jeff fisher

[Kermit]

I'm not so sure Fisher is the problem with their record.
He's been their coach for a while, and they've always been a pretty decent team.
The chemistry is just all off with the players.
With any team, it's one thing to go out and purchase several outstanding players...but it doesn't mean anything if their skills sets don't work well together.
I'm not exactly sure how they should go about fixing the team, but I really don't think the coach is the issue.

And on the comment Fisher made - as Peyton said, anymore, any comment you make will upset someone. It's so true. Nowadays, you have to be so careful, it's ridiculous.
I used to work with an assignment editor who had a sign on his desk. It read: "You can't please all of the people all of the time. Today isn't your day, and tomorrow doesn't look good either."

TN players and fans need to grow a thicker skin. It wasn't meant to insult his team, but rather honor Dungy.
Perhaps the TN players need to spend more time practicing and trying to figure out their issues, and less time worrying about what Fisher is saying as an introduction to one of the classiest men in football.

i'm not picking on you, but....

let the mavs kick the everloving out of the spurs in the playoffs. say 4 games to one. then pop goes to an awards banquet honoring, oh say the dali ing lama and bust open his suit and while wearing a diggler jersey says, "i just wanted to see what it felt like to be a winner."

let's see him get away with that and then you have room to criticize the tn fans. it's the fans who are pissed, not the players yo. i don't give a how classy dungy is, there are some things you don't do.

[SpursFanFirst]

i'm not picking on you, but....

let the mavs kick the everloving out of the spurs in the playoffs. say 4 games to one. then pop goes to an awards banquet honoring, oh say the dali ing lama and bust open his suit and while wearing a diggler jersey says, "i just wanted to see what it felt like to be a winner."

let's see him get away with that and then you have room to criticize the tn fans. it's the fans who are pissed, not the players yo. i don't give a how classy dungy is, there are some things you don't do.

Spurs weren't exactly the best team to pick out of all the teams I love. The Fisher incident is way less likely to happen with them.

It's a more likely scenario with the Cowboys or Irish.
If Weis or Phillips did what Fisher did, I honestly wouldn't care.
The problems the ans have go well past Fisher making his comment....and started long before that.

It's a SPORT, for crying out loud. It's not a matter of life and death.

Obviously, TN fans want to get upset over something. How about homelessness or domestic abuse or hungry children? THAT'S something to get angry about.

[monosylab1k]

What Fisher did was stupid and out of line. Maybe he had completely harmless intentions, but either way, he sold out his entire team, and especially his quarterbacks.

[monosylab1k]

He could have worn a Joe Montana jersey, a John Elway jersey, a Johnny Unitas jersey, a Troy Aikman jersey, or, what would have been most appropriate, a Steve McNair jersey.

But no. He picked the jersey of a currently active quarterback that plays for a division rival.

There's smarter ways of honoring Tony Dungy.

[J.T.]

He should have just worn a Brady jersey and said "if you can't beat em, join em"

[monosylab1k]

i don't give a how classy dungy is

he does tho. he'll make sure you know how classy he is. and how much he loves Jesus. He's kinda a skinny old black man version of Ladainian Tebow.

[SpursFanFirst]

He could have worn a Joe Montana jersey, a John Elway jersey, a Johnny Unitas jersey, a Troy Aikman jersey, or, what would have been most appropriate, a Steve McNair jersey.

Why would he choose those players when introducing Dungy?

People need to get over it. This is a stupid argument.

[SpursFanFirst]

he does tho. he'll make sure you know how classy he is. and how much he loves Jesus. He's kinda a skinny old black man version of Ladainian Tebow.

This is pathetic comment, mono.
Heaven forbid there should be a Christian man out there representing the NFL in a way that wouldn't offend most people.

[Kermit]

the guantlet has been dropped. sports writers across the country are claiming there are more important things for tennessee fans to be worring about as they jack off to their brady photos and cream all over tebowjesus dolls.

worst argument ever. sports writer telling sports fan to not care so much. you know what asshole? if it's so unimportant and meaningless, stop writing about it, quit your ing job, and feed a bunch of homeless. and whiny sports fan needs to stop regurgitating this weak .

[Kermit]

This is pathetic comment, mono.
Heaven forbid there should be a Christian man out there representing the NFL in a way that wouldn't offend most people.

you forgot to mention that he's black.

[SpursFanFirst]

the guantlet has been dropped. sports writers across the country are claiming there are more important things for tennessee fans to be worring about as they jack off to their brady photos and cream all over tebowjesus dolls.

worst argument ever. sports writer telling sports fan to not care so much. you know what asshole? if it's so unimportant and meaningless, stop writing about it, quit your ing job, and feed a bunch of homeless. and whiny sports fan needs to stop regurgitating this weak .

Who's a sports writer? Nice try.

[SpursFanFirst]

you forgot to mention that he's black.

Who cares?

[Kermit]

Who's a sports writer? Nice try.

you're the baby bird.

[SpursFanFirst]

you're the baby bird.

[SpursFanFirst]

I know it's hard for you to imagine, Kermit, but some people CAN think for themselves.

I rarely read sports media, so I'm hardly "regurgitating" a sports writer's comments.

[Kermit]

i'm proud of you.

[monosylab1k]

This is pathetic comment, mono.
Heaven forbid there should be a Christian man out there representing the NFL in a way that wouldn't offend most people.

There's plenty of athletes who love Jesus and don't need to mention it every chance they get. And then use their faith as a way of portraying themselves as saintly before playing against Satan Belichick.

Tony Dungy is no different than Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson. A snake oil salesman using God to further his own agenda.

[monosylab1k]

For a guy who loves to tell everyone how awesome his faith and "quiet strength" is, maybe he should have put that on display a little more in his family life before his son offed himself.

[dirk4mvp]

That's an awesome thing to say.

[J.T.]

For a guy who loves to tell everyone how awesome his faith and "quiet strength" is, maybe he should have put that on display a little more in his family life before his son offed himself.

if you don't get pinked for this they should do away with pinking people all together on spurstalk

almost as bad as the timothy mcveigh troll

[Kermit]

damn dude.

[Blake]

dont you mean tech is the most overranked team in the country

No, what I mean is that Vince is the most slobbered player on this board

[Dr. Gonzo]

if you don't get pinked for this they should do away with pinking people all together on spurstalk

almost as bad as the timothy mcveigh troll

Damn you are sensitive when it comes to someone making a crass comment about someone associated with the Colts.

Would you have had the same reaction if he made a similar comment about Steve McNair getting killed?

[Blake]

For a guy who loves to tell everyone how awesome his faith and "quiet strength" is, maybe he should have put that on display a little more in his family life before his son offed himself.

you're a bigger idiot than I previously thought you were. well done.

[J.T.]

Damn you are sensitive when it comes to someone making a crass comment about someone associated with the Colts.

Would you have had the same reaction if he made a similar comment about Steve McNair getting killed?

idk

ask him to make the same post about steve mcnair getting killed and see what i do about it