Comments on: Jackson is Raiders head coach

By: al d. davis

al d. davis — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 06:43:20 +0000

Alrighty…..here we go w/Alzheimer’s AL and his stanky stuff……entitled, “Revolving Coaches” (Please sing to the melody of “Green Acres” TV show.)

AL’s folly is for all to see,
Oakland Raiders is the team for me,

Coaches spreading out so far and wide,
Keep hiring and firing, just give me those days gone by.

Coach upon coach is what I’d rather do,
Dementia and inconsistency is the cardinal rule,
AL just adores paying coaches half the price,
Dah-Ling I love you, but AL’s fantasy is not-so-nice.

Vertical attack, 1969
Man to man, mighty fine,
Revolving Coaches, aint so cool…..
AL knows best, nobody’s fool….

You are AL’s life,
Cable’s gone, now Jackson’s his wife,
OAKLAND RAIDERS WE ARE THERE !!!

By: grottoraider

grottoraider — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 02:03:19 +0000

Good start. I cant believe im saying this but good job al davis now hire a gm and retire

By: chadwellheathkeith

chadwellheathkeith — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 02:03:03 +0000

I wonder who’ll be head coach in 2012.

By: djohnnyg

djohnnyg — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:09:58 +0000

The Ancients speak of an un-utterable name which could only be heard in whispers. It floats on the breeze of the Autumn Wind and is most sacred. The name is of a “Great One”. The promises “seed” first referred to in the book of Ezekial. The name is Alvin Martin Davis.

May he live on long after he isn’t.

By: Just Fire Baby

Just Fire Baby — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:02:34 +0000

JFB – How do you know NO team fined their HC? HOW?

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Uhhhh….because I spent about 20 minutes looking it up before I typed it??

This guy!!!!

You see, that’s what I do. Before I type something, I cross check for a few minutes. That way, most all my “opinions” are at least somewhat factually relevant.

You should give it a whirl sometime.

By: confucius400

confucius400 — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:01:35 +0000

Chris in NY Says:
January 17th, 2011 at 5:00 pm
JMcClain,
Saunders ran those great Chiefs defenses with Priest Holmes. Of course, they had one of the best o-lines I’ve ever seen, but they were awesome. He’s a good fit with our personnel. Ground it and chuck it.

Campbell’s a problem though. Won’t throw downfield
……………….as a backup too vince young he wont have too.

By: Raider75

Raider75 — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:01:10 +0000

NFL Network reporting Hue is after Al Saunders for OC and Chuck Pagano (DB coach of Ravens) for DC.

Might be a hell of a staff.

By: Chris in NY

Chris in NY — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:00:58 +0000

JMcClain,
Saunders ran those great Chiefs offenses with Priest Holmes. Of course, they had one of the best o-lines I’ve ever seen, but they were awesome. He’s a good fit with our personnel. Ground it and chuck it.

Campbell’s a problem though. Won’t throw downfield.

By: TerrapinRaider

TerrapinRaider — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:00:51 +0000

Dude …Al Saunders is widely acclaimed around the league. At first I forgot who it was although I recognized the name. But memory came back and this guy is a guru of offenses. Washington paid him $6mm under Gibbs. He was the asst head coach during the Greatest Show on Turf. He ran the KC offense in the early 2000s, which as a juggernaut! It was the top offense in the NFL for consecutive years running!!!!!

Holy sht man …this would be a major coup …my goodness. Its Al SAUNDERS!!! In offensive circles thats the equivalent of Mike Martz’s reputation, or Cam Cameron, or Norv Turner himself as OC. This is big.

Now I’m probably too damn excited. Hope these boys don’t let me down. It may be a shortened season which will have impact. Just don’t let the Nation down. Go get ‘em. SB BABY!!!

By: jmcclain

jmcclain — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:00:32 +0000

The Al Saunders offense, an Air Coryell offense, requires a quarterback with a very accurate sense of timing and trust with the receiver which could not be replicated in Washington during Brunell’s 2006 season.

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part of saunders bio um folks we are screwed