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One Flop and Already Calling For Saban?

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So Nick comes in his first year and drastically improves a 4-12 team. Then in his second year there are HIGH expectations for a team who was 4-12 the year before. The team although impressive at times, overall was a dissappointment. Now people are calling for Saban's head? How many of the league's top coaches went for years with dissappointing season? Belichick (sp) anyone? If Saban is fired, who does everyone intend to bring in? I can understand firing a coach after years of failure when an improvement is available. But what is the basis? People need to THINK!@

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how did he drastically improve the team? this year showed last year was a fluke? 2 years no playoffs....im not ready to call for his job yet....but im losing patience
 
Slappy8800 said:
how did he drastically improve the team? this year showed last year was a fluke? 2 years no playoffs....im not ready to call for his job yet....but im losing patience

Exactly. We'll evaluate him at the end of next year. If we do not make the playoffs, perhaps it'll be a time for change or a very short leash. I'm sick and tired of mediocrity though. Get me Lovie Smith or Tony Dungy or Cam Cameron.
 
tony dungy? what exactly has he done?i wanna win in the playoffs...not just make them
 
Slappy8800 said:
how did he drastically improve the team? this year showed last year was a fluke? 2 years no playoffs....im not ready to call for his job yet....but im losing patience

Two years?! Two years?! teams have gone ages without playoffs, and remain loyal to their coaches. I don't even think the Patriots knew what the playoffs looked like in the 90's. Last year was no fluke. This team is being rebuilt.
 
Fritz27 said:
Exactly. We'll evaluate him at the end of next year. If we do not make the playoffs, perhaps it'll be a time for change or a very short leash. I'm sick and tired of mediocrity though. Get me Lovie Smith or Tony Dungy or Cam Cameron.

Lovie Smith - Early exit from playoffs
Tony Dungy - Early exit from playoffs
Cam Cameron - another short leash

I don't see the carousel getting any better. It took 5 years to get rid of the son of the boss (Jimmy Johnson/Dave Wannstedt). Why 3 years and a hook for a man with a total difference in philosophy from those bums?
 
Slappy8800 said:
how did he drastically improve the team? this year showed last year was a fluke? 2 years no playoffs....im not ready to call for his job yet....but im losing patience

Do me a favor and define "success" for Saban; under what circumstances would you have been happy? What tangible results would have been good enough? Once you do that ask yourself if your standard of success is fair. Did you really expect us to be in the Super Bowl 2 years after Wanny's debacle? Was Saban to inherit an old, underachieving, overpaid, and offensively inept team and turn it around in just two years? I hink the anti-Saban crowd is short sighted and devoid of any real perspective.
 
Da_Franchise said:
Two years?! Two years?! teams have gone ages without playoffs, and remain loyal to their coaches. I don't even think the Patriots knew what the playoffs looked like in the 90's. Last year was no fluke. This team is being rebuilt.
Carrol made the playoffs, Parcells made the playoffs, and of course Belichek. It's not like the Pats stayed with the same guy for a long time.

We haven't made the playoffs for half of a decade. I'm sick and tired of it (mediocrity).
 
Slappy8800 said:
tony dungy? what exactly has he done?i wanna win in the playoffs...not just make them

You're right I'd rather not even make the playoffs :rolleyes2
 
Marty Schottenheimer has been a part of the NFL for 40 years....what has he ever won???? :confused:

Gotta be patient.
 
Roman529 said:
Marty Schottenheimer has been a part of the NFL for 40 years....what has he ever won???? :confused:

Gotta be patient.
With the way his team is playing, he'll have a Lombardi trophy to show for it in February.
 
vinivedivichi said:
Do me a favor and define "success" for Saban; under what circumstances would you have been happy? What tangible results would have been good enough? Once you do that ask yourself if your standard of success is fair. Did you really expect us to be in the Super Bowl 2 years after Wanny's debacle? Was Saban to inherit an old, underachieving, overpaid, and offensively inept team and turn it around in just two years? I hink the anti-Saban crowd is short sighted and devoid of any real perspective.

my standard for success is marked improvement from the previous year...i havent seen marked improvement from last year to this year....I wasnt on that Super Bowl wagon...i didnt think wed win more than 5 games personally.
 
Dolphins4LyfSon said:
You're right I'd rather not even make the playoffs :rolleyes2

losing in the first round, u might as well not have made the playoffs
 
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