There are a few instances I can think of, but they either revolved around Vince a) either sucking so incredibly badly that bringing in a backup made sense (e.g. playing Pittsburgh); b) left the team because of suicide issues; c) left the team because he was incapable of playing due to injury. I don't recall Fisher ever saying Vince didn't play well when he in fact did, or beat him up when he played badly. Fisher is pretty diplomatic about things - he knows its a TEAM sport.
Fisher never blatantly kills VY in public (privately may be a different matter) he just implies VY's relative incompetence and undermines him at every opportunity.
Whether that's by having a quick hook for him, refusing to start him, or grossly limiting his # of throws despite his noticeable improvements this year, Fisher makes it very difficult not to conclude that he has little to no faith in VY. Since people respect Fisher, they of course conclude this means Vince
shouldn't be trusted. And of course, VY being hypersensitive to criticism cannot help but notice that the press and fans have largely accepted that notion as fact.
This is incredibly flimsy evidence, even for a Shark Pool thread.-What game has VY been pulled from except the Pittsburgh game this year? I can't think of any over the past 4 years. And relative to Shanahan vis-a-vis McNabb, Fisher had all the reason in the world to do so. VY was
lost out there. And of course, Kerry has been pulled in like circumstances (see 2008). Fisher is about winning and putting a competitive team on the field - he doesn't care how he does it. Sometimes that will be rub people the wrong way.
-Playcalling? Fisher is not the OC. In any case, VY is happy with the playcalling from the comments he's made in the past.
So... what this ALL comes down to is that, after VY having a
terrible 2007 season and completely
ditching the team in 2008, VY didn't get handed the job back on a platter after his
backup and game manager led the same team to a 13-3 record?
The sense of entitlement in the VY camp is just shocking. All evidence [short of locker room discussions which we're not privy too] points to Fisher putting a good faith effort forward. But I can understand why Fisher wants nothing to do with it anymore. It's like an adult dealing to a spoiled child. I don't think this can be overstated.
This weekend was just the last straw.
Young has had moments of brilliance - I can think about 2 or 3 games in particular. He's improved in some areas this year - his accuracy has gotten better and his turnovers have gone down. He seems like a very nice guy, and is probably a good face for a team. When things go well, he's humble and a good leader (if that means anything). But VY's also regressed in many other areas, namely in leadership, maturity, and discernment - and this has shown when things don't go peachy. VY's also frustratingly inconsistent. His recent string of injuries haven't helped - had he stayed healthy all year, how knows what could have happened. Right now, VY is a net negative for the team.
In any case, I hope he does well with another team - he's got a lot of physical talent - but I'm thankful his time is (likely) over in TEN. TEN can do without his growing pains.