They really kept on and on with their unwanted negative opinions about it.
It is fine if you’re not a cat person, but no need to disparage them over and over on national TV. It’s very off putting. It would be nicer if they didn’t say anything at all.
There are so many cats in shelters right now. We don’t need people in the media voicing their negative unwanted opinions.
Cats are great pets!
Some of the coaching names I have heard I don’t understand but Lesile is by far the worst. I looked at his stats, terrible. I don’t understand why they would even consider him other than the fact he played for them in the 80s in my opinion this would be an all time worse hire.
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With the buzz that guys like Leslie Frazier (21-32-1 in MIN), Dan Quinn (44-42 in ATL), and Todd Bowles (24-40 in NYJ) have gotten, I thought I'd take a look at how retreads of previous failures perform in new environments. A narrative is often painted negatively on these coaches: "Why would I want Leslie Frazier when he was terrible with the Vikings?". Just as much so, a positive narrative is also told: "Todd Bowles has been through this before. He has learned a lot since his days with the Jets". Which of these narratives holds more true?
I took a look at every man that has held a non-interim HC job since 2000 and determined whether that coach was a retread of a failure. That is, before this coach was hired here, was he fired from another NFL HC job where he went .500 or worse? This is every coach from best to worst record with their second/third teams.
Bill Belichick: 36-44 with CLE (1991-95), 254-98 with NE (2000-Present)
Let's start with the cream of the crop. Billy B had a rough go in Cleveland. He was hired after 6 years under Parcells as the DC, a stretch that saw the Giants never dip below a top 10 defense and concluded with back to back top 2 scoring units. He did have a playoff win in his 4th season as HC, but Belichick was fired after a 5-11 season that saw the Browns go on a 1-7 run to close out the year. It was his 4th losing season in 5 years. The Browns then moved to Baltimore.
Of course, all of that is fairly forgotten in the Belichick narrative. Belichick did have two separate stints as the Jets' HC, but compiled a 0-0 record after coaching a grand total of 0 games for the team. He would go on to win 6 Superbowls with the Patriots and become a pretty decent coach.
Gary Kubiak: 61-64 with HOU (2006-13), 21-11 with DEN (2015-16)
From one great to another, Kubiak was always respected as a HC, even in the bad times. He brought stability to a young Texans team that knew nothing of a winning culture. He made a franchise QB out of Matt Schaub. He inherited a HoFer in Andre Johnson and found more incredible talent guys like Watt, Jonathan Joseph, and Arian Foster. Unfortunately, his time in Houston concluded with a tumultuous 2-11 season that gave Houston the 1st overall pick. He was fired before the end of the season and moved into an OC role with Baltimore.
He found his calling when the Broncos came knocking. Anxious to win a Superbowl before the end of Peyton Manning's career, the team came to Kubiak -- who had led a t
... keep reading on reddit ➡In the inaugural edition of Commander Herald's Aesthetic Consultation, I sat down for an interview with Dan Frazier, one of the original 25 artists of Magic and creator of some of the game's most iconic art.
A resident of Boulder, Colorado, Dan was kind enough to chat during power outages and 100 m.p.h winds and shared stories of those early days of Magic. He was pleased to learn that yes, some people actually DO play [[Starke of Rath]] as a commander, and a few of his other artworks, like [[Enlightened Tutor]] and his latest, the Dan Frazier is Back: Allied/Enemy Signets Secret Lair, are regular sights at EDH tables.
Aesthetic Consultation is a twice-monthly series focused on interviews with artists and content creators discussing the art of Magic, new and old. It's found at Commander's Herald.
https://commandersherald.com/aesthetic-consultation-dan-frazier/
I would think that if the show allows the cast to sit together, the necessary Covid protocols are followed. It should be a safer space than the Red Carpet
