(02-06-2022, 02:11 AM)Jagsfan4life9/28/82 Wrote:

(02-06-2022, 01:28 AM)Jag88 Wrote: There are a lot of "garbage " people who are super successful in this world. Its Sheesh the guy didnt murder anyone. I would like to hear from the jags players one day in the future if and when they ever want to talk about it how bad this guy was. Yes, I know about the kicker who couldn't make typical kicks all of the sudden and he got kicked according to him. I wonder what's real and what's bs. I'm curious what all he did to piss on everyones' wheaties. Anyways, the guy is gone. I'm sure he took a big hit emotionally for not succeeding this time. It's a new era. Maybe move on already?

He didn't succeed here because he's a hopeless moron who's incapable of learning anything because he believes he knows everything already. He also didn't succeed here because his heart was in the wrong place. He cares about himself and nobody else. He only took the job because he thought Lawrence was his ticket to fame at the games highest level. His grandiose sense of self-worth prevented him from putting in the work required to succeed at this level. He's basically Matt Jones at the coaching level, though Matt wasn't nearly the reprehensible turd Meyer is.

The interview he gave a few weeks ago confirms this. He went into the NFL with no clue of how practice schedules and team organization works. You would think a guy would at least do a little research before jumping into a job, or at least try to get control of the situation once he saw the bottom falling out.

Even Jimmy Johnson admitted to being blindsided when he took the job at Dallas. He says he was under the impression that pro players were self-motivated at practicing and preparing for a game. When he saw that wasn’t the case he stepped up and took control. His statement was if he was going to fail, he was going to fail his way. Meyer just stood to the side and warmed his hands with the flames of the conflagration he ignited.

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