zeppelin128
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"I know for an absolute fact that Peyton and some other money guys are on the 'move on from Butch train'." - The guy overplayed it by mentioning Peyton and calling it 'an absolute fact'. I don't believe that Manning would ever take a stance for a coaching change. That's just not how he does things.
It's also possible Manning understands every aspect of football and sees that the longer this takes the worse the outcome.
Tennessee has built up a decent roster and fan support over the past few years. It would be dumb to let that completely crater before taking action. And possibly even more financially costly than a buyout. Manning is a business man himself as well as a player. He knows the game and the financial aspect of a program as well.
Peyton Manning would not take a stance to advocate for a coaching change. He didn't even do that when Dooley was here. It's not how he does things. Not. Buying. It.
You know this how?
I went over and it seems everyone on there says his info has been accurate in the past.
I mean. This really isn't that far fetched to of happened....
A bunch of coaches with tons of pressure and expectations fall flat on their faces after a horribly coached game they should have won by every estimate get into a fight with one another about who is to blame?
Then the players see the guys that are supposed to be in charge are losing it as well....lose faith in them as leaders, them social media is full of nothing but articles cracking jokes about the trash can, about Butch about the play calls, opposing fans are talking crap, our own fans are tweeting crap....
I'm not saying all that criticism isn't deserved. But it does have its effects on players. Byrd could play anywhere else and be on the field every play. Here he sits on a bench and listens to everyone and their mother make fun of our team and coach.
Not a hard decision tbh.
I went over and it seems everyone on there says his info has been accurate in the past.
I mean. This really isn't that far fetched to of happened....
A bunch of coaches with tons of pressure and expectations fall flat on their faces after a horribly coached game they should have won by every estimate get into a fight with one another about who is to blame?
Then the players see the guys that are supposed to be in charge are losing it as well....lose faith in them as leaders, them social media is full of nothing but articles cracking jokes about the trash can, about Butch about the play calls, opposing fans are talking crap, our own fans are tweeting crap....
I'm not saying all that criticism isn't deserved. But it does have its effects on players. Byrd could play anywhere else and be on the field every play. Here he sits on a bench and listens to everyone and their mother make fun of our team and coach.
Not a hard decision tbh.
This is all stupid and silly. I have never liked Butch but he is 2-1 and we could have won yesterday. I know its year 5 and Currie should look at things then. I dont believe nothing in that post.
It is very far fetched to think a decision on the status of a head coach is going to be determined this early in the season... and I don't think anyone who posts to an internet message board is going to be in touch with what Thornton, Haslam and Co. are thinking... Not to mention, it's Currie's call anyway. Not buying a word of this.
Why? It happened to Les Miles about 1 year ago. He won a national championship and played for another one at the program that canned him and is a pretty well respected coach by most pundits and other coaches.
You act like Tennessee has never canned a head coach. Tennessee fired Johnny Majors and Philip Fulmer, but suddenly Butch is out of reach?
I went over and it seems everyone on there says his info has been accurate in the past.
I mean. This really isn't that far fetched to of happened....
A bunch of coaches with tons of pressure and expectations fall flat on their faces after a horribly coached game they should have won by every estimate get into a fight with one another about who is to blame?
Then the players see the guys that are supposed to be in charge are losing it as well....lose faith in them as leaders, them social media is full of nothing but articles cracking jokes about the trash can, about Butch about the play calls, opposing fans are talking crap, our own fans are tweeting crap....
I'm not saying all that criticism isn't deserved. But it does have its effects on players. Byrd could play anywhere else and be on the field every play. Here he sits on a bench and listens to everyone and their mother make fun of our team and coach.
Not a hard decision tbh.