Fisher Survives as NFL's Longest-Tenured Coach

Do you have link to that quote, and then I'll jump over to your side. Because I thought it was Bulluck who swayed him over. And not a command by Bud.

 

Bulluck did make comments as well. I will look for it.

 

I can't find the quote. However, check the link below to a thread on this forum regarding the subject. I think the quote is the tennessean article that has a link in one of the responses. I can't get to the article.

http://www.gotitans.com/goForum/showthread.php?t=22301&highlight=adams+vince+young

 

Bah.
Ancient history,like that Las Vegas strip club incident with that player...

Now, if for some reason Rattay is not selected over KFC as backup QB, then I will be tweaked and want to drag all the football skeletons out of Fisher's closet.

One of the funniest Fisher moments was a video interview in which Fisher is asked what Collins brings to the team.This was after KFC had cost us a few games, before Young took over. In a sheepish voice he mumbled on about "all kinds of experience." Yeah, Jeff Fisher, experience in losing!

 

I can't ever recall Adams (or Bulluck for that matter) making a statement like that.

I think you would have heard a little more from Fisher if either of them had.

 

http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we...dispstring=bulluck&p_text_advanced-0=(bulluck)
Here is the bulluck quote. Check out #2.

Adams said something similar but with a little more authority. I can't find the quote.

 

And, here's another "more famous" quote I'm sure Fisher showed Bulluck and the rest of his players following Bulluck's statement.

"Players play. Coaches coach."

 

Fisher was sticking with Collins, and he made that clear. He once again had to be FORCED to play a better player rather than the old crap player that he is 'buddies' with. Fisher's main flaw is the one that hurts the team the most. Favoritism.

 

insert lame fat joke here

 

He needs to put some weight back on now. He looks small compared to that LB.