What do you think about Jeff Bowden resigning?
964814
I think the end is here for the Bowdens at FSU.
969481
I don't know, this is going to be very interesting.  At least he did admit that he was disapointed.  However, someone else must have wrote his speech on how he is looking forward to a bi-partisan relationship... I can't believe he said that.  He was congratulating the Dems, but inside he was probably thinking, Oh My God, why did you put me in Hell.  He no longer has his republican government backing him.  He is like the little schoolboy... one that was taunting the bully with his gang of big friends, then suddenly found himself all alone and about to be beaten, big friends no where in sight.  \nI think we may finally see our much needed change in government, I am excited.  I am sure Bush is about 5 seconds away from having a meltdown.
762306
Considering you've got Ken Hitchcock sitting out there...assuming he would want the job...I doubt you're seeing anything permanent.\n\nJust hope that Mike Keenan doesn't get this job.  He's good for the first six months he's there, but then disaster hits.
956965
LOL, one week after Dumbya's "Dumsfeld will serve until my term is up" the inane, inept and (possibly) insane Sec of Defense resigns.  I agree with irish_american_psycho who thinks this whole thing was a bet:  Dumsfeld betting his resignation that Republican keep control....and he lost.  Either way, with Dumsfeld out, the US Armed forces can now really win the Bush War in Iraq and begin a true War on Terror.
775506
It is time for him to go. He is not running the next election but is still holding onto power. Gordon Brown doesn't fill me with much confidence either.
38715
his firing was unjust. i mean the man had one horrible season and you get rid of him. i mean the pac should be a rebuilding team right now.
279392
Jeff is right. One day is too many of this moron. Too bad that when he leaves we cant get rid of all his useless supporters as well. They are to blame for the downfall of America. I will have a party when he leaves, as the whole country will be rejoicing and cheering when he finally does go. I look forward to that happy day in anticipation.
353974
I believe so.When five retired generals think he should go,that's a pretty good sign that he has not gotten the job done.Personally,I would have aked him to resign long before now.This war has been a farce.Our troops went in woefully unprepared for the combat they are now engaged in.We did not take the insurgents into consideration.Why not? Isn't that part of Rumsfeld's job? The sheer arrogance of this man is appalling.He ,like our president , will never admit to mistakes made.They just keep telling the American citizens to be patient.Baloney.There is no exit strategy now and who knows when we can expect any.We're in such a mess now that I don't know if there is a way out that will allow us to save face with the world or not.There is something wrong when practically all the president's cabinet and colleagues are at the center of controversy every time you turn on the television.
1075203
Only if thats what he wants. I think he has retired from public office. The Iraq speech  was bad for him. He was too use to taking orders.
1043284
The story that was released and that I am inclined to believe most of it was to leave HMS and go to the head of operations for Petty Enterprises. He wanted to return to Petty b/c that's where he started his career and that's where he felt like home was. He felt shi heart was more in that team and wanted to give to them.\n\nYeah, I'm not a big poptart fan..Everyone keeps saying to give them time, but his rookies mistakes are not a time thing. Yes, the connection is a time thing..but stupid errors are just stupid errors.
171458
I had a hard time seeing him go through a tough year.  I wouldn't want to see him go through it again.   He seems tired emotionally.  Besides, the Pack has to do some rebuilding and it's time to move on.\n\nI think it would be great to see him move into a role in the front office with player relations or something like that, maybe like what Jim Brown does in Cleveland.
909286
To early to tell! Have to wait and see who they resign, who they let go and who they pick up. I hope they resign Bonds and pick up a few players, a few good players I should say!!!\nGO GIANTS!!!!!
509887
I live right near Detroit and I've been a wings fan my whole life.  I think resigning Chelios was a great idea.  Chelios brings a fire to the ice that you don't see out of enough players.  He is one of the best penalty killers in the league and he is a very smart hockey player.  Too many "hockey fans" today can't tell the difference between a good defenseman and an egg salad sandwich.  I think Ken Holland (one of the best GMs in hockey) knows what he's doing.  If resigning him was a bad idea then one of you idiots would be getting paid millions to make those decisions.    Go Chelios '07
749689
He should retire. jeff Garcia  is better qb.
807158
He resigned due to an ACCUSATION.  We do not know at this time whether or not the accusation is true.  Neither are we qualified to judge this man's heart.  Give this some time and I suspect the truth will come out.  If he's a hypocrit, God will punish Him until he repents.  Either way, it's out of our hands and we'd do best to remember that.\n\nPeace.
33741
From my nickname, you can tell I'm a Jets fan so my thoughts on him are pretty accurate. He is a smart coach and an encouraging one. The only spot I would be concerned with is time management, where I was a little ticked off in the past couple seasons where time was wasted. Of course, they were just a couple games. Overall, he may not be as popular as Coach Vermeil, but as long as the players perform the way they're supposed to, Herm should lead the Chiefs as a wild card team next year. It'll also be interesting seeing how the RBs play out...
119092
The problem with the Raiders the last few years is Al Davis will be Al Davis.  Why do you think everyone's turning down the head coaching job and they have to recycle someone they've already fired?