To be honest, I'm kind of holding out that something may change...I have not given up on the idea...

To be honest, I'm kind of holding out that something may change...I have not given up on the idea that this is all written in stone.
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I would not think (Mudd) is ready to shut down, he nor Tom,'' Saturday said. "Both of those guys still love coaching.''

Jeff Saturday seems to think that we have not seen the last of Tom Moore or Howard Mudd.

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Hm...

Sounds like classic denial to me… first step of the change curve…

How can you not love a team that does this?

by LovinBlue on May 18, 2009 6:21 PM EDT reply actions

Reminds me of the 5 stages of death.

=-)

"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007

by peytonsthebest on May 18, 2009 6:52 PM EDT up reply actions

*or rather, grief...

"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007

by peytonsthebest on May 18, 2009 7:07 PM EDT up reply actions

Whew!

I was concerned about those death stages =p

by coltsfanawalt on May 18, 2009 7:22 PM EDT up reply actions

It originated from observations about the stages of grief

But has been shown to be applicable to other change situations as well.

How can you not love a team that does this?

by LovinBlue on May 18, 2009 7:24 PM EDT up reply actions

sad

Agreed. Moore and Mudd’s departures are sad and frustrating but we can’t dwell on them. Jeff Saturday is looking for hope where there is none; the only hope we have now is in the future.

I’m sure the new (sorta) guys will hit the ground running. I’m excited to see how we look in preseason.

by Endo on May 19, 2009 1:21 AM EDT reply actions