“A Spectacular Faceplant” - Rich Eisen on Urban Meyer’s “Colossal Failure” with the Jaguars
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- Rich Eisen reacts to the Jacksonville Jaguars firing Urban Meyer just 13 games into his NFL head coaching career calling his 2-11 record on the field combined with numerous missteps off the field a “spectacular faceplant.”
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Amazing how fast a guy can unravel when he's not a God among college kids anymore.
I guess it’s hard to coach when you can’t stomp around acting like the risen Christ intimidating a bunch of 18 year old kids. And if he kicked a grown man then you can imagine what he did to his college kids.
@@MrPernell27 waiting to see what stories come out about his college days
Amen. I knew it would happen, because the guy is toxic
I was one of his players,he use to jump out from under my bed n ask me if I was a winner
A successful big time college coach is an absolute dictator. He answers to no one. A professional coach, no matter how successful, is accountable to both ownership and his players. It appears Meyer couldn't make the adjustment.
The question no one is asking is if he thought he could kick a player, call him a dipshit, not travel with the team, call his coaches losers, and play favorites with players in the nfl. WHAT DID HE GET AWAY WITH IN COLLEGE?!
Worse!!
We'll all know the answer to that before the end of the year I suspect. The truth always comes out. People these days usually ignore it, but it always comes out.
@@DolFan316 Yes, now that Urban Meyer has been nationally discredited, ex associates will finally feel free to tell the world what he's really like - and my sense is it will be an avalanche of negativity, probably ruining any chance of his resurrection. All of this is so crazy it strikes me that some kind of mental dysfunction may be at work within him.
@@lakemichigan6598 I am PRAYING that this also finally happens with the government. I thought it would have already after the Rittenhouse and Smollett verdicts, but a lot of people are still choosing to be asleep and support global tyranny, conducted by people with the exact same mindset and mentality as Urban. It's literally the same behavior.
@@DolFan316 Whenever individual and/or institutional agenda trumps reason, practicality, & truth, expect dysfunctional behavior to always be the result.
Former Ohio State and Florida players are about to tell their tales and I'm grabbing my popcorn🍿
Gotta love it!
Lol
Several Florida players have in the past...urban was a bully and it was clear those young men played for Urban's glory... foreshadowing this failure
Doubt it
Tebow never said anything bad about Meyer.
Urban is probably sitting at home blaming everybody else but himself. He has a network of enablers that will agree with him too.
You mean like the far left?
@@DolFan316 Hmmm...who does he resemble from last year's politics..?
@@DolFan316 wasn’t the far left who though it was a great idea to storm the castle after legitimately losing an election and then crying about it.
@@TheSjuris So does that mean you approve of large mobs of violent criminals storming everything else? I think it does! You support violent crime and the breaking of the law when it suits your side's purposes, which means I cannot take anything you say seriously.
@@DolFan316 yes because Urban is the kind of guy that they would hitch their wagon to… gtfoh
There's been a monster building up for 20 years with this guy
Being the god king emperor that college coaches are will give someone a massive ego
You are right.
@Connor Martin Frauds are good at acting. He's been exposed now
@@cantrell0817 been exposed since his “health issues”
Gator fans have known this guy is a fraud for a decade now.
It says A LOT that Urban Meyer kicked the Kicker, calling him a dip sh*t, never called the special teams by their name, in August.
This was a disaster brewing before Week 1.
There have been many disastrous head coach signings. Coaches with terrible records-especially in their 1st year. Nevertheless Urban Meyer will go down as the Mt. Everest of coaching disasters. Never in my lifetime (58) has a pro sports coach been in more over his head than Urban Meyer. A category 5 flameout.
Petrino was close!
Saban was in over his head when he tried the NFL.
@@jmommy881 Not like this bro. He was 9-7 and 7-9 before he got the ax. Reports were that his style rubbed players the wrong way but it was NOTHING like this.
He's the Ryan Leaf if coaches although Leaf at least lasted a bit longer
@@Longliverock-qx4hf good comparison. Leaf was an all time bust. But in his defense he was an immature young kid who just wasn't cut out for the pros. And he grew up to be a good NFL analyst. Urban Meyer is a 57 year old man who turned out to be abusive, incompetent and a flat out liar. For these reasons I put his implosion way above Leaf.
he makes the coaches defend their resumes........after he hired them
Urban Meyer has room temp IQ and it so obvious
take away football and this guy is your typical high school bully who wears a letterman jacket at 40
It’s not his IQ inQuestion. It is his mental health!
@@paulprigge1209 it's his cultural health.
"Room temp IQ" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@yzfool6639 cultural health? racist much..
Sounds like you'd know eh Uncle Rico.
The coaches that Urban hired that still have jobs after this are the true winners.
Hahaha maybe they should sit urban in a room and ask him what he's ever won lol
@@ericfitzsimmons9873 he’s won a ton. What’s your point?
@K Baker believe his point was that he has won a lot
Not in the NFL.
@K Baker Great quote for poetry...sports, notsomuch.
Urbans ego was ultimately his downfall which nobody is surprised to see given his history 🤷🏿♂️
Bad guy
Urban tried bringing college habits to grown man
this is correct, and it didn't translate into wins. period. all this other horseshit is middle-school girl talk.
Urban Meyer wasn't good enough to cut it as a pro football coach. This needs to be said over and over and over. Because that's what people like Meyer deserve - to be reminded that they're ego outkicked their coaching skills by about 2 football fields.
I was remembering Tom Cauflin (sp?) having a terrible time couching the Giants; almost got fired. Tom went to the team leaders and asked for help. They all worked together and won a Superbowl.
You gotta be humble sometimes. Besides the rookies and aging vets, all those guys make more than you so God king emperor behavior will not fly if you ain't winning and a lot of that has to do with team morale.
Coughlin
@@patrickfallon1849 ☘s all around
And then ironically he got hired as Jaguars team president, resumed his Grouchy Old Man stubborn ways and helped cause the immediate collapse of that pretty good 2017 team.
@@johnchedsey1306 That is very true and I wonder why. Maybe age just stagnated his thinking. I'm 73 and have to fight it nearly everyday.
When I saw that rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence had more sense and maturity than Urban Meyer I knew it wouldn't end well.
Lawrence got screwed more than a porn star before 2020. There might even be justification for him to get out of his contract.
@@DolFan316 Lawrence is a media fiction. He was a big fish in the small ACC pond.
Yeah like winning against the top teams in the country I don’t know like Alabama. I get sick how those that believe that Clemson was a joke. The you know how stupid that statement is why couldn’t they beat them or why your team couldn’t even get in the playoffs all they had do was win to get in the playoffs. It shows they know nothing about football. Ask the greatest coach in the history of football Nick Saban what he thinks about those teams and anyone playing them finds out that you know their team is a great team. Six years in a row first team in the history of college football to win 14 games in a row since the early 1900,s I. Think I can’t remember the team that did it first but they were the in the modern era.
@@1959KM besides that one alabama team what did he win? Heisman? No. Another natty? No. Aj McCarron won more nattys, more games, against tougher teams. Lawrence is overrated.
This is more than enough proof I need to fully understand that college football coaches are the most overrated human beings in the world
Kicking a kicker in the leg because he missed a kick, "you know I need that for the whole kicking thing right coach?" Someone better check Trevor's arm for bruising.
Great coverage thanks Rich. Meyer is clearly classless and toxic. I'm glad this behavior finally caught up with him.
For years I thought I was the only one who disliked Meyer and could tell he was a egomaniac. I'm glad it has all caught up with him.
Perfect!
@@raddiemutto7934 You are not the only one who disliked Meyer. I knew Meyer was a jerk when he coached at Florida with all the players he had who had many ethical violations, and the same happened at Ohio State. Yes, I am a Michigan alum and hate everything about OSU, but Urban Meyer is extraordinary in his dickishness.
@@deanzachariades6365 especially when he’s stomping Ichigan’s d*ck in the dirt his entire OSU career 😂
Kind of surprised… how he had tunnel vision and realizing maybe his behavior is not good idea and I’m old school too. Like you can’t be kicking ppl
It still amazes me that college coaches keep doing this kind of stuff when they get to the NFL. Urban Meyer saw how Bobby Petrino’s NFL head coaching career went and said “hold my co-ed” and tried to out abrasive Bobby
Maybe Meyer thought he'd be the next Pete Carroll or Jimmy Johnson.
@@afridgetoofar1818 what a lot of college coaches don’t realize when they get to the NFL is. The reason Jimmy and Pete have success is they are players coaches who understand that they’re coaching adults and they treat them like adults.
People tend to forget that Meyer left Ohio State siding scandalous circumstances. Then giving his pat excuse that his health was a concern.
Did the same thing Florida... Where the reality was he was banging a booster's daughter.
I need to go back and read why he left OSU. I barely remember anything but I’m sure I should settle in for a good read.
@@_HMCB_ I think the big one was him knowing that his assistant coach was beating his wife and did nothing and tried burying it. I'm sure there was more than one scandal.
@@TheAdamisgay gotcha
To be fair, he did have a brain tumor
It definitely makes me wonder what the hell was happening when he was coaching college kids.
Urban and coaches like him do not need to be anywhere near young players especially back in college.
For real. Like I often roll my eyes and think people get overly hyperbolic with the whole "oh I wouldn't want MY son to be in his care" schtick. But genuinely seeing how he treats pros, if I had kids I don't want them anywhere near him as a coach. There's a difference between coaching hard and holding people accountable and just being a dick because you can. He's well over that line.
This tide will turn now in college with players using the transfer portal and making some money.... these tyrant coaches won't last. That bs is over.
I can only imagine how he treated his players in college if this is how he behaved in the pros.
Yeah! Wonder how much did the schools cover up
Mike Leach locked college players in a shed and is still a coach
Which college player ever said anything bad? Name one.
The contrast between Urban Meyer and Dan Campbell is astounding. While Campbell has struggled as much as Meyer, he is loved by the locker room, far more likable than the Grinch Urban.
dan also was in the nfl a long time so that makes a big difference
I want Campbell to win so bad. I am a Detroit native but I honestly think Campbell is the best shot we have had in some time. Caldwell was good but the Ford's canned him for some reason.
@@dilby3246 ... he was the intern coach when we fired our coach Philbin in Miami... his first week coaching we destroyed the titans IN TENNESSEE, he won a few games and his heart is really in it... they didn't keep him but he was strongly considered for the job before he went to n.o. , those few years learning from Payton will help a lot...... He was the tight ends coach before he got elevated
@@dilby3246 I agree, not a Detroit fan but I feel for y’all. In football! Lucky to have Miggy all these years! But ya they just fucked the cardinals up lol that was nice
Recent Lions win was inspiring.
Urban to his coaches: "I'm a winner! You are the losers! Tell me what you have done?!!?"
Coaches: "Ummm...We still have jobs... How bout you?"
Lol they’ll be gone in couple months when a new coach is hired
Sure, for 3 more games. You're not very bright are you Saintbow.🤡🤡🐵🐵
@@StS9LBJ23
3 games longer than urban lol.
I would love a deep dive into why these amazing college coaches flame out in the NFL.
Lack of power and control over the players and playing time.
Because especially in Urban’s case, they’re ego maniac control freaks who need to have complete control and the entire organization doing their bidding exactly how they want it. It’s much easier to control 17-21 year old kids that are trying to make it to the league than guys who are grown adults making millions of dollars. He had no idea how to treat actual NFL players and staff and blew up spectacularly
Watch Pat mcafee, he’s been talking about it for years!
Easy to win when your roster is significantly better than all but 3-4 othet teams in college football
No deep dive needed, it’s simply college coaches are egotistical megalomaniacs who need to control every bit of minutia regarding 18 year olds lives , whereas nfl coaches have to be professional managers of people and departments.
Most expensive lap dance in history.
Honestly even without that he wouldn’t of lasted more than this year. Dude was an awful coach. Clueless
@@erichall090909 yes, it was a LOT of stuff piling up in a real short time. The final straw could have been anything.
Man I feel bad for Trevor Lawrence. To have all of these things happen in his rookie season is a shame. Hopefully he can make it past this and do something awesome with his career
Lawrence is making enough money to be able to live with it. Don't feel too bad for him.
Sadly trevor will always be a year behind now. Probably will never catch up and will be featured in future nfl draft bust videos
@@markjastrzebski2065 If that happens, it's not because of Urban Meyer.
It could have been worse, he could have been drafted by the New York Jets
@@3rdSupreme Yes. Urban is the one that put him a year behind.
Imagine if that dude kicked Steeler’s James Harrison 🤔🤔🤔
5’10, 245 Lbs black 👨🏿
5’8 175 Lbs white 👨🏼
Who are you 🦵 ?
He wouldn’t have kicked Harrison ,that’s for sure 😉
@@surfrby8876 😉
Harrison's forehead would have blocked it.
@@StS9LBJ23 I’d challenge whose head is actually bigger ? Urban Myers or James Harrison
This dude has stories from his time clear back as the head coach of Utah where I live, everyone has known or should have known forever this is how he is
I never heard about anything at Utah. Meyer is a nut. I wonder if he did anything at bowling green.
I fervently disagree @6:49… this was over when essentially he assaulted an employee in the work place, and then more or less, told said employee he could do it whenever he felt like it. That showed he was a legally civil and criminal liability that has deeper repercussions than if it was just strictly Terrible at social interactions and bad coaching.
Try watching Hard Knocks once Esq. 😂😂
This is so much fun.
Byron Leftwich should be able to get an interview for Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coach opening
nope too slow.
My sense is that the players in Jacksonville quickly grew tired of Urban Meyer making the performance of the team totally about Urban Meyer. Professional players play to win and to get better at their craft, not to make their coach look good...they don't give 1/2 of 1/10 of an F about that. Urban never understood that.
His daughter's response to this is the real entertainment.
What was it?
@@play030 Gigi (yeah, that's her name) was upset with the Jags for firing him. She's an empty head, too.
Somethi g about releasing the Kraken too 😂
For sure. Urban is just a loving family man who couldn't hurt a fly and anyone who says otherwise is against Christ. /s
@@jeffredfern3744 God is not a Christian
Shows how broken the college football is if people like this can be considered the best ever
E + R = O
From Urban’s Leadership Book…
Event + Response = Outcome
Self Fulfilling Prophecy
Maybe now he can write a new book documenting his ERO-tic encounter at the Ohio bar.
I was wondering if Darrell Bevell being an interim in back to back seasons was some kind of record.
I always found Urban Meyer to be an arrogant prick when he was a college coach. I'm surprised Shahid Kahn confused arrogance with competence in the interview process. If I was a Jags fan, I would be worried about what comes next given ownership's track record.
Trent Baalke, the GM responsible for running that good 49ers team into the dirt and hired Chip Kelly after failing in Philly, is the Jaguars GM. There is little hope for Jacksonville at this point. This might be an all-time low for the franchise.
Why would anyone be a jags fan
The vast majority of people out there, especially in HR roles, confuse confidence with arrogance. So many really good liars.
Khan's son isn't doing too well with his pro wrestling promotion daddy gifted him either.
@dol disagree. Khan’s son wrestling promotion is doing well financially speaking.
The Ted McGinley of head coaches. What a classic line!
Watch the Jaguars win their next 4 games and Lawrence look like the best QB you've ever seen. As a life long OSU fan it's a miracle that we won anything, if this is how he behaves when the doors are closed.
LMFAO! Jags won't win 4 games this decade.🤡🤡
I am one of many who thought this was a disaster waiting to happen. Not even a full season? Sad.
There is a huge difference in bullying teenage student/atheletes and grown men/elite athletes. I'm surprised he is leaving with all his dental work still in place.
You'll notice of course that he kicked a kicker... not a linebacker or tackle. Bullies are cowards.
Felonious Assault in the workplace is frowned upon.
That Ted McGinley of coaches line is hilarious! I wonder how many people will get that joke who aren't 40 or older? 🤣
I DON'T GET IT, AND I'M A MAN...I'M 49!!
It’s a shame for the fans. Lived there and I can tell you that fanbase is passionate about the Jaguars, regardless what the national media likes to portray. The organization has failed those fans miserably.
Hey...if it's any consolation, you guys will have to be entirely inept and suck at every aspect of football for at least 30 more years to be as bad a franchise as the Lions. At least I like our coach right now? But surely he'll be gone in another year or 2 of this 9th rebuild in my lifetime.
I don’t think he can go back to college. If he’s kicking grown men, imagine what he does to his college players.
I'm sure he talks to college kids like that and worst! I'm sure he holds their scholarship and being replaced over their heads! They are young kids and where probably intimidated by him! Grown men weren't having it!
@@phild9140 It’s also very telling how Urban chose to bully the kicker, because I guarantee if he tried that to a wide receiver or a cornerback, he’d get a much deserved knockout. I’m just happy for the jags players, I’m sure they’re celebrating right now.
Why would a top 100 prospect play for him? They would have to be stupid beyond all recognition.
@@yzfool6639 Especially considering the new rules stating you can pay a player. The #1 recruit in the nation just committed to Jackson State with Deion sanders as the coach. He’s getting paid 1.5 million.
@@thizlam4810 or linebacker or lineman!
One of my concerns is if he is treating NFL players like this, how is he treating the college kids he coached?
It's always refreshing to see an abusive narcissist publicly out themselves to everyone in the most painful (to themselves) way possible Lol
Could've just said "college football coach" and the facts would be the same.
@@USALeonHeart why are you here?
@@USALeonHeart why are you here?
@@thebluefus he’s here defending narcissists.
Pretty sad this didn’t turn out well for my team. I hope everything gets sorted out before our team gets sold and moves away.
Being fired could not have happened to a better guy. Had a history of disrespecting staff and players. His contempt for less than 5 star players at Ohio are legendary.
??? Really ?? Please show Proof? ..or your just Manipulated Easily by Hate from Fake News MSM like This guy?
@@jacenkun2931 If you were not a 5 star he treated you like he did at Jacksonville. Got what he had coming. Now he has all the time he needs to hang out at the bar.
@@paulbrown6338 oh you played for him? Is there PROOF.?? OR your Giving ME NONSENSE MSM NO PROOF B.S??
SHOW THE PROOF!!!
WHY IS THAT SO HARD?
must be PLENTY THE way you HATERS keep saying...or should I call you all MSMNPCs...you can NOT Think for yourself ...MSM does it for you....SAD
@@jacenkun2931 Does the name Paul Brown mean any thing to you? If not look it up I have been with Ohio State Football more years than you have lived.
Have you taken your Seroquel today??
To give credit where it's due, Paul Finebaum of the SEC Network said back in April that Urban Meyer's tenure would be a "disaster" and likened it to "King Kong versus Godzilla". Apparently, a lot of people with close contacts within college football knew Meyer to be a massive egomaniac, ill-suited to deal with adults in the NFL.
Oh, BTW, good luck to Urban getting a top college gig anytime soon. Who's gonna want to work with him? What prospect's family will want their son to be led by him? Urban Meyer will be radioactive for years.
As soon as Texas kicks Sarkisian out, the job is his. No doubt.
BTW, shoutout to Finebaum where is due
@@otaviofrn_adv and if he does that at Texas all of the players will transfer the hell out of there quickly.
When OU was looking for a new coach, i never talked to anyone who didnt actively say "hell no". Even as just a thought exercise it was a repulsive prospect.
Urban Meyer makes Steve Spurrior in the NFL look like George Halas lmao
This segment was amazing. Rich you’re the best in the business
If you think I’m gonna let my kid go to a college team where the coach physically assaults grown men you are out of your freakin mind.
I think a telling sign is that his past players arent shouting what a good coach he is...
Michael Thomas and Tim Tebow have spoken up in Urban's defense.
Which players have spoken out AGAINST him?
Urban Meyer makes Matt Patricia look like a stand-up guy.
I’ve been waiting for this segment lol
Jags, PLEASE give Caldwell a ring. My god, the man went to the playoffs numerous times with the LIONS. All due respect to Bienemy and Leftwich, they have done a great job as coordinators, but they’ve also had Mahomes and Brady running their offense respectively.
Agreed but Caldwell would do wonders in Vegas.
Can’t understand why he doesn’t have a job..
@Tim Manto Very true
@@lucasperes11 not a big splash name, wont put butts in seats day 1. Some NFL owners cant see past the tip of their nose
@@nothanksguy As a lions fan, I can say that he wasn’t the most exciting hire, but he quickly a team with some talent but MANY discipline issues to the playoffs. He actually gave some modicum of hope to an extremely pessimistic fan base. He did have clear limitations that would impact a team with “win now” aspirations, but is a great pick to create a good team culture.
It shows you how special a coach Jimmy Johnson was.
Or Pete Carol? Or Paul Brown or Tom Coughlin or BILL WALSH???? Its been done.
In the HOF for a reason.
@@mountaineerpaultalksfootba4782 Peter Carroll bungled his first NFL stint. He wised up the second time around.
Jimmy Johnson was never able to come close to repeating his Dallas success in Miami. But it's telling when JJ left they brought in Barry Switzer who let the inmates run the asylum.
It's a really hard jump to make, especially after the 1980s.
Love the teaser…Spectacular Face-plant. About sums it up. Fabulous Failure works too. 😂
Nicely said.
Jags will get another new coach next year and a great draft pick it’ll all work itself out. They can draft for weapons for Trevor, beefing them O-Line, helping the defense etc
Man I wish the jags fan base had this optimism…. Decades of losing does the soul no good.
Don't they do that EVERY year?
Rumor has it Meyer really wanted to go to Dallas…you know, Urban Cowboy 🤠
Urban would be the perfect poster boy for one of those "F*cked Around and Found Out" meme pics.
Poor Jags fans. It must be painful to exist
It makes those wins that we get every now and then so much better. When we beat the Bills I took the family out for a nice steak dinner. It was a great day.
@@kyleolsen5873 😆
We have won more playoff games than Dallas, Cleveland, and probably 12 other teams since 2008!
"The Ted McGinley of coaches" Harsh but accurate.
Who TF is Ted McGinley?
As a seahawks fan its amazing when I think to when pete first came to Seattle. Complete opposite of urban. Crazy to think about it
Bro he had nfl experience before seachickens
Yeah Carroll was a coach for a few in years in the NFL before going back to college and turning USC into a dynasty. It seems like those years really taught him the difference between the levels of football and was determined to not make the same mistakes
Crazy wouldn't begin to describe your 'analogy'.
Sit this one out sport.
"But kicking a player....didn't see that one coming." LOL, Rich!!!
Good stuff, Rich!
My favorite part of the whole Lambo-Meyer saga was Meyer thinking anyone was gonna listen to his side of the story by this point of the year.
As Jack Sparrow and others have said: "A dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest."
This would be a perfect 30 for 30 series: What if I told you that one of the greatest coaches in College Football to one of the greatest NFL coaching busts in history? Would you believe ne? ESPN presents: "Urban Meyer: From Champ to Chump"
Hope you copywrite this.
ESPN Presents: "Titanic: The Sinking of Urban Meyer"
Urban: " who TF is Charles allen jr"?
Such a good show..I remember this guy from when I was just a little child haha and I’m 28 now
"There's no other way to put it." Proceeds to put it another way.
Urban exhibits hallmarks of an abuser. If this is how he treats staff and players, makes you wonder how he treats his wife and family. Along with that he enjoys power and chasing tail. Dude has his own restaurant/bar probably not because he's a talented chef but it's a place where he can chase down young women who are attracted to rich famous men.
“I have decided to retire from pro football due to health and family reasons. Thank you all. I will not be back.”- Urban Meyer
Maybe he really does have health issues of some sort. Time will tell.
@@cathynorris6280 Yea, mental health
@@golfmaniac Thank you! He definitely has his plate full with his mental health .Unfortunately many people do but it doesn’t get much attention
college coaches are "men among boys, but boys among men"
Meyer burned his rep to the ground in absolute record time. Hello restaurant biz. I'll have fries with that Urban..and more napkins
Amazing how that train wreck Trent Baalke ended up the GM of the Jags. What a disaster that must have been to have both of them in that office making personnel decisions together.
Urban Meyer, from the get go, reminded me of the character J. Peterman from Seinfeld. He happened to be a joke of a boss, too.
Very accurate,
and you remind me of julio iglesias, he happened to be a terrible singer, too.
"Ted McGinley" lmao!!
Been watching football since mid-80s and I don't recall any coach getting fired before the end of his first season.
As Rich says, Petrino left after 13 games by his own choice and I remember a few other hc's only managing one full season - for example Cam Cameron 07 Dolphins, the Cards replacement for Arians a couple of years ago, the Browns guy around 2013, Joe Bugel 1997 Raiders / Art Shell 2006 Raiders, Rod Rust 1990 Patriots.
But ownership always let those guys finish the season out however bad it had been.
You gotta go back to like the 70s. I saw somebody mention some guy in 1978 or something like that.
@@kyletucker3811 Looked it up the 78 49ers fired Pete McCulley after going 1-8. At least they righted the ship the next year when they hired Bill Walsh!
@@hughgurney8686 George Allen was fired two games into the preseason when he was with the Rams in 78. Ray Malavasi took them to the NFC championship game
The Urban Meyer and Dan Mullen Florida connection. From college football championships to embarrassing firings within a month of each other. All this in the same exact area.
Don't peyote before posting. 🐵🐵
Had to be done. Give these players a solid month of football in which the working environment is easy to be in and possesses some character from those in charge.
It’s wayy too late tho, season is over for Jacksonville, they’ll get the 2nd overall pick behind the Lions
EASY, THIS IS THE NFL, IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE EASY!!
volume continues to be low compared to other channels
Thank you Rich Eisen
If this man had the BALLS to physically kick a employee, who get a paid...... Imagine what he was saying and doing to young men/teenagers in college.
>"kick a employee, who get a paid"
JESUS CHRIST! Who taught you English!?!?!?!?
Tell you this… rich gotta be a bit pleased that the jets did not get the number pick last year bc if so, this would be the jets instead of jags
Jets fans and pleased dont mix
Yeah for real, rare W for the Jets
That makes no sense unless your blaming Trevor Lawrence!!
"Kicking a player"
I got bingo!
Urban Meyer has just been named Senior Equipment Manager at the University of Phoenix.
Someone said there should be 30 for 30 episode about his time at Florida and Ohio. I can’t imagine the power trips…
Don’t forget Utah plenty of stories here too
@@dallaswood4117 Really? Like what?
Egoists like Meyer are psychologically incapable of accepting their personal responsibility of being a loser. He is a great example of the Peter Principle.
How long have you known Urban for?
Was thinking how can he not name the plane incident, then BAM!
Ok...I'm from Jax. Why is a Tampa-based newspaper (4 hour drive away) reporting this story and the local Florida-Times Union which is in Jacksonville not reporting anything?
How does someone with no proven record of developing a QB in college get the chance to do so with the #1 draft pick in the NFL? He fooled so many people with his rhetoric, gets to walk away with millions, and will likely get more chances to coach and/or make more millions.
One of his college QBS was a #1 pick.
@@michaelschaefer1904 , you cherry picked my statement to make a point which has little to do with Urban Meyer. Alex Smith was already at Utah and Urban brought a good scheme and game plan. OSU and FL had top recruiting classes and teams but no #1 QBs in the draft and none of them from his time coaching are playing QB currently. My point, as stated originally, is that he doesn’t develop QBs. I stand by that statement.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy lol!
Did not Bill Parcels do the same thing in 1985 at the Super Bowl in New Orleans?
Spectacular Face Plant is a great fantasy team name!
Question is.. was he behaving that way when he was a college coach?? I've been around terrible leaders and of course you get the mission done.. but.. morale is crap! I can't imagine he created teams with bad morale and won as many games as he did. But.. then.. maybe that's who he is as a person. Apparently so.
I wouldn't believe everything you read in the papers.
Most of it is the funny pages.
This is basically the exact same thing that happened to Rick Pitino in Boston. Some college coaches get gigantic egos that don't work among grown men.
A lot easier to bully impressionable 19 yr old kids that don't know any different than it is grown men that have seen a lot and the vets generally know what works. They'll usually humor a new approach, but if it doesn't get results, those vets will be a lot more humorless. That's why people put up with Belichick's BS, but not Patricia or Mangini or Joe Judge. You want to act like a lunatic like Belichick, that's all well and good, but you better gameplan like him too. (Belichick also is much more subtle than people give him credit for too)
But Belichick don’t kick ppl lol
Pitino made it until his 4th season in Boston and had coached the Knicks years earlier before he went to Kentucky
It's basically the same thing except for the part where it isn't the exact same thing at all. PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
@@StS9LBJ23 Yup. He got Red Auerbach fired, traded both first round picks in his first year, and drafted Antoine Walker because he used to coach him. Then when he failed to perform he blamed the fans for expecting better. Not even the least bit similar to Urban Meyer.
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UNREAL!