Disregard the Bradford injury and just focus on today's result. An ugly blowout loss to start the season. That isn't acceptable nor is there any excuse for said result. However, Fisher has shown he can get the best from his players when dealing with adversity. Look at the 2009 Titans. They started off 0-6, topped off with a 59-0 loss to the Patriots. They then went on to finish 8-8. Yes, that's a .500 record and not a PO appearance or a SB victory, but that isn't my point. Fisher's shown that he can deal with bad results and there is no one else I'd want as the HC next week in TB.
Fisher is the coach I'd want coaching the Rams now
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I'm tired of having to deal with adversity. I just want a disciplined, well-coached, and talented team who can win from the get-go - regardless of the circumstances. Other teams can do this. Why can't we?
a .500 record and not a PO appearance or a SB victory is exactly the point because it happens year after year after year. I am not trying to bad mouth Fisher, he's a great guy, but this is just a fact.
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My point was that he was able to make a bad situation better. I think he can make the Week 1 loss into a Week 2, which I think could lead to a PO appearance. But maybe I'm disillusioned.
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Maybe put up more than (3) 6 pts total...worst Rams opener since Eagles shit on us all day. I'm not mad or bashing it is simply reality. Where's the fuckin competition?
