Video: Jeff Fisher tells his staff he's been fired

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Powerful stuff to see something someone loved come to an end. I disagreed with a lot of what Jeff did towards the end but I still respect the guy and his passion. And Singletary at the end was awesome. When the camera goes on Boras you can almost see the "this is my fault" look on his face. Nothing to celebrate with this clip even if you agreed with the move like I did. But interesting look at the personal emotion involved.

 
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I liked him in Tennessee (except for one game in early 2000), and was super excited when the Rams hired him. Turned out to be a mediocre coach stuck with a bad team. Singletary has class man.
 
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Video wouldn't play for me at work, will have to check it out at home.
 
Very emotional moment.

Watching Jeff on the sidelines the weeks before he was fired I could feel and see that he knew it was nearing the end. Had high hopes for Jeff Fisher bringing a tough defense and a power run game to the Rams that could make the Rams a winner. Unfortunately, he could get the offense going,
 
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I wasn't a fan of his when they hired him and it only got worse as (what I perceived to be) he lied over and over again.

The game had passed him by and he never adjusted. I just wish the experiment hadn't taken 5 years.

Hope he enjoys retirement... I'm guessing he has some loot "stashed" away. ;)

He'd probably make a good commentator.
 
I saw the video of Fish addressing the team with the same news and I mentioned it in a different post about the show. I have been very critical of his performance at HC for more than two years and I think it was absolutely the right decision to fire him. It was like a mercy-fire because he just had no clue how to create and operate a modern NFL offense. I have always liked the man and I know he did his best here, as he knew how to do it. Such as sad end for him and I hope he enjoys the next step in his life.
 
I wasn't a fan of his when they hired him and it only got worse as (what I perceived to be) he lied over and over again.

The game had passed him by and he never adjusted. I just wish the experiment hadn't taken 5 years.

Hope he enjoys retirement... I'm guessing he has some loot "stashed" away. ;)

He'd probably make a good commentator.
Felt a bit sorry for Fish right up til he said he couldn't wait to play the Rams, idiot
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Felt a bit sorry for Fish right up til he said he couldn't wait to play the Rams, idiot
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Kinda the way he was... some might say cocky.

Like when he trotted out all the draft choices the Rams got when they had the coin flip against Washington.

I get the joke but I prefer my head coaches act with some respect and profesisonalism.

I could go on about the things he did that annoyed me... but, above all other annoyances, it was his record as HC!
 
Sucks anytime someone loses their job. Just went through something similar this year. My company was acquired and they cut our sales team in half. I was lucky but some of my good friends were not. Fortunately most of Fisher's guys have enough money to get them by. My friends got a package that may last them a month.

Hope they all land on their feet.
 
Sucks, I wanted to like Fisher, I wanted him to lead the Rams to a Superbowl victory. However, his stubbornness on the offensive side of the football was his biggest shortcoming. Year after year and coach after coach the offense was always the Achilles heal of this team.
A true leader is about compromise, not bringing in a "yes man" and he obviously wrap his head around that.

I hope to see Fisher back in the NFL sometime soon, guy has a ton of moxie, I just hope he's learned his lesson or his next job will be even shorter than his tenure with the Rams.
 
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I feel sorry for the guy who gets fired who barely makes ends meet for his family.
I have a hard time feeling sorry for a guy who has been HC for 20+ years. There's an incredibly long list of folks who never get that opportunity.

Frankly, I found myself a bit angry watching it, as it shows just how out of touch he is/was. The team was not good for the majority of his Rams career, and last year was just a disaster. The look of surprise just makes me shake my head.
 
Kind of made me feel bad for the guy but then I remembered the 35 million he was paid and the aggravation we fans had to endure for 5 years.
It's not only 35 mill. He's getting 7 mill this year. So that's 42 mill.

Plus, all the money he made with the Titans all those years. He's easily sitting on 60+ plus mill.

All the coaches from the Rams staff last year are still coaching in the NFL right now for other teams.

These guys aren't plumbers looking to find a job to pay rent. They'll be fine.
 
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I think things like this should remain behind closed doors, a moment for Fisher and his staff to share privately. Still that's the modern world film everything I guess.
 
Kinda the way he was... some might say cocky.

Like when he trotted out all the draft choices the Rams got when they had the coin flip against Washington.

I get the joke but I prefer my head coaches act with some respect and profesisonalism.

I could go on about the things he did that annoyed me... but, above all other annoyances, it was his record as HC!
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