On the one hand, we've got a sassy-mouth, petulant coach who won't just shut up and coach. It's the Raiders you work for. We know you don't have any power over personnel or your coaching staff. We especially know it now, because you say it every time you get in front of a microphone. Maybe it's time to give it a rest.
On the other hand, when is the last time you saw an organization pass out a copy of a column that was critical of its head coach to the media that cover the organization? Has that ever happened in the history of any organization? Did the chairman of the board of Lehman Bros. pass out an article from Forbes saying that the CEO was doing a bad job?
For fuck's sake, just fire him.
Jason Jones has the quote of the day, though, courtesy of Kiffin:
The problem is, this whole thing is starting to look just as ridiculous as Britney Spears.On waking up Wednesday and not knowing if he's going to be the coach:
"How about when you go for a jog yesterday and you fell like it's paparazzi because the TV cameras are following you and they're asking you if you're still the coach of the Raiders. I felt like Brad Pitt. "
Ever think you'd be treated like Britney Spears:
"I said Brad, not Britney."
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Unreal. I guess we always knew the Raider PR department was crazy, but this is off-the-charts nuts. Kreidler's article does not paint a flattering picture of Al. It basically says yeah, the Raiders are screwed up but if you want a real NFL job you'd better not act like such a punk.
Who would EVER come to the Raiders if Kreidler's view is one with which Raider management is proud to be associated?
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