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[QUOTE="billsin01, post: 5642894, member: 837"]
Not caring about what 99.99% of people think isn't a great way to live your life or run your business (or, as we're seeing, a country) so far as I can tell. And, not for nothing, the most powerful person in an organization can also be the person holding the organization back the most. See Jones, Jerry or Steinbrenner, George (at least until he found cashman and Gene Michael and stepped back from his involvement).

And he was so upset after a game josh allen blew with a team limping to the finish line with a boatload of injuries that he fired the head coach. But he was cool with that same coach blowing a game he led in KC with 13 seconds left?

And, no matter what any of us think about the decision or Pegula's aptitude as an owner, walking up on a podium and lobbing grenades at players on the current roster and a guy who built a tremendous amount of good will in the community, had a terrific relationship with the absolute savior of your organization (Allen), and had quite a bit of success the past decade while simultaneously not being able to offer even a general outline of a plan going forward AND showing unwavering support and promoting a guy who seems like a  and has a really uneven record in the draft the past three years (at least) is embarrassing.

You want to prove you're a big shot? cool. You want to fire McDermott? Cool. You want to hitch your wagon to Beane? Uh, ok. You want to make rash, emotional decisions? I guess you're allowed to. But to not have the sense to put a veneer of professionalism over the top of it? I think you just inadvertently showed us why Josh is unlikely to ever play in the super bowl, much less win one.
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