Should Denny Green resign in his postgame press conference?

"Warning: Profanity used."

Duh.

 

"If you want to crown them, then crown their ass." What, they playing checkers?

 

Oddest thing about the tirade: the question asked is providing credit (deserved, by the way) to Cardinals for being able to "shut down" the Chicago offense.
No mention from the reporter about crowning the Bears with anything.

 

The first time in LEAGUE HISTORY a team overcame a deficit of at least 20 points solely on the basis of defensive and special teams points. Crazy.

 

Go fuck yourself Chicago.

 

Maybe someone can help me with something that came to mind as I watched that clip...

When was the last time a real fire-and-brimstone sort of coach, a la Billy Martin, won a championship in any of the big three pro sports?

 

Many good coaches have blown up, flown off the handle during the course of their careers. But if you want to know why the Cards becamethe first team in NFL history to blow two 14-0 first-quarter leads, just look at that press conference. It is the job of a coach, or any leader or that matter, to be calmest when things seem the worst. After last night's debacle, the Cardinals desperately needed their coach to show some poise. Instead, he showed his team they've got nowhere to turn when things start going badly.

 

pallister, that's so much garbage..... denny green deserves what's coming to him, but his meltdown was justified. the man just got embarrassed on national tv and he vented. big whoop. coaches do it all the time and the players couldn't give a flying flip. he didn't point any fingers. he was ripping himself and his coaching staff as much as anybody for giving the game away.

 

He showed absolutely no leadership at a time when leadership was needed. And if the players don't care, then they deserve to keep losing games like that.

 

I had the game on last night and Mr. Rosie watched until halftime. He said, "Watch, the Cardinals will blow the lead like they've done every other time this season."

"Of course," I replied. "It will be just like when Dennis Green was coaching the Vikes."

And it was.

This is the same coach who had his quarterback take a knee in the 1998 NFC championship game. (Not that this looser fangirl is bitter or anything, stupid Denny Green!)

I will never understand those who think this man is a coaching genius. I have yet to see it.

 

No kidding. He's about as good as the coach responsible for this:

http://cctvimedia.clearchannel.com/kfan/gm%20winning%20td.mp3

[/already on my way to my room]