JRob Fired. Wyatt Confirmed.

[ctm]

13 minutes ago, IrishTitansFan said:

 

 

CTM when he pops open the laptop

 

I said when he got his extension this past winter that they should have waited to see how the season played out, including Farley and Radunz specifically.

[IrishTitansFan]

Just now, ctm said:

 

I said when he got his extension this past winter that they should have waited to see how the season played out, including Farley and Radunz specifically.

The timing of it all is very strange. Not sure why you wouldn’t fire him last year especially since this years Draft class looks better than the last couple years

[scine09]

I am stunned by this.  Stunned.

[Titans279]

1 minute ago, ctm said:

 

I said when he got his extension this past winter that they should have waited to see how the season played out, including Farley and Radunz specifically.

 

I think AAS wants to win but you can criticize her for rash and impulsiveness it seems like based on swinging from an extension to an in-season firing in the span of 10 months.

[TheBukafax]

2 minutes ago, charleytolar said:

FIRST POST OF THE SEASON!

 

LOL. Apologies accepted from all who ridiculed my criticism of J-Rob. Not too often that Top 5 GMs get canned mid-season.

 

J-Rob did generally elevate the roster and I was rooting for him, but his expensive strategies and his Round 1 failures cost him.

 

As a local kid who got his dream job, I was rooting for him but....

Brother, we thought you died from covid

[Jonboy]

13 minutes ago, Titans279 said:

You have to wonder (and maybe worry?) if Vrabel gets more control over the GM level decisions. That doesn't always work out...

 

It's going to be really interesting to see how that part plays out. 

[Puck]

[TheChosenTitan]

2 minutes ago, Titans279 said:

Context is king IMO.

This is all true, but I've been saying all along that we're doing this in the worse division in the NFL.

This is not "good to great." Vrabel obviously has not been happy with the personnel moves and AAS picked Vrabel over JRob.

 

 

 

I believe this is right

[woolfolksunclesuncle]

My main problem with Robinson has been his cap management. It's fucking terrible. Great teams have cap guys that are equal to Amazon's accountants. There's been zero contract creativity that gives the ability to create cap space at will.

[Justafan]

1 minute ago, TheBukafax said:

Brother, we thought hoped you died from covid

FIFY

[IrishTitansFan]

Just now, Jonboy said:

 

It's going to be really interesting to see how that part plays out. 

All the narrative for years has been they were in lock step on every decision. I think that’s pretty obviously wrong now

 

The question is, if Vrabel does get more power, does he double down on building an archaic offense?

[TheBukafax]

Just now, Jonboy said:

 

It's going to be really interesting to see how that part plays out. 

Fortunately having Cowden in house already should mitigate that… I hope.

[XAEA12]

 

Vrabel definitely slipping her the pickle.

[SleepingTitan]

11 minutes ago, KenAmato58 said:

This Is really shocking. I hope to Christ vrable doesn’t get full personnel control

What if he's been making these stellar defensive picks this whole time, and Jrob has been making the offensive picks that shit the bed and/or leave?

[ctm]

18 minutes ago, Jonboy said:

 

This is the part I can't quite figure out. What in the world happened behind the scenes where they felt like they needed to make this move mid-season? When you're on track for another division title?

 Unlike a lot of posters, AAS apparently doesn't think winning a weak division is good enough.  She has a higher bar.