September 24, 200818 yr I understand this firing is about 5 years overdue, but what good does it do to fire Millen mid-season?
September 24, 200818 yr Author I understand this firing is about 5 years overdue, but what good does it do to fire Millen mid-season? Lots of football to be played, its only week 3:D
September 24, 200818 yr Not mid-season just quite yet and perhaps they feel that someone else can get this team headed in the right direction. If not this year, at least to start the process moving into next season. They guy has been a total zero in his role as GM.
September 24, 200818 yr As a Bears fan, I should be worried because this means the Lions will only get better. But with that said, HE IS FINALLY GONE!!! :dancingpa
September 24, 200818 yr How he lasted as long as did, will always be a mystery to me. He probably had to some photos of the boss he should not have seen!:D
September 24, 200818 yr Not mid-season just quite yet and perhaps they feel that someone else can get this team headed in the right direction. If not this year, at least to start the process moving into next season. They guy has been a total zero in his role as GM. Lots of football to be played, its only week 3:D I hear what you are saying, but GMs make their money in the offseason and during the draft. It could change the entire culture of the franchise over night, who knows. I believe it is more of a PR move to stop the statewide protests.
September 24, 200818 yr I don't know of anybody that has been so bad at a sports job that has kept it through that many years.
September 24, 200818 yr I don't know of anybody that has been so bad at a sports job that has kept it through that many years. Well, there is one. But he owns the Team as well. :irked:
September 24, 200818 yr Well, there is one. But he owns the Team as well. :irked: I feel your pain !! :mad:
September 24, 200818 yr I guess VP Ford wasn't as out of line with his comments the other day after all, eh?
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