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I don’t believe this for a minute. I don’t think Fisher is on the hot seat and won’t be until the situation regarding the move is settled. This guy provides no evidence that Fisher is in trouble other than pointing to his record and the Foles fiasco. Sounds like he doesn’t know Fisher’s situation that well. Trying to manufacture a story where none exists.
http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/st-louis-rams-jeff-fisher-could-be-coaching-for-job-112315
And before anyone gives Fisher an out by saying he hasn’t had a decent quarterback, sources said he was the one who pushed the Nick Foles trade to completion back in the spring. When he got back from a competition-committee meeting and learned the trade has stalled, he leaned on his staff to get it done.
Also from the same story, I found this of interest.
AgamemnonAnd once missing there is this.
Foles was fine until he melted down.
I agree with Nittany, that is bad analysis.
And on top of it, it’s like this repeat of the 2007 nightmare, and I mean this one. The OL loses 10 players to injuries, and what do a lot of people do? Blame Bulger.
This is a young and inexperienced OL that got injured on top of it.
What happens? I see people complaining that they benched Foles for Keenum.
A: “Why aren’t you serving lunch on time.”
B: “The restaurant is on fire.”
A: “Well hire a decent cook for a change, jeeesh.”I should have pointed out that I was just interested in that they said Fisher was the one that really pushed for the trade. I was for the trade.
Agamemnon
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