You have to keep one of the K's...who do you pick?

[dreamcastrocks]

Out of the 3 and we HAVE to keep 1, it'd be Keim. But Murray would be in the mix. Kingsbury gone for sure.

Wow.

 

[Son of RedRage]

Kyler, by a country mile. He's been having an off year, but we've seen his peak. At his peak, he's a top-10 QB. He's being screwed by a bad system.

 

[DVontel]

A theory of mine I want to believe is that Kyler is playing poorly on purpose to get both Kliff & Keim fired.

 

[kerouac9]

A theory of mine I want to believe is that Kyler is playing poorly on purpose to get both Kliff & Keim fired.

That’s true leadership

 

[Zalixar]

Kyler, by a country mile. He's been having an off year, but we've seen his peak. At his peak, he's a top-10 QB. He's being screwed by a bad system.

But...he was a top 10 QB in the system. Hmmmm.

 

[Zalixar]

A theory of mine I want to believe is that Kyler is playing poorly on purpose to get both Kliff & Keim fired.

That's a lot of risk for his career for even a chance of that happening. I don't buy it.

 

[DVontel]

That’s true leadership

Greatest leader since Coach Herman Boone if he were to get Keim fired.

 

[DVontel]

That's a lot of risk for his career for even a chance of that happening. I don't buy it.

I don’t think that’s it, but I want it to be it.

 

[Crimson Warrior]

A theory of mine I want to believe is that Kyler is playing poorly on purpose to get both Kliff & Keim fired.

The first year Kevin Durant was in OKC after they moved from SEA, the Thunder coach was PJ Carlisimo. This was Westbrook's rookie year, and OKC had started very poorly. Like 0-8 or 1-8.

I went to one of those games early in the season, and Durant/Westbrook and co. played really well in the first half. Durant making everything, Westbrook an unstoppable force going to the rim. OKC led by 3 at the break.

Then, in the 2nd half, it was if some switch and been flipped, and the Thunder looked like a high-school team, allowing LA to come back and win the game by 20. It was mind boggling. It was like watching two different OKC teams play.

During that awful 2nd half, I remember looking over at the Thunder sideline, at Carlisimo crouched halfway between the bench and the scorers table, looking helpless, and thinking to myself, "he won't be the coach of this team for long". Sure enough, a few games later Scott Brooks replaced PJ.

Who knows if the Thunder threw that game against Clippers because they didn't want Carlisimo as their coach? I'm definitely not saying that's for sure what happened.

But the thought crossed my mind...