OH HAPPY DAY! STEVE SPAGNUOLO FIRED

[Houston]

Why not top 10?

[Colts44]

Wait, teams are seriously considering taking Griffin in the top 10?

Some like him more than Luck if reports are to be believed.

[Youk]

It is finally your happy day.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/01/02/rams-general-manager-devaney-officially-out-in-st-louis/

[Warner2BruceTD]

It is finally your happy day.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...t-in-st-louis/

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[Senser81]

Sorry if this has already been said (I didn't read through the whole thread), but I heard something interesting regarding "Spags". From my inside sources, I guess the Rams owner could deal with Spags' bizarre in-game decisions and his woeful record, but the straw that broke the camel's back was that all of the non-football people in the Rams organization completely hated Spags. Nobody liked the guy.

[Warner2BruceTD]

Sorry if this has already been said (I didn't read through the whole thread), but I heard something interesting regarding "Spags". From my inside sources, I guess the Rams owner could deal with Spags' bizarre in-game decisions and his woeful record, but the straw that broke the camel's back was that all of the non-football people in the Rams organization completely hated Spags. Nobody liked the guy.

This is true.

He was considered a bully and a control freak around Rams Park, and was universally disliked.

The most public example was the firing of equipment manager Todd Hewitt, who had been with the team for three decades, and whose family had been involved with the Rams going back to the Cleveland days. The rumor is it had something to do with socks. I'm not making any of that up.

[Bear Pand]

Some like him more than Luck if reports are to be believed.

Two once in a lifetime QBs in the same draft!?

[Guest]

This is true.

He was considered a bully and a control freak around Rams Park, and was universally disliked.

The most public example was the firing of equipment manager Todd Hewitt, who had been with the team for three decades, and whose family had been involved with the Rams going back to the Cleveland days. The rumor is it had something to do with socks. I'm not making any of that up.

To think that the Redskins could have had Spags instead of Zorn.........

[ram29jackson]

well, whoever they get better be given some time..you cant expect to win it all in 2 years no matter how much you want to think a good coach can do that..what true winning coaches are available ? bring back Dicky V

[Warner2BruceTD]

well, whoever they get better be given some time..you cant expect to win it all in 2 years no matter how much you want to think a good coach can do that..what true winning coaches are available ? bring back Dicky V

Nobody expected to "win it all", but I think a little more than 10-38 and a two win season in Year 3 can reasonably be expected. How much more time should he have gotten? It was clear the team was moving backwards and showing no progress. It wasn't even a hard fought, tough luck, young team growing 10-38. It was an ugly, gutless, sloppy, shitty 10-38.

The guy had a one win and two win season under his belt. I mean, c'mon already.

[Guest]

PFW Rams correspondent Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the Rams have received permission to interview Falcons director of player personnel Les Snead and Ravens director of player personnel Eric DeCosta for the team's GM position.

Snead, 37, has been with the Falcons since 1997 while DeCosta, 41, has been with the Ravens since 1996.

DeCosta also is rumored to be a candidate for the Colts' GM job and has been mentioned as a possibility in Chicago.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...for_gm_opening