Don’t think it matters at this point, but based on the way he called this game I don’t think he was interested in keeping the job anyway.Glad I don’t have to be a Rams fan though.
OmarReborn wrote:
Great point Omar...I was thinking the same thing today, like calling a draw on 3rd & 10. And I’m betting both Mike McCarthy & Aaron had enough of each other.
MaxBusby wrote:
Yeah. I think you are right. I don’t think he liked coaching with an old quarterback who is set in his ways. I think he would prefer to work with a young qb.It was a nice run that had to end someday, No big deal, that’s Showbiz!
BobbyDillon wrote:
Interesting conversations going on over at Acme Packing Company : I do admit to feeling a twinge of regret, though. I had hoped that Mike McCarthy would be able to leave on his own terms, and that Green Bay wouldn't be subjected to the unseemly indignity of a firing. Alas, such was not to be.
Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel
Had he left on his own terms, it would have been by resignation, not by being fired. Either way, he's going to collect a massive paycheck next year, whether or not he chooses to work. He'll be fine.
He may very well have gone out on his own terms. Gonna wait to find out how this all went down.
Originally Posted by: nerdmann
I mentioned this in the chat today as a possibility. He might be tanking to get out of GB and collect the remainder of his pay, rather than resigning (and that's resigning [ree-ZINE-ing], not re-signing).
Originally Posted by: rabidgopher04
This brings up some interesting questions, such as...
Originally Posted by: beast
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