Atlanta DC fired, heads rolling

[SgtJoo]

 

[CPF4LIFE]

Flame if u want, but I like what Atlanta is doing. Not putting up with the bullshit poo and demanding excellence. 

Show results or get the fug out.

[Kevin Greene]

3 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Flame if u want, but I like what Atlanta is doing. Not putting up with the bullshit poo and demanding excellence. 

Show results or get the fug out.

I don't like panic, unless it happens in Atlanta.

[arbnranger]

There is a time to be patient and a time to cut nuts. 

Choose wisely,  only time will be the judge. 

[jasonluckydog]

Well isn't that special 

[Kevin Greene]

I mean. DC, OC and other coaches gone?

LOL!

[R0CKnR0LLA]

All they had to do after that Julio catch in the 4th was run the ball 3 times, kick the FG and they would have been up two scores with just a couple minutes left in the game. It would have been a great season capped off with a Super Bowl win. But because their OC went full retard now they are going to overreact, fire a bunch of people, cut several players, let numerous FAs walk. So Falcons gonna Falcon, what's new.

[KSpan]

@Snake, relevant to our exchange on Sunday I'll agree that this counts as accountability. Arguably somewhat misguided since the offense lost the game as much or even moreso than the defense and I think it's somewhat knee-jerk, but some type of accountability nonetheless. Would be very interested to know where exactly these decisions came from - Quinn, or higher?

I still disagree, however, that the Mike Smith situation showed any unusual level of beyond a normal NFL team.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

Their DC wasn't the issue. This isn't accountability as much as it's an emotional knee-jerk reaction and panic.

[jasonluckydog]

The Falcons are rewarding the 7 fans that showed up to the airport with a  promise of a fresh start.  

[R0CKnR0LLA]

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[Nails]

Brotherhood 

[Snake]

3 minutes ago, KSpan said:

@Snake, relevant to our exchange on Sunday I'll agree that this counts as accountability. Arguably somewhat misguided since the offense lost the game as much or even moreso than the defense and I think it's somewhat knee-jerk, but some type of accountability nonetheless. Would be very interested to know where exactly these decisions came from - Quinn, or higher?

I still disagree, however, that the Mike Smith situation showed any unusual level of beyond a normal NFL team.

I'm surprised he didn't fire the head coach. There loss in the super bowl,was epic.

[GoobyPls]

Panthers and Falcons are like polar opposites, they are uber aggressive in every facet and we are the kings of complacency