Do You Trust Hurney?

[The Saltman]

I dont really care how we win games as long as we win them. and no I dont want to win them being lucky like we did in 2008. We all know how that turned out.

[Anybodyhome]

And there's something to be said for full-grown men named "Tommy" and "Danny," etc. I'd trust "Tom" before I trusted "Tommy."

I have this sinking, horrible feeling in my gut this team is going to hire John Fox 2.0.

[The Saltman]

tommy jone?

[Guest]

And there's something to be said for full-grown men named "Tommy" and "Danny," etc. I'd trust "Tom" before I trusted "Tommy."

I have this sinking, horrible feeling in my gut this team is going to hire John Fox 2.0.

You mean Johnny Fox 2.0....

[blackcatgrowl]

Nope. I don't. Not one bit.

[Anybodyhome]

tommy jone?

Was a Welsh singer, would not have been as well known had he stayed "Tommy Jone."

"It's not unusual to be..." c'mon, you know the song, admit it.

[Ricky Spanish]

Short answer:

No.

Long answer:

fug no.

[CatMan72]

I do, I think overall he's made many more good decisions then bad ones. He's got a pretty high success ratio with draft picks and the last time around he helped select a coach that took us from 1-15 to a SB appearance in 2 years.

[mwright350]

Some of you still don't get it.

The tone of the teamisset by JR.

Hurney is responsible for finding staff that fit that tone.

If you don't like running the ball with a tough defense, find a different team to cheer for.

I actually quite enjoy running the ball with a tough defense - provided there is a passing game that's at least dangerous enough to make people respect it. Do we blame JR for neglecting the passing game almost entirely as well? My thoughts are no but I could be wrong.

[Neylus]

If you don't like running the ball with a tough defense, find a different team to cheer for.

The investors would not pleased.

[bleys]

JR, Hurney, and Morrison will be working together..