so…Marcus Coleman heard something…. Oh My God…we better get rid of him. Did they mention if Marcus Coleman got another DWI on his way from the interview? Did he forget that it’s impossiblt to be a “mole” for the front office. IF YOU WORK IN THE FRONT OFFICE!!!! So the guy who reports directly to Mr Mcnair is telling him information about the players???? Mind blowing.

I think our problems boil down to bad coaching, not a bad GM. Its been 2 years or so since he’s really botched anything up that I can remember. Letting Dunta go was a good move, because of the money, he got Andre re-upped twice, DeMeco’s contract was both team and player friendly, he has signed some good free agents (Antonio Smith, Vonta Leach, Joel Dreessen, Neil Rackers), has found some decent mid season talent when we needed an impact (Pollard, Jason Allen to an extent) an gave only two second round picks for Matt Schaub who, in retrospect, I would sacrifice my left nut to have replacing Carr.

I couldn’t care less what our players think of him. If our players loved him, we’d be in salary cap hell. We need the players to like our coaches, not the people who negotiate their salaries.

I’m very surprised anybody thinks Smith asking Ahman Green if he was faking his injuries was some kind of bad thing. He may well have been doing that and Smith took the stance that when he spends this organization’s money he is going to hold the players accountable and expect them to contribute. Its not like he asked DeMeco, OD, ’Dre or other players who very obviously WANT to be on the field if they were faking their injuries. He had good reason to ask Green.

We may not be a winning team yet and we may be just now putting together the right coaching staff – but beyond that and maybe some insignificant things there is nothing about this organization that “poorly run”. The fan experience, the tailgating, reasonable ticket prices, good PR… I would like a better product on the field, but we’re certainly not stumbling over ourselves all Houston Beer Fest style.