Fired Culley

Culley should be fired for sure. But Tim Kelly should've been fired right after the game today.

 

Fire all the ex-Patriots
It’s Tim Kelly’s offense
Lovie Smith’s defense
and Nick Caserio, Jack Easterby & Clown McNair’s **** show
David Culley is just the face/voice of it

Sell the team.
I hear Jeff Bezos is looking.

 

It’s not as simple as firing Culley, unfortunately. The entire organization is in shambles. This is a multi year rebuilding project that Vince Lombardi himself couldn’t win with at the moment. They are just a legitimately horrible organization right now.

 

This is exactly why he was hired draw attention away from the circus

 

I know it may be weird to fire a OC at this point (like CAR) https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl...ensive-coordinator/1q5f340etpzj61869m1s12ri06 , but Timmy has run his course. Running on 3rd and long was just silly.

 

Bill Petersen faints.

 

Not...Even...Close. You have forgotten about Bill Petersen:


Look at it this way: At least Culley isn't going around leaving tickets for Elvis at each home game. Unfortunately, Culley isn't responsible for this offense (And I use that term very loosely) - that would be Tim Kelly (who is actually running BoB's offense). Culley is doing exactly what he was hired to do - be a head coach mannequin on the sidelines. Looking ahead, all I can say is that you ain't seen nothing yet.

 

Culley is perfect for this regime.. I wouldn't want to ruin a good head coach resume for what's coming in the next few years...

 

We've won 2 more games than most thought we would. He should be a legitimate COY candidate. In fact, if there is any reason to fire him it should be for winning those 2 games by accident. He's ****ing up our chance to get the #1 pick.

 

We've had the same offensive coordinator since 2019.

 

Culley lost me when he started benching players, he doesn't have the clout for that. I expected losing but I assumed he would be able to keep morale up during the losing, instead he's alienating players. All bullshit aside though, I think he's going to work wonders with the Kansas City receivers next season as their wr coach, this job is too big for him

 

Already want him out, but our problems run deeper than bad coaching

 

Unfortunately, I've been to a few of the games and you can see he's lost the vets on the team. Went to the Jets game and the O-line was like a who's who of players off the street. He's job is to play the younger players and "try" to win. The few times they score is on the non-standard plays they run because the opposing team knows what's coming. Just let him finish out the season and then let him go. At this point there is no need unless you have a coach that even wants this train wreck. It is a sad situation, even getting the #1 doesn't seem worth it.

 

I know we all had very low expectations for this season and the Texans somehow managed to fall even lower than that but I'm happy everyone in here is angry, I don't ever want us to become these idiots, celebrating their lone win like its the ****ing superbowl

 

The McNair family won't sell this nest egg.... they know that they can suck off the NFL's teat for generations..... look at the owner of the Cardinals and Bears, the entire family is rich and doesn't have to do anything but keep sucking the NFL money milk..... the Texans are PERFECT for Cal, he will make money no matter how incompetent he is.

It's time to accept that there just isn't NFL football in Houston for now on.

 

Firing the coach is a solution?
Have you seen the owner who has such a low IQ and a bad personality?
Look at a big picture first.

 

Has a team ever been last in every major offensive category? Didn’t think that was possible.