Fun stuff from Richard Justice
You can't make this stuff up:
He made a huge mistake by hiring Charley Casserly, and his strength--trusting his people--became a weakness in those years. He was in a new business and had trusted Casserly to lead the way. Trust me when I tell you that Casserly can be very persuasive. I was probably more duped than McNair by this guy.
You don't get many win-win deals. McNair has done a good job rebuilding one franchise. If he's responsible for rebuilding two, he ought to get a parade.
Rebuilding?
The Texans franchise has yet to have a winning season. That it is rebuilding so soon is not really something to celebrate.
Ah well, fun stuff. I just hope pointing that out doesn't provoke another bizarre email or radio outburst from the insecure major daily sports columnist. Because frankly, I think those outbursts are kind of bizarre.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 06/16/08 21:47 | Sports | Technorati
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