Why would Fisher want to go somewhere like Texas which is in way worse shape than we are?
What scares me is that Mortonson is usually right on when he reports info. We need to pick-up Fishers option year and work on a long multi year extention. Not retaining Fisher would be clearly one(1) of the most asinine moves ever. That being said... if for some reason its Fisher who wants out... it would be the Texans' number 1 pick and nothing less.#90 said:
Titanpride said:
Not gonna happen.
The Jets just got a #4 for their Head Coach. There's no way Texas gives up the first pick in the draft for a coach.
Let's just stick with the HC what we've got.
SEC 330 BIPOLAR said:
and his replacement would be ? Dave McGinnis ?
oh boy, that really sounds like it'll work :sad2:
I mean, there are like 7 coaching vacancies right now
if we lost Fish, we'd have some slim pickings as to a successor
how is it nonsense? brandon jones started some games. rookie. coutrney roby started some games. rookie. pacman started 13 games. rookie. reynaldo hill started about 9 games. rookie. michael roos started 16 games. rookie. bo scaife started as a rookie in a game or two.RollTide said:
my point is we have starters who are vets, but they got hurt. thats when the rookies came in.
whether you want to believe it or not we were a very young team. we had 28 guys on the 53 man roster who were in there second year or a rookie.
RollTide...
I said that Reese and Co. are good at holding their cards close to their vest as to not reveal too much in terms of their draft intentions (with various smokescreen tactics). I did not mention anything in terms of the drafting ability/history of Reese and Co.RollTide said:
The article said MIGHT be interested.
I like Fisher as a coach, but he is not the top man on my list of canidates and I don't like the idea of giving up a pick for a coach.
I like Fisher as a coach, but he is not the top man on my list of canidates and I don't like the idea of giving up a pick for a coach.
Overalls......what is the reaction going to be among Houston fans if Kubiak gets the job, which seems very likely. Will he be well-received for the most part?
Titantonic said:
Of course I am only one person, even if I am as big as two, but I think for the most part we are cool with the idea. We are tired of our offense. I would prefer Carr Stay at QB and Kubiak has had some good things to say about him. Don't laugh, but he compaired him to Elway. Our offense has been terrible and it looks like atleast some of that is because we had a consevative, deffensive coach as Head Coach. In the last three games they turned Carr loose some and he did better. In the half game that they let Carr call the plays, we scored 24 points. That is more than we scored in most of our games.
Late info. There's chat going on Fox that there may be another HC job vacant. Lets hope it ain't Fish.
Overalls said:
I was like "bravo" when they let Carr do that, to the point I wondered why more teams don't let their QBs do the same (like us, more often). Teams seems so unwilling to change what clearly isn't working, no matter what, as if to say, "We're gonna lose my way - no one else's."
CBS said that Rams want to talk to Fisher and he may be interested. 
Honestly, the Rams may be further away from contending than we are...
I heard that too on the pregame show. I hope he doesnt leave-who would we have as canidates for his jobVolnTitan said:CBS said that Rams want to talk to Fisher and he may be interested.
Fisher doesn't appear to be the type to comment on such things. He's already said that he's under contract so it doesn't matter if Fish is interested or not.
I think Sims is full of BS.
I think Sims is full of BS.
There are a bunch of current and former Titans assistants who could take the job, were it to turn out to be true...
TitanJeff said:
Couldve been someone with the Rams who commented on it though after talking to Fisher. I dont see it happening either though, but this offseason might be even more interesting than we thought.
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