.

So, knowing this, I guess the question should be, do we want Charlie Casserly?

my, this really is a weekly thread. should just be a sticky.

Ill, with the current situation in Houston it makes for a more likely eventuality than if evreything was rosy.

I will leave my opinion on this matter at "I don't think it will make our situation in Washington stronger."

Ill, with the current situation in Houston it makes for a more likely eventuality than if evreything was rosy.

hey nah, i hear you. i posted My First Casserly Thread a couple weeks back. heh

at this point though, i think the team needs an *accountant* more than anything. i'm hoping BRUNELL is really the last old former star we sign to an absurdly expensive contract. :party-smi

If we were in the market for a GM, if I were Snyder, I would send Redskins1 out to pick up Bobby Beathard.

i like casserly

i like casserly

Like him or....'Like him' like him?

Clearly, it's not working out. Everybody gets on Joey Harrington's case, yet you never hear criticizm of David Carr. Andre Johnson and Jabar Gaffney have yet to make any kind of noise as the wideouts, and the offensive line has not come together, if there's even a cohesive unit in the making capable of coming together. Domanick Davis is a ho-hum running back, and the defense, other than Philip Buchanon are made up of no-names, who are living up to that status -- and I don't mean the No-Name defense of the Dolphins.

Casserly has definitely had his chances to build up the Texans, and each year everyone expects them to take the next step, they end up disappointing.

So, knowing this, I guess the question should be, do we want Charlie Casserly?

With the way things are starting to turn out for them, I'd say no.

Let me tell you something about Casserly. He is a terrible GM. Just look at the joke of a team that is the texans right now. His picks have been terrible. I don't know how this guy has such a good reputation here. The past success belongs to Bethard not Casserly.