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Dan Morgan on the Rich Eisen show


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11 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

"everybody has to earn it, heading in the right direction, feel great about him, get it done at the right time"

 

 

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Umm yeah. When did he get it done at the right time? I seem to remember a 4-6 finish and needing Atlanta to win our way into the playoffs but whatever. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Candler Cat said:

Just hope Morgan is being diplomatic about it knowing he has to roll with him this year

It may just be GM speak or whatever but how the fug dont you have an answer by now if he needs an ext.  What is "discussing it internally" even doing?    You are either going to give him one before the season starts or simply let it ride until the end of 26

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6 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Umm yeah. When did he get it done at the right time? I seem to remember a 4-6 finish and needing Atlanta to win our way into the playoffs but whatever. 

 

He’s pretty clearly referring to the timing of if/when there is an extension for him, he wasn’t talking about the finish to the season. It’s pretty consistent with what he’s said on every other show when he’s been asked about the extension, he’s not going to commit to anything yet. 

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2 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

"everybody has to earn it, heading in the right direction, feel great about him, get it done at the right time"

 

 

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Dan Morgan is a very boring interview, he’s excellent at saying nothing. 

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