The Sam Howell Thread

AnonEmouse · 10-01-2023, 01:20 PM

It's easy to sack a coach that's made the playoffs once in his tenure, and not come close in his next 3 years. Harder if he does it again this year, especially if we get at least 1 playoff win. I say it doesn't matter how many wins we get, unless we make the playoffs and don't get hammered in the first game, RR is gone.

I don't think SH is on a short leash, though that will change if he falls apart by mid-season, which i doubt he does. Plus I doubt anyone on this staff sees JB as a future starter. Swapping to him at any point except injury smells of desperation and that's as good as a nail in RRs coffin. He's hitched his wagon to SH for richer or poorer, and i think he sticks with him barring disaster.

10-01-2023, 01:20 PM	#11
AnonEmouse The Starter Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: UK Age: 58 Posts: 2,413	Re: The Sam Howell Thread It's easy to sack a coach that's made the playoffs once in his tenure, and not come close in his next 3 years. Harder if he does it again this year, especially if we get at least 1 playoff win. I say it doesn't matter how many wins we get, unless we make the playoffs and don't get hammered in the first game, RR is gone. I don't think SH is on a short leash, though that will change if he falls apart by mid-season, which i doubt he does. Plus I doubt anyone on this staff sees JB as a future starter. Swapping to him at any point except injury smells of desperation and that's as good as a nail in RRs coffin. He's hitched his wagon to SH for richer or poorer, and i think he sticks with him barring disaster.

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