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Might as well put Jim Caldwell on the terminated list at this point


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NFL Network's Jason La Canfora reports that Jim Caldwell will be fired as Colts head coach if the team finishes 0-16.

Citing several sources close to the situation, La Canfora reports that Caldwell will "unequivocally" be fired if Colts don't win one of their final three games. "If they don't win a football game," La Canfora said Wednesday, "they will be firing the head coach." Indianapolis' last three games are against the Titans (7-6), Texans (10-3), and Jaguars (4-9). Many of the Colts' veterans seemed to pack it in months ago, so the smart money is on Indianapolis finishing winless.

http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/nfl/223520/football-headlines?r=1

why would they fire him Jim Caldwell is a helluva coach he helped coach them to a superbowl berth

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This situation highlights, if anything, the fact that football is a TEAM sport and the folly involved with building an entire team around one player.

Right. The problem started long before Caldwell took over. He got anointed HC by Dungy...did he earn it or did Dungy give it to his friend?

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