NFL Head Coaches Gone Wild...but Mostly Just Gone

Yesterday yet another head coach was fired in the NFL. The victim's name was Josh McDaniels. He was last seen illegally taping the 49ers walk-through before a game in London, and just after that, being awful at coaching. Including that 49ers game, he has lost 17 of the last 20 regular season games. He is the third head coach fired this year including Wade Phillips and Brad Childress. I am simply asking... why are those teams so lucky? How come the Texans feel the need to keep their head coach? The Texans fit right in with the Cowboys, Vikings and Broncos, who all had very high expectations this year. In fact, a lot of people had the Cowboys or the Vikings in the Super Bowl and they have both fired their head coaches.

Well, high expectations for the Broncos might have been a little misplaced, but if they are firing their coach when their expectations were not as high as the Texans, why in the hell do we still have Gary Kubiak? Some people are saying that Kubiak is still around because of the contract he just signed before the year. But honestly, contracts in sports are broken all the time so who gives a flying crap about that. If people are going to keep calling the NFL a business that just happens to be a game, then loyalty and honesty mean squadoosh.

Now Texans Super Bowl aspirations this year might have been far-fetched but this team should have been in the playoffs. And barring a bunch of scenarios and crazy tie-breakers, the Texans are going to be on the outside looking in once again. Why does it seem that the Texans, and Houston as a whole for that matter, are being held to a lower standard? Should we not expect the same thing out of our teams? McDaniels got fired and he was not even the coach for more than two years. Until Houston starts holding people accountable for sucking, we are going to continue to come up short every year. Now I realize I am beating a dead horse. Believe me I do not want to be beating this horse. This horse has been dead for two years...just a huge dead horse...and I hate this horse...it's the smell.

Look, coaches coach and players play. We cannot fire our players. But we can get rid of the person that puts the players in the wrong places. That person is Gary Kubiak. Huge dead horse...It is time to give someone else a chance with this team. People of Houston hear me, cheer for the Ravens come Monday night. Only a beatdown by the Ravens on national TV on Monday Night Football is going to make the Texans ownership see the light. Out.