Robert Saleh: Leader of Meh

[reuben]

"Do not lead your offense into the red zone... if you do, Saleh-din will attack you there.  And if you retreat from this attack the shame and reproach will be very great."

~Gerard de Ridefort

[dcm1602]

Perhaps if we repeat it enough people will learn the difference between "brake" and "break".

I realized that after writing it out  but was far too lazy to change it

But also assumed it was intended as a double entendre

[bojanglesman]

All derriere, no face

[MBGreen]

All derriere, no face

All salt, no wing.

[Jumbo]

All Gase, No Barack

[d sw0rdz]

"Do not lead your offense into the red zone... if you do, Saleh-din will attack you there.  And if you retreat from this attack the shame and reproach will be very great."

~Gerard de Ridefort

i like word-playing saleh with saladin

All derriere, no face

you honestly dont need anything more than this, but anything more is a huge plus

[MBGreen]

https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/01/25/mmqb-conference-championships-buccaneers-chiefs-super-bowl-daily-cover


the section on Saleh and why he chose the Jets is a great read.

[Italian Seafood]

All derriere, no face

That's why they keep the lights dim at the bar, my friend.

[Derek Smalls]

https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/01/25/mmqb-conference-championships-buccaneers-chiefs-super-bowl-daily-cover


the section on Saleh and why he chose the Jets is a great read.

Yep. That's how I've wanted to optimistically look at the situation. While the Johnsons aren't good owners, I don't think they actively sabotage things. Christopher seems like a genuinely nice person who is in over his head and wants things to succeed. Woody seemed somewhat similar until the comments about him came out. And everything you hear about Douglas is positive.

I've made the case for a while that even though I think the Johnsons are incompetent, they could absolutely luck into the right hires. I don't think they are in there meddling saying "sign this player" or "trade/draft this guy." I think they are trying to let the guys they hire run the show. They just haven't been good at hiring the right people. And if they were a little in the past, I don't think they are with Douglas.

[Derek Smalls]

https://twitter.com/woodyjohnson4/status/1353828024848969728

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/woodyjohnson4/status/1353828024848969728

Lol the comments are all tards telling him to trade for Watson

[Badger]

Lol the comments are all tards telling him to trade for Watson

I liked each and every one of them

[SixFeetDeep]

I liked each and every one of them

https://twitter.com/rajpc1/status/1353829853095731201?s=21

[Libero_2]

https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/01/25/mmqb-conference-championships-buccaneers-chiefs-super-bowl-daily-cover


the section on Saleh and why he chose the Jets is a great read.

It just goes to show you how big an impact Joe Douglas has already had on the organization. The perception around the league is we were a disorganized disaster. Saleh shows up to the interview expecting that and is blown away by how professional everything operates and how different it was than whatever anyone had told him to expect.

That mess is because we had inappropriate leadership at the top of the football side since Tannenbaum was ousted. Thank god we actually have a guy who is competent in running an organization now.

[d sw0rdz]

lol he said he was expecting everything to be disorganized lmfao

if the perception around the league actually is anything similar to 'the jets are such a mess that they probably wouldn't even be able to put together an organized, cohesive presentation and sales pitch on zoom' then we must be thought of very, very poorly around the league