Re: where we differ

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I really think there is a fair chance that liability you mention shows its ugly face again like you even suggest, so there should be no excuses by any of us if and when it happens

I simply do not put extensive OL injuries on coaches so to me, there's no one to "blame" or "excuse." As I said several times, the Rams have a long, deep history with extensive OL injuries and it never gets down to who was previously injured and who wasn't. It just happens.

We completely differ on that and in fact I feel that I am just repeating myself.

This is our agree to disagree impasse: you think coaches are somehow responsible and blameworthy for things like that, and I never have and most likely never will. That's an impasse I don't see us surmounting, and each of us has made a pretty clear statement of our positions. So if you don't mind, I am bowing out. Fair enough?

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Coaches are responsible for the personnel decisions. Of course Fisher had more control in that area more than McVay, but McVay certainly has some say in those moves. More praise/critique need to be shifted toward Snead now that he has been empowered more for personnel moves.

So yes, I will always put blame on coaches and GM`s for making the wrong personnel moves. Its not all bad luck. Isn`t it funny how the coaches and GM`s who are unsuccessful are the ones with all this so called, "bad luck", lol. You make your own luck. There is a reason why the Rams suck!

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