NFL Black Monday

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Depending how far he takes them into the play-offs, Bisaccia should be safe. After rebounding from the turmoil with Gruden, then their star RB DUI and killing a woman while driving his Vette in LV at 157MPH, Bisaccia has done a remarkable job. I was somewhat surprised on Black Monday that the Spani Dolts didn't dump their rookie HC after he went for a 1st down at his own 18 yard line on 4th down and failed. Not even a high school play, and certainly not something you'd ever expect to see in the NFL. The three points his goofy decision cost his team was the difference in the final score. Coach needs to go back to class.

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Joe Judge is the latest to go. Took long enough.

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Originally Posted by KMayUSA6060

Joe Judge is the latest to go. Took long enough.

Ownership finally figured out you can't QB sneak your way to a title.

I won't say "I told you so" either? I liked the hire when they first made it. Thought he might be a diamond in the rough. Turned out he just talked a good game. X's and O's meant very little to him.

He was supposed to be a mini-Belichick, but the only thing they have in common, was they were both Special Teams coaches. Belichick doesn't win games by giving rah-rah Gene Hackman speeches at halftime and making long rambling excuses to the press. He wins games with his mind...by using strategy and technique to put his guys in the best possible position to win.

Gettleman didn't do any favors for him either, in regards to getting the right talent, but I'm not sure Judge could have won 8 games with The Chiefs roster.

He might end up being a good college coach, but I don't think he'll be anything more then a decent Special Teams Coach in the NFL. We saw in the last game, how much "Field Position" meant to him.