Mike Sherman not good enough to be a college coach either

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He has no time
On weekends he watches his multiple wives have orge's together !........living my dream

If he is traditional, I am pretty sure its separate bedrooms. But perhaps he belongs to a Bretsky offshoot branch?

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Wolf and Bob Harlan have to cop some of the blame for Shermy as GM. Wolf wanted to stick it to Holmgren, so he gave the recco to Harlan for Sherm to be the GM. That was the worst move of Wolf's pro career and it stuck it to the Pack, for one man's vindictive move. There's more to it than just that, but the whole deal never should have happened.

There was no reason Sherman should have been a GM and boy, he wasn't a very good one. He was such a micormanager, there was now way he could have been successful. There were many low points for Sherm the GM, but one of 'em was when he banned the scouts from a draft meeting.

When Shermy had two punters on the roster bc he wasted a high pick on one of 'em, that was it for me. Harlan should have sprinted down to Sherm's office and made the change right then and there.

As far as decisions that harmed the team, long term, Sherman the GM was IMO the one.

I never understood why it was done. They didn't give it to Holmgren for a reason, then turned around and handed it to Sherman, who had a lot less experience, a couple of years later??? I guess vindictiveness could have been it. I hope not, but we've all witnessed what an ego combined with some spite can do.

The fallout was that two franchises suffered. Seattle had some up times, but mostly down with Holmgren at the helm, and Sherman wasted some years in which Favre could have dominated. I don't think it could be prevented, but I always thought that if Holmgren had stayed, we might have more hardware today.

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didn't sherman have a very fuckable daughter, or daughters?

he might not be completely worthless

[Kiwon]

he might not be completely worthless

Hardly. His buyout will be about $5.8 million.

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http://sports.yahoo.com/top/news?slug=ycn-10495731#mwpphu-container

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Hardly. His buyout will be about $5.8 million.

There was a story on Day 2 that Sherman's new contract from last year was still being haggled over this season. It had gotten to the lawyers and only very recently landed on the desk of the athletic director or president and was unsigned. So while his buyout for one year was quite reasonable, it would have nearly doubled in the new contract.

There was another coach's contract story recently where he never got around to signing the contract before being asked to leave. I wonder how long is normal for contracts to be combed through before final signatures are applied.