Grading Krafty

[LMTLION]

Moving on from Franklin - A
It had to be done. Franklin clearly was distracted the entire season and the team modeled his lack of effort. Per insiders Franklin attempted to get a raise over the summer and unsuccessfully went over Krafty's head after he was denied and told to win the big games first. I think he resented this and it impacted his coaching performance during the season. Also of importance is that Franklin was mismanaging NIL by rewarding tenure rather than performance. There was reportedly descension in the locker room over NIL compensation. Franklin deserves more credit than he has received for his entire tenure, earning early success that was shocking to the cfb world and then maintained that consistency, but he simply had to go at the end. It was too toxic.
Choosing an Interim coach - A
Terry was widely respected in the lockeroom. It was important to quickly place him in the role of interim. Even in losses, the team played with a lot more juice. Terry recognized the lack of passing game and the difficulty the d had with Knowles very difficult scheme and made improvements. The pin was unfortunate and perhaps others influenced him to do that.
Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.
Final Hire - A
Not to rehash all of the commentary already on the board, but Campbell is the right coach for this job. Kraft deserves credit for galvanizing the donors to make that NIL commitment to Campbell as well. I think Campbell has the ability to reach a higher ceiling than Franklin, but it will take time. We all see the amount of rot in the program. 2026 is a total rebuild year from the ground up.
Miscellaneous
The leaked audio of his locker room speech did contain a lot of truths and shows Krafty, while more meathead than brains, does understand the college football world and wants PSU to be successful.

 

[mh-larch]

Spot on LMTLion!

 

[OUIrPSU]

Moving on from Franklin - A
It had to be done. Franklin clearly was distracted the entire season and the team modeled his lack of effort. Per insiders Franklin attempted to get a raise over the summer and unsuccessfully went over Krafty's head after he was denied and told to win the big games first. I think he resented this and it impacted his coaching performance during the season. Also of importance is that Franklin was mismanaging NIL by rewarding tenure rather than performance. There was reportedly descension in the locker room over NIL compensation. Franklin deserves more credit than he has received for his entire tenure, earning early success that was shocking to the cfb world and then maintained that consistency, but he simply had to go at the end. It was too toxic.
Choosing an Interim coach - A
Terry was widely respected in the lockeroom. It was important to quickly place him in the role of interim. Even in losses, the team played with a lot more juice. Terry recognized the lack of passing game and the difficulty the d had with Knowles very difficult scheme and made improvements. The pin was unfortunate and perhaps others influenced him to do that.
Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.
Final Hire - A
Not to rehash all of the commentary already on the board, but Campbell is the right coach for this job. Kraft deserves credit for galvanizing the donors to make that NIL commitment to Campbell as well. I think Campbell has the ability to reach a higher ceiling than Franklin, but it will take time. We all see the amount of rot in the program. 2026 is a total rebuild year from the ground up.
Miscellaneous
The leaked audio of his locker room speech did contain a lot of truths and shows Krafty, while more meathead than brains, does understand the college football world and wants PSU to be successful.

Now you need to weigh those to come up with a final grade.

 

[VT00]

Hating Oregon - A+

 

[LMTLION]

Now you need to weigh those to come up with a final grade.

I don’t know, C? It’s a major sin to lose the recruiting class and could have 2027-2028 impacts unless we are amazing in the portal. None of us here are athletic directors and all of us knew Campbell was a an important candidate to contact. More effort could have been made to connect with Campbell early on. Too much effort was wasted on low probability candidates. But we got the right guy in the end.

 

[psu0408]

I have to give him a solid B+ for the leaked audio. It's not an A due to the gratuitous use of the F word, but further reinforces the necessity of getting rid of Franklin. Top 4 in NIL funds for a 6-6 ball club where Liam Clifford was getting $500k. Honest discussion about the lack of player development and refusal to play young players (Howard/Denmark).

 

[grint]

Moving on from Franklin - A
It had to be done. Franklin clearly was distracted the entire season and the team modeled his lack of effort. Per insiders Franklin attempted to get a raise over the summer and unsuccessfully went over Krafty's head after he was denied and told to win the big games first. I think he resented this and it impacted his coaching performance during the season. Also of importance is that Franklin was mismanaging NIL by rewarding tenure rather than performance. There was reportedly descension in the locker room over NIL compensation. Franklin deserves more credit than he has received for his entire tenure, earning early success that was shocking to the cfb world and then maintained that consistency, but he simply had to go at the end. It was too toxic.
Choosing an Interim coach - A
Terry was widely respected in the lockeroom. It was important to quickly place him in the role of interim. Even in losses, the team played with a lot more juice. Terry recognized the lack of passing game and the difficulty the d had with Knowles very difficult scheme and made improvements. The pin was unfortunate and perhaps others influenced him to do that.
Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.
Final Hire - A
Not to rehash all of the commentary already on the board, but Campbell is the right coach for this job. Kraft deserves credit for galvanizing the donors to make that NIL commitment to Campbell as well. I think Campbell has the ability to reach a higher ceiling than Franklin, but it will take time. We all see the amount of rot in the program. 2026 is a total rebuild year from the ground up.
Miscellaneous
The leaked audio of his locker room speech did contain a lot of truths and shows Krafty, while more meathead than brains, does understand the college football world and wants PSU to be successful.

Nice summary, I would also expound on your NIL comment. Didn't we all warn or show concern on how NIL would impact the cohesion of the team? The have's and have nots. Is NIL creating descension everywhere? If so how are other teams handling this issue so it doesn't impact the performance of the team? I know lot of questions but NIL will continue.

 

[LB99]

Moving on from Franklin - A
It had to be done. Franklin clearly was distracted the entire season and the team modeled his lack of effort. Per insiders Franklin attempted to get a raise over the summer and unsuccessfully went over Krafty's head after he was denied and told to win the big games first. I think he resented this and it impacted his coaching performance during the season. Also of importance is that Franklin was mismanaging NIL by rewarding tenure rather than performance. There was reportedly descension in the locker room over NIL compensation. Franklin deserves more credit than he has received for his entire tenure, earning early success that was shocking to the cfb world and then maintained that consistency, but he simply had to go at the end. It was too toxic.
Choosing an Interim coach - A
Terry was widely respected in the lockeroom. It was important to quickly place him in the role of interim. Even in losses, the team played with a lot more juice. Terry recognized the lack of passing game and the difficulty the d had with Knowles very difficult scheme and made improvements. The pin was unfortunate and perhaps others influenced him to do that.
Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.
Final Hire - A
Not to rehash all of the commentary already on the board, but Campbell is the right coach for this job. Kraft deserves credit for galvanizing the donors to make that NIL commitment to Campbell as well. I think Campbell has the ability to reach a higher ceiling than Franklin, but it will take time. We all see the amount of rot in the program. 2026 is a total rebuild year from the ground up.
Miscellaneous
The leaked audio of his locker room speech did contain a lot of truths and shows Krafty, while more meathead than brains, does understand the college football world and wants PSU to be successful.

Kraft intentionally leaked a deal with Sitake? Do we know that as accurate? Also, even though Kraft may have not had the best contact info for Campbell, if Campbell does not talk to other teams until the season is over, does it really matter? I was in the Fire Kraft group for most of this week, however, with a lot of other things coming out recently, I am more willing to give him some slack on the process and the timing. I could care less about the video. Whatever. It’s a nothing burger. He didn’t say anything that we don’t already say here most days. That video was released by many with an agenda to make him look bad, but I don’t think it had the effect some thought it would.

 

[TheBigUglies]

Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.

Do you have inside information? Do you and Pat Kraft sit down and discuss over coffee or beers? Or is this grade just based on what was being spun by media and msg board chatter guessing what was going on?

Thinking about this in hindsight, we are all on the outside looking in and making guesses on how it was handled. Unless you are on the inside how can any of us determine how the search process was handled? In hindsight, we have no insight into how the process really factually went down.

 

[nittanymoops]

Pulling a bouquet of roses from his rectum changes nothing. Kraft has to go. The firing, while necessary, was mishandled, his press conference was bad, and I don’t even know what to call the “search.” JMO

 

[OUIrPSU]

You guys know Kraft didn’t pick up the phone and call Campbell directly, right?

 

[Nitt1300]

0

 

[Psumatt85]

I don’t know, C? It’s a major sin to lose the recruiting class and could have 2027-2028 impacts unless we are amazing in the portal. None of us here are athletic directors and all of us knew Campbell was a an important candidate to contact. More effort could have been made to connect with Campbell early on. Too much effort was wasted on low probability candidates. But we got the right guy in the end.

C minus. Losing the recruiting class, all in on Sitake for after signing day. Not having correct contact info for Campbell, letting the team think TS was a candidate. Can’t fail him for signing Campbell, but feels like he was very lucky. I’d still ask him to “ pursue other opportunities “

 

[Blair10]

Moving on from Franklin - A
It had to be done. Franklin clearly was distracted the entire season and the team modeled his lack of effort. Per insiders Franklin attempted to get a raise over the summer and unsuccessfully went over Krafty's head after he was denied and told to win the big games first. I think he resented this and it impacted his coaching performance during the season. Also of importance is that Franklin was mismanaging NIL by rewarding tenure rather than performance. There was reportedly descension in the locker room over NIL compensation. Franklin deserves more credit than he has received for his entire tenure, earning early success that was shocking to the cfb world and then maintained that consistency, but he simply had to go at the end. It was too toxic.
Choosing an Interim coach - A
Terry was widely respected in the lockeroom. It was important to quickly place him in the role of interim. Even in losses, the team played with a lot more juice. Terry recognized the lack of passing game and the difficulty the d had with Knowles very difficult scheme and made improvements. The pin was unfortunate and perhaps others influenced him to do that.
Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.
Final Hire - A
Not to rehash all of the commentary already on the board, but Campbell is the right coach for this job. Kraft deserves credit for galvanizing the donors to make that NIL commitment to Campbell as well. I think Campbell has the ability to reach a higher ceiling than Franklin, but it will take time. We all see the amount of rot in the program. 2026 is a total rebuild year from the ground up.
Miscellaneous
The leaked audio of his locker room speech did contain a lot of truths and shows Krafty, while more meathead than brains, does understand the college football world and wants PSU to be successful.

An excellent summary and an accurate grade for each category.

I strongly disagree with your comment saying “Franklin deserves more credit than he has received”. For years, Franklin spent plenty of his time self-promoting himself as a great CEO of the football program. However, when you look at the details you will see some glaring and major program impacting mistakes.

Staff Personnel:
1) 5 disastrous or underwhelming offense coordinator hires. Only one successful OC hire.
2) At least 3 consecutive disastrous WR coach hires.
3) Horrendous QB development coach.

NIL Management:

• Distributing significant funds to non star or sub par players based on tenure at the expense of losing several big time recruits.

Portal:

• Severely under leveraged the use of the portal for key positions in need of an upgrade
• Talent evaluation for WRs was abominable overall.

Roster Management:

• Zero quality depth at LB. Once Rojas was injured, the depth issue became magnified and severely limited options for the defense coordinator.
• For the 3rd consecutive year, the team fielded one of the worst WR positional groups in the B1G conference.

In summary, these areas were poorly managed and hurt the team and especially hampered the offense. A truly great program CEO would never mismanage so many areas critical to the team’s performance.

 

[Zone-Blitz]

I feel like Campbell was more of a Neeli decision than Kraft. Kraft was probably going to go to fellow hothead Daboll next until Neeli stepped in and started asking questions.

 

[NittPicker]

I don’t know, C? It’s a major sin to lose the recruiting class and could have 2027-2028 impacts unless we are amazing in the portal. None of us here are athletic directors and all of us knew Campbell was a an important candidate to contact. More effort could have been made to connect with Campbell early on. Too much effort was wasted on low probability candidates. But we got the right guy in the end.

Sometimes what we hear from "insiders" may not always be what really happened. As you note, more effort could have been made to reach CMC earlier in the process. With that in mind, if Kraft really did try to reach Campbell earlier but had bad contact info, that's on Kraft for thinking he could to it alone. You'd think with a search committee, at least one person would have known how to contact any given candidate.

Thankfully in the end it worked out with the unfortunate consequence of losing almost an entire recruiting class. Maybe some will decide to come back.

 

[LilWashLion]

Kraft intentionally leaked a deal with Sitake? Do we know that as accurate? Also, even though Kraft may have not had the best contact info for Campbell, if Campbell does not talk to other teams until the season is over, does it really matter? I was in the Fire Kraft group for most of this week, however, with a lot of other things coming out recently, I am more willing to give him some slack on the process and the timing. I could care less about the video. Whatever. It’s a nothing burger. He didn’t say anything that we don’t already say here most days. That video was released by many with an agenda to make him look bad, but I don’t think it had the effect some thought it would.

I loved the video. These are actual adults playing football. They aren’t in high school anymore. Pat showed that football is a tough game and you have to be tough as nails when you go out on that field. This I love you BS is freaking soft and p***y talk.

 

[Lil Nicky Scarfo]

Love the nickname. Just change the pronoun for the classic song:

 

[NOYDB]

A+

1. Fired BGJ
2. Hired a top quality coach that has done more, with less
3. Got it done in the end. That is all the matters.. All the noise means dick!

 

[Grant Green]

A+

1. Fired BGJ
2. Hired a top quality coach that has done more, with less
3. Got it done in the end. That is all the matters.. All the noise means dick!

Lost an entire recruiting class that could have been salvaged if he hired the right guy earlier.

 

[Chumboshifko1]

Lost an entire recruiting class that could have been salvaged if he hired the right guy earlier.

How?

 

[uh-Clem]

He should also be judged on his impact on recruiting, and unfortunately it is not possible to give him less than an F.

 

[PSUSignore]

An excellent summary and an accurate grade for each category.

I strongly disagree with your comment saying “Franklin deserves more credit than he has received”. For years, Franklin spent plenty of his time self-promoting himself as a great CEO of the football program. However, when you look at the details you will see some glaring and major program impacting mistakes.

Staff Personnel:
1) 5 disastrous or underwhelming offense coordinator hires. Only one successful OC hire.
2) At least 3 consecutive disastrous WR coach hires.
3) Horrendous QB development coach.

NIL Management:

• Distributing significant funds to non star or sub par players based on tenure at the expense of losing several big time recruits.

Portal:

• Severely under leveraged the use of the portal for key positions in need of an upgrade
• Talent evaluation for WRs was abominable overall.

Roster Management:

• Zero quality depth at LB. Once Rojas was injured, the depth issue became magnified and severely limited options for the defense coordinator.
• For the 3rd consecutive year, the team fielded one of the worst WR positional groups in the B1G conference.

In summary, these areas were poorly managed and hurt the team and especially hampered the offense. A truly great program CEO would never mismanage so many areas critical to the team’s performance.

I largely agree with the points you mentioned. I'd definitely add his could of arguments with fans as a big negative point as well, that stuff was unacceptable for a head coach. But Franklin did a lot of positive things too. I know many here dislike him and it's especially popular to hate on him right now, but like all humans Franklin had his flaws but in general was mostly good for PSU. He got the AD and BOT to invest in the program, transitioning us out of the "do more with less" Paterno era mindset and positioned us to be a competitor in the "spend as much as possible to get the best" era. He increased budgets in coaching and support staff. He got some facility investments done, perhaps most notably some of the sports science things like nutrition and training table facilities. He ran a largely clean program and still put some emphasis on academics, a nice nod to what PSU stood for historically, the type of things we can be proud of. I will miss seeing those first day of class set the standard photos from incoming freshman each year. He recruited well, and steadily improved PSU's blue chip ratio from below 50% up to 65% in 2025, the highest it's ever been. And most importantly considering it's his top priority as a football coach, he won a lot of games. He saw us through the sanctions years with solid on the field results despite extreme roster limitations such as the very few O lineman on scholarship for example. He won a Big 10 title. He got us to the playoff for the first time.

I think with hindsight the hate will die down and we'll come to appreciate the Franklin era despite his flaws. He positioned us to be competitive in the new era of college football but the relationship had run it's course. I don't hate him for that, sometimes a change is best for all parties and this seems like one of those situations.

 

[NOYDB]

Lost an entire recruiting class that could have been salvaged if he hired the right guy earlier.

Means dick at this point!

 

[leinbacker]

Moving on from Franklin - A
It had to be done. Franklin clearly was distracted the entire season and the team modeled his lack of effort. Per insiders Franklin attempted to get a raise over the summer and unsuccessfully went over Krafty's head after he was denied and told to win the big games first. I think he resented this and it impacted his coaching performance during the season. Also of importance is that Franklin was mismanaging NIL by rewarding tenure rather than performance. There was reportedly descension in the locker room over NIL compensation. Franklin deserves more credit than he has received for his entire tenure, earning early success that was shocking to the cfb world and then maintained that consistency, but he simply had to go at the end. It was too toxic.
Choosing an Interim coach - A
Terry was widely respected in the lockeroom. It was important to quickly place him in the role of interim. Even in losses, the team played with a lot more juice. Terry recognized the lack of passing game and the difficulty the d had with Knowles very difficult scheme and made improvements. The pin was unfortunate and perhaps others influenced him to do that.
Coaching search process - F
Spent too much time going for the homerun in Elko, who was extremely low probability as a likely playoff coach. Krafty loved that Elko is from the northeast, but then inexplicably was enamored with Sitake, a great coach, but from a different region with zero ties to the northeast. Krafty did not anticipate the importance Sitake has in the Mormon community and was ultimately defeated by the cookie guy. Krafty also intentionally leaked the hire thinking a handshake was enough and never got a signature. In the end, it was for the best as Campbell is a better fit here. The other insane report is that Krafty did not have the right contact info for Campbell and missed an opportunity to hire him earlier and save at least a portion of the recruiting class.
Final Hire - A
Not to rehash all of the commentary already on the board, but Campbell is the right coach for this job. Kraft deserves credit for galvanizing the donors to make that NIL commitment to Campbell as well. I think Campbell has the ability to reach a higher ceiling than Franklin, but it will take time. We all see the amount of rot in the program. 2026 is a total rebuild year from the ground up.
Miscellaneous
The leaked audio of his locker room speech did contain a lot of truths and shows Krafty, while more meathead than brains, does understand the college football world and wants PSU to be successful.

I agree with your opinion, but it seems Matt Campbell doesn't engage in other opportunities during the season. So the cost of getting Campbell may have been that long delay.

Trying to understand what a better process would be, you fire a coach mid-season an are going to hire someone who is actively coaching another team. How is that expected to go? How would it go if the Bama coached announced in October he was going to leave Bama at the end of the season for PSU. Or does he just leave mid-season. It wasn't an easy situation.

 

[Nitt1300]

Means dick at this point!

Until the next season starts

 

[NOYDB]

Until the next season starts

Those spots will be pulled with ISU transfers and portal transfers!!

means dick

 

[Nitt1300]

Those spots will be pulled with ISU transfers and portal transfers!!

means dick

you are entitled to your opinion- I don't share it

 

[Psumatt85]

Sometimes what we hear from "insiders" may not always be what really happened. As you note, more effort could have been made to reach CMC earlier in the process. With that in mind, if Kraft really did try to reach Campbell earlier but had bad contact info, that's on Kraft for thinking he could to it alone. You'd think with a search committee, at least one person would have known how to contact any given candidate.

Thankfully in the end it worked out with the unfortunate consequence of losing almost an entire recruiting class. Maybe some will decide to come back.

It is very difficult to google Iowa State football office

 

[NOYDB]

you are entitled to your opinion- I don't share it

Don’t really care what you share! Your negative, looking for anything to ***** about..

 

[84lion]

I agree with your opinion, but it seems Matt Campbell doesn't engage in other opportunities during the season. So the cost of getting Campbell may have been that long delay. .

This. Seems to me that people want to skewer Kraft for not providing daily coaching search "howgozitz." As some people pointed out, he didn't owe anything of the sort. In the end, the hire appears to be a very good one.

And the alternative? Keep Franklin to season's end and then engage Campbell? All you have then is a huge pressure cooker with Franklin unhappy, fans unhappy, players - who knows, some maybe happy, some not. If results are what counts, Kraft did good. I'd give him a B, BTW. I don't think there was much that could've been done to salvage the class, and in any case, recruits these days seem to commit/decommit a great deal. I would expect Campbell to have a good roster in place ASAP, certainly by the time next season starts.

Otherwise, I agree with the OP.

 

[Psumatt85]

Those spots will be pulled with ISU transfers and portal transfers!!

means dick

You make such coherent, insightful comments. So if he hired Campbell in February, does it still mean dick?

Looking for more insight from you Pat.

 

[Lil Nicky Scarfo]

I admit I haven’t followed recruiting as closely this year as others, but I looked at the decommits and, aside from 3 or 4 guys, it didn’t strike me as anything more than a solid class. I’m hoping we can backfill with some last minute flips and portal guys and really focus on 2027.

For optics sake (I.e. surface level win-loss record), having a really easy schedule next year is a huge blessing. I think it will really help us get back on the front foot quickly

 

[SoCalLion]

Kraft fired James Franklin, after (1) Franklin acted like an a** by asking for yet another raise/extension this summer, and (2) Franklin acted like a snake by quitting on his team after the Oregon loss.

Kraft didn't give in to the "409ers" and hire Terry Smith.

Kraft also wasn't cowed by whatever "409ers" decided to leak that audio of him.

Kraft hired a viable new HC in Matt Campbell.

For all of that, I give Kraft a grade of an A.

 

[Nitt1300]

Don’t really care what you share! Your negative, looking for anything to ***** about..

I see, f off

 

[NOYDB]

You make such coherent, insightful comments. So if he hired Campbell in February, does it still mean dick?

Looking for more insight from you Pat.

February compared to December 5th? Great insightful question

 

[NOYDB]

I see, f off

Same to you Nitt.

 

[Chumboshifko1]

I see, f off

Why do you come here?

 

[Psumatt85]

Kraft fired James Franklin, after (1) Franklin acted like an a** by asking for yet another raise/extension this summer, and (2) Franklin acted like a snake by quitting on his team after the Oregon loss.

Kraft didn't give in to the "409ers" and hire Terry Smith.

Kraft also wasn't cowed by whatever "409ers" decided to leak that audio of him.

Kraft hired a viable new HC in Matt Campbell.

For all of that, I give Kraft a grade of an A.

My sense is you’d give him an “a” if it was still open

 

[Grant Green]

Means dick at this point!

Seems counterintuitive.