Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Green's top ten most stupid things since coming to Arizona
10. Saying the Fans do not care when asked about why is he trying to change personnel with seconds left on the clock.
9.Starting Emmit Smith over Marcel Shipp (Shipp later got injured making it a moot point) 8.Cutting LJ Shelton - a top ten tackle in the NFL
7. Grabbing Shaun King as a back-up QB - could have went after Kerry Collins
6. Starting Elton Brown well before he is ready to start in the NFL. May be a good player someday, but not until quite some time.
5. Benching Josh McCown the night before a road game after winning 3 out of 4 games
4. Not going back to McCown early when his experiment didn't work
3. Announcing JJArrington the starter over Shipp, especially after Shipp had a great camp
2. Not having a real offensive line coach - hiring Everet Lindsay as the coach, a player he cut just a few weeks prior
1. Cutting our best lineman we have had in 20 years - Pete Kendall. Just because Pete was a true leader, and coach Green doen't like competitition on leadership. The curse of Kendall is still haunting us - the line Green has put together is much worse than we have had in years.
9.Starting Emmit Smith over Marcel Shipp (Shipp later got injured making it a moot point) 8.Cutting LJ Shelton - a top ten tackle in the NFL
7. Grabbing Shaun King as a back-up QB - could have went after Kerry Collins
6. Starting Elton Brown well before he is ready to start in the NFL. May be a good player someday, but not until quite some time.
5. Benching Josh McCown the night before a road game after winning 3 out of 4 games
4. Not going back to McCown early when his experiment didn't work
3. Announcing JJArrington the starter over Shipp, especially after Shipp had a great camp
2. Not having a real offensive line coach - hiring Everet Lindsay as the coach, a player he cut just a few weeks prior
1. Cutting our best lineman we have had in 20 years - Pete Kendall. Just because Pete was a true leader, and coach Green doen't like competitition on leadership. The curse of Kendall is still haunting us - the line Green has put together is much worse than we have had in years.
