John Fox is a Stubborn Piece of Sh*t

[Fox007]

If you want a douchy coach who leaves in staters to pad stats, you need to start rooting for the Gators.

We just don't want a douchy coach who runs FB dive on 3rd and 9.

[Proudiddy]

shh delhommey, you know it's pure coincidence that fox let off the gas at the exact time that sean payton took out the rest of his starters.

This isn't just to you Jase, but in general... Seriously, that's been the problem with Fox. I don't care if the starters were in there or not, ours were. You don't change how you play the game b/c of your record, their record, playoff implications, etc. You ALWAYS play to win, and play to win emphatically IMO.

Did Andy Reid call off the dogs in Week 1 when we pulled Jake? No. They were blitzing like the game had just started in the 4th Quarter and embarrassed us, after embarrassing us. They put our team in a collective piledriver and then put their foot on our throat when we were knocked unconscious. Same with Arizona last year.

Did they tone it down b/c they felt bad for Jake??? No. So neither should we. We should've ran it up on them. When I brought up Andy Reid doing it after week 1, everyone was like,"It's football, not tiddly winks..." And crap like that. "It's what he's supposed to do" "Belichick does it, that's what makes him the best..." There's no excuse. If it was the weather, I would understand, but it wasn't that...

And to ed bell, yes, it was projection on my part. If ESPN can do it, why can't I make up a story? Seriously, I don't know what he was thinking exactly, but I do know that it had to do with protecting his image as a coach and the guy that has his fingerprints on all the personnel moves. He didn't want to start Moore earlier b/c Jake was his guy and gave us "the best chance to win."

Well, apparently he didn't.