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Fire Bill O'Brien

Discussion in 'Houston Texans' started by DonnyMost, Sep 23, 2016.

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Should we fire Bill O'Brien?

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  2. No

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  3. Abstain (for the moment)

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  1. Mr. Clutch

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    I meant I don't support either O'Brien or Rick. I still am a fan of the team even though management is terrible.
     
  2. DonnyMost

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    Plus...

    Fitzpatrick
    Mallet
    Hoyer
    Savage
    Osweiler

    Not to mention he ditched Fitz and Keenum, whom actually ended up being far better than anyone we signed or kept.

    It is completely meaningless. No rookie QB does anything but praise their coach.
     
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    I had enough Hoylett to last a lifetime. almost threw up entertaining that possibility.
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  4. coachbadlee

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    Or just hire a competent OC like they should have during the offseason.
     
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  5. Mr. Clutch

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    Well that's not happening.

    O'Brien just survived after taking that role, he's not gonna give it up unless it's implementing his system (Godsey)
     
  6. Bobbythegreat

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    Okay, and then if you do that, what does BOB do? What's the point of even having him if he doesn't coach offense, defense, or special teams?
     
  7. coachbadlee

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    The same thing he did in his 9-7 days. Be head coach.
     
  8. Bobbythegreat

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    No, he's been coaching the offense ever since he's been here, part of what got him hired was the myth that he was an offensive guru.....and all he's done is make the offense worse till Watson got going and was good enough to overcome BOB's awful play calling.
     
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    Extension to a 4-12 coach
     
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    Then he becomes the Texans' version of Jason Garrett.
     
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    Shots fired





     
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  18. Nick

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    You wanted them to keep a 2-14 coach.
     
  19. Mr. Clutch

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    Actually I didn't at this time. But in retrospect I think we should have.

    Unlike this team, the 2-14 actually had a talented core and good depth derailed by Schaub's decline. And Kubiak had proven he was a brilliant offensive mind unlike O'Brien.
     
  20. Nick

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    Kubiak had lost that lockeroom... it was painfully obvious then, and remains obvious now. A change had to be made.

    This is why flip-flopping in retrospect looks pretty dumb.

    Perhaps improvement from here on out will allow you to again change your mind, in retrospect.
     

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