Houston Texans

[Valuist]

The team struggles thru a 4-12 season in 2017 and name a new GM in January of 2018. The Texans end up going 11-5 in 2018, an improvement of 7 games. The reward for that GM? They fired him today.

 

[winkyduck]

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There is more to this than is being let out. No logical explanation for it

 

[Valuist]

The Texans either had the easiest or 2nd easiest schedule (by expected opponent wins) last year, along with the Patriots. This year they fall to the single most difficult schedule. So when they go 8-8 or 7-9 after the 11-5 season, people are going to be wondering why they got rid of their GM.

 

[John Kelly]

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There is more to this than is being let out. No logical explanation for it

I remember when Penn State's defensive coordinator suddenly retired in 1999.

The football community in Happy Valley was shocked when the man who received the "Assistant Coach of the Year" award retired at the age of 55.

His name was Jerry Sandusky and someone should have asked more questions about the "curious" retirement.

 

[John Kelly]

The team struggles thru a 4-12 season in 2017 and name a new GM in January of 2018. The Texans end up going 11-5 in 2018, an improvement of 7 games. The reward for that GM? They fired him today.

Texans chairman and CEO Cal McNair called Brian Gaine a man of high character and thanked him for his service to the organization.

Strange.

 

[fifty cint]

Very few men of high character come from Don Bosco Prep. DEUS VULT

 

[Valuist]

It only gets worse as the Patriots are claiming tampering on the part of Houston in the new GM they hired.

 

[kane]

Perhaps this article sheds some light on his firinghttp://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/complaint-fired-texans-gm-brian-gaine-targeted-african-american-employees-in-series-of-firings/ar-AACPiID?ocid=ientp

 

[John Kelly]

And now you know (dramatic pause) THE REST OF THE STORY.

Apologies to Paul Harvey.