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He's a slow learner.

History suggests that nothing will be done until at least the end of the season, and likely beyond that. It is frustrating in the case of Kyle Walters, because he started out so well doing the right things. Ironically, he had enough reason to fire O'Shea after the Drew Willy/Matt Nichols incident and now O'Shea will be the reason Walters will be fired.

If he was a linebacker with a US Marine background, he would be here already. That is what the goat entrails counselled, so.....

It seem that our beloved head coach has not been very successful in determining which QB to put out there. Whether it was his fault or not, Brown was utterly ineffective after the first period.

One of the newbies we signed a few days ago is a returner as well as a receiver. Dare we hope?

Could the game outcomes be different with him behind center? Maybe not, but he deserves to be given a chance to show who he is and what he can do.

The problem with FIFO thinking is that if it is not pruned vigorously, it becomes an insular, siege, us-against-the-world-protect each-other mentality which rapidly deteriorates. I don't know football stratagems all that well, but I know people and dysfunctional groups, and this has become one of those.

This would not be as potentially traumatic as it appears to be needing had this been done last season and even less so the season prior. The price for inattention keeps going up.

Ummm....we're talking O'Shea, so......

Not sure we aren't.

to my eyes, right from the second quarter on, the whole team knew that they were no only going to lose, they were going to get their collective butts kicked up and down the field, so they essentially gave up. They slowed down a half-step and that was enough.

total agreement except for one thing- the team WAS royally embarrassed and abused last night, and if they, the coaches and GM were not seeing that, we could put dancing Gabe as head coach with no worse results. Earlier this season, I waffled about Walters remaining as GM, but now there is no doubt that he has to go as well. Nothing will be done this season and maybe even next and the players have to know how sad a mess this is and that the people in charge of the team are whistling past the graveyard. As a token gesture, I would send Daniels home right now with an invitation to return for training camp next year if he is prepared to play football at a professional level. Elsbury needs to be sent home with no invitation to return. He is a waste of a jersey.

In my 50+ years of watching the Bombers, there have been only a couple of games that I didn't stay for or watch to the end, and i feel that the next one will another one of those.

Many Bomber players were wishing for anonymity tonight.

If the GM and coaches do not try, why the Hell should the players?

That is tao of O'Shea

I hope Miller is watching tonight. He was not the most talented player on the field but he never had to apologize for his effort.

Almost all those 6 first downs were on the first series.

If you think this is bad, the next few games will be worse.

Turnover.

to say that the team is dispirited is a gross understatement. They know they are going to have to play out the season suffering repeated embarrassments. If O'shea has any pride or self-respect at all, he would resign right after this debacle.

This feels like an extended funeral. Perkins must be praying that he doesn't get put in.

Just delaying the inevitable.