JRob Fired. Wyatt Confirmed.

[tgo]

Just now, BudsOilers said:

Who wrote this?  @tgo or @japan?  completely biased and glossed over the personnel fuck ups

 

I thought it was a good write-up! No lies told...

[titanskick8851]

 

[titanskick8851]

 

1 hour ago, Downtown said:

Conklin's 13 million ended up going to Clowney (12million). 

Saffold's 10 million ended up going to Zach Cunningham. 

 

Its fair to point out that some of our O-Line problems were trying to give Vrabel his defensive guys as opposed to signing our own on the O-Line. 

 

Add in:

Corey Davis w/ $14,000,000 in 2021 (signed a 3 year, $37M deal with Jets) vs. Julio Jones w/ $15,300,000 + a 2022 2nd Round Pick + 2023 4th Round Pick + $2,000,000 cap hit in 2022 when not playing for the team.

Would much rather have re-signed Davis and kept the draft capital.

[Supdawg]

4 hours ago, BudsOilers said:

They are one of the least talented teams personnel wise on offense comparatively and some of your “pretty good” players are merely OK ones.

This was after week 9... Ranked 18th in offensive grade per PFF. Likely have slipped a few spots since then, but saying they are one of the least talented teams (bottom 10% by definition is not correct). They are probably in the 50th-75th percentile in terms of talent on offense if I am being completely objective. 

I do agree that the WR group are likely bottom 10%. 

Edit - I just signed up for a PFF membership to look . Titans are currently ranked 19th in total offensive grade. And don't tell me it's because we are blessed with offensive coaching masterminds. 

Edited December 8, 2022 by Supdawg

[japan]

21 minutes ago, BudsOilers said:

Who wrote this?  @tgo or @japan?  completely biased and glossed over the personnel fuck ups

Good one.

 

Question not being asked is what in the world was Strunk thinking signing Robinson to a 5 year deal when all of this stuff he was supposedly fired for was known and in the past.  

Edited December 8, 2022 by japan

[AvgJoe]

I am very thankful that someone other than Jon Robinson will be working to fix the offensive line

[Number9]

6 minutes ago, AvgJoe said:

I am very thankful that someone other than Jon Robinson will be working to fix the offensive line

When you are the head of an organization, you hire people to specifically work on areas where you are weak.

[BudsOilers]

41 minutes ago, japan said:

Good one.

 

Question not being asked is what in the world was Strunk thinking signing Robinson to a 5 year deal when all of this stuff he was supposedly fired for was known and in the past.  

It was before the off-season right?  Clearly her view changed.  Maybe some doubts in decisions became abundantly clear that his sill set is not suited for where they are now.  

[BudsOilers]

49 minutes ago, Supdawg said:

This was after week 9... Ranked 18th in offensive grade per PFF. Likely have slipped a few spots since then, but saying they are one of the least talented teams (bottom 10% by definition is not correct). They are probably in the 50th-75th percentile in terms of talent on offense if I am being completely objective. 

I do agree that the WR group are likely bottom 10%. 

Edit - I just signed up for a PFF membership to look . Titans are currently ranked 19th in total offensive grade. And don't tell me it's because we are blessed with offensive coaching masterminds. 

The OL sucks.  We beyond Burks is bad.  TE is Chig only.  Not really any blue chippers beyond QB and RB and even those are top 10 guys

[Number9]

3 minutes ago, BudsOilers said:

The OL sucks.  We beyond Burks is bad.  TE is Chig only.  Not really any blue chippers beyond QB and RB and even those are top 10 guys

Hooper is a nice player for the Titans run.

[titansfan]

One thing that both the national and local media have observed is how much the opinion from fanbase versus the NFL differ on this. They are pretty much polar opposite 

[japan]

1 minute ago, titansfan said:

One thing that both the national and local media have observed is how much the opinion from fanbase versus the NFL differ on this. They are pretty much polar opposite 

NFL doesn't pay attention.  They see the 6-7 straight winning seasons and AFCCG run.  Fanbase has grown frustrated with the running-in-place...

[ctm]

53 minutes ago, japan said:

Good one.

 

Question not being asked is what in the world was Strunk thinking signing Robinson to a 5 year deal when all of this stuff he was supposedly fired for was known and in the past.  

I posted to wait.  Maybe next time she will listen.

[Number9]

Just now, titansfan said:

One thing that both the national and local media have observed is how much the opinion from fanbase versus the NFL differ on this. They are pretty much polar opposite 

 

Talking about Titans fans?  Most of then don't follow football enough to think this is unusual or understand how huge the move is to release a winning GM right after losing badly in a regular season game..  The thing that still remains is why.  After some shaky players picked in his first draft, why wouldn't JRob have assigned the assistant coaches and the scout department to focus on the draft and FA signings.

[Titans279]

1 hour ago, japan said:

Good one.

 

Question not being asked is what in the world was Strunk thinking signing Robinson to a 5 year deal when all of this stuff he was supposedly fired for was known and in the past.  

 

Right, she thought his moves were great just 10 months ago.

 

I think people are doing some rationalization by making it so much about the track record. I think it's pretty much all due to the AJ Brown situation. That's the main thing that changed in that time period and I don't believe the timing of the firing is a coincidence.

 

I'm not saying that his track record isn't riddled with holes that we can use to justify the firing, but I don't believe JRob would have been fired right now if AJ Brown were still a Titan.