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Tony Pauline: Campen was Tepper's "eyes and ears"

Mr. Scot

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Prowler2k18 Grand Master

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4 hours ago, WUnderhill said:

I don’t blame him for this. Your boss says report to me, you report to him. I do blame him for being a terrible OL coach, and hopefully Tepper doesn’t ask position coaches to undermine the head coach in the future.

Agreed. Maybe if Campen wasn’t tasked with being a team mole, he would’ve focused more energy in getting the OL to play better. I hate hd had to lose his job though as this is squarely on Tepper.

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When you lose a lot in any business this is the result.  Trying to create a super staff ended up having no leadership.  From everything I've read Dan Morgan is not a Yes man.  We did the keep the old coach in Ron.  College coach with complete control with Rhule.  Then everyone shares and takes the best ideas with Frank and Fitterer.

Now, I hope, we are doing the more traditional GM has the final say on football matters.  And before you say Tepper has already said the GM and Coach report to him I think that is the ultimate case with all teams.

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Jesus, no fuging wonder this was such a fuging shitshow.  I've worked for places where management instigates conflict between departments and employees.  It always seemed like a way to make people fight with each other rather than pay attention to their complete failures as managers.  Also know that every single player knew exactly who the rats were.

This kind of poo might work in the corporate world where competition "makes the cream rise to the top", but for a football team that has to work like...well a TEAM it fugs everything up.  Please god tepper, keep your scrotum shaped fuging head away from the fuging football team.

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6 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Wasn't just Campen, apparently.

Likely suspects would include Tabor, maybe Brown since both are gone.

Some also suggest Jim Caldwell.

I called this yesterday in another thread.  It always seemed sketch that both Duce and McCown went the same day as Reich.  And then you promote your Special Teams coach!? to interim HC.  Always smelled like a couple rats on staff and now they’re all gone.

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