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Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by Zen_Ronin
Not a bad interview to be honest.


Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by aeneas1
so fisher intentionally brought goff along slowly with an eye on his future and mcvay reaped the benefits - mcvay, as a result, was able to then "take off" with goff.

um, yeah, no.

Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by dieterbrock
Jeff Fisher

Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by max
Fisher makes no sense here. He said he had control over what got aired on hard knocks and protected players from embarrassing stuff, yet he still threw Goff under the bus with the sun sets thing. And then he does it AGAIN in this interview. What a scumbag.

Re: Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by SWAdude
Fisher is football smart. No doubt.

His ego was his downfall. Again no doubt.

We went to the Super Bowl last year with Jeff's smarts. A fool would think otherwise. Donald, Gurley, Goff, etc.......

Thank god we have McVay/Snead and not Snisher.

GO RAMS!!!

Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by 69RamFan
SWAdude wrote:Fisher is football smart. No doubt.

His ego was his downfall. Again no doubt.

We went to the Super Bowl last year with Jeff's smarts. A fool would think otherwise. Donald, Gurley, Goff, etc.......

Thank god we have McVay/Snead and not Snisher.

GO RAMS!!!


I've read in the past, that AD was not his choice and neither was Goff...

With AD, he didn't like small DT, and was more drawn to bigger DT....
It was his Coaching staff and scouting team on the defensive side of the ball that talked him into that pick...

I remember he was being interview after he got canned,,,, that he mention during the draft that they were going into a different direction... and scouts and management were more of a Goff pick, so he agreed with that choice... but he knew he was out the door, cause he didn't have any say so in the draft anymore...

Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by Neil039
Listening to him, always seems like an excuse is coming.

Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by Elvis



Re: Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by Gareth
I’ve seen lots of people say in the last few years that Fisher is a great guy but the game had just passed him by etc.

I just don’t see him that way. I see him as a finger pointer and excuse maker. He was horrible as coach of the Rams. His philosophy was to have a dominating defense and an offense that wouldn’t lose the game for you. But the defense was never near good enough to win that way and everybody knows what a disaster the offense was every season. He was stubborn and stupid.

I can’t stand the way he still implies that he deserves credit for what the Rams are doing now. You have to be a real simpleton to buy into it.

He was a reasonably good head coach 20 years ago but has been irrelevant for many years. Yes, the game passed him by a long time ago. If he could admit that to himself, then maybe the great guy label would fit.

Fisher on Cowherd Reflecting on the Rams

PostPosted:4 years 8 months ago
by aeneas1
SWAdude wrote:We went to the Super Bowl last year with Jeff's smarts.

i'm not sure i get this? seems to me that we went 4-12 with jeff's smarts, no? had fisher remained it's not too difficult to imagine that goff would have met rosen's fate, that's how bad fisher's rams offenses were with no end in sight, instead of leading the rams to the super bowl.

anyway, i think the nfl went through a long trend where the hc position had morphed into an admin position - the hc had become more of a big picture guy, the manager of men guy, the liaison between the execs and soldiers guys, as opposed to the guy in the trenches who drew up x's and o's in the dirt, but i think that trend has changed recently, has reverted back to the gillman, lombardi, walsh, etc. hands-on days, where hc are again the guys in the trenches drawing up the x's and o's, even calling plays in many cases, which i dig.

whatever the case, whenever i see fisher in front of a camera or mic these days it always strikes me as him interviewing for a job, framing his resume in the best possible light, hard to blame him for that i guess, altho some of what he says is pretty damn ballzy imo.