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I know your secondary's problem...

horseheads2000

By horseheads2000,
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it's Tim Lewis. (plus a little bit of Ken Lucas) Man, this guy has got to go, he screwed up our defense something bad (Ny Giants) when he was here. Pittsburgh fired him, we hired him, and the Giants owners made Coughlin fire him. here an example pf why this guy is a turd. Cory Webster, one of our corners, drafted during Lewis' tenure, 3rd round pick. First two years, nothing under TL, people called him a bust. Then, TL leaves and Corey has last year...ac ouple INT's in the playoffs and has become our premiere corner. TL is a loud mouth that dresses down players on a regular basis, no matter where or when. Not like a Parcells, who pushes buttons to make players respond, Lewis is bad, just bad. Get rid of him and bring in a new DB coach, that will help for nest year. Soory for your guys loss, we ate a brick, too. But, hey, 12-4 ain't a bad season.

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