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Shurmur in town today too


Mr. Scot

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Well then he went to an organization in Cleveland who we clearly have a lot of respect for "how they do things."

you want a losing team? you get staff from cleveland.

you transfer one losing culture to another. it would literally be an infusion of suck.

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That 7-9 year for the Rams wasn't exactly impressive. They beat up on a few NFC/AFC West teams (back when they were terrible), smacked us around with Pickles, and beat the Redskins. Whoop de do...

The only thing this guy has going for him is his work with McNabb in Philly...and even then, so what?

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To update one other thing (which people probably won't like) it's now unclear whether Hue Jackson interviewed today or not.

Two or three different sources said he was to interview today (Schefter actually said he was in town and interviewing) , but Person's blog entry about Shurmur indicated they were still trying to arrange the interview.

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