The Coaching career of Karl Tyler:

[ktownage]

Season 2 Off-Season:

Karl Tyler hated the Eagles Russian owner William Korver, however he offered him a truck load of money to stay and he loved the roster and the city of Philadelphia so I decided to stay.

Russian owner Korver also told Tyler that people who say no to him have bad things happen to them, so he also accepted the job because he didn't want to end up being crushed to death by a dumper truck.

Moving on, Tyler decided to fire the LB coach, Defensive backs coach, and special teams coach because they weren't getting the job done.

He also fired the trainer and signed the best in the business to help guide the medical staff.

Free Agency

Russian owner Korver wanted Tyler to sign TE Tony Gonzalez to solidify the TE spot. With only 14 mil in cap, Tyler did end up getting the man Korver wanted, but at the high price of 8 million per season for 2 years.

Now the Eagles were in cap trouble again, with only 6 million to fill out the roster with draft picks and UDFAs.

[ktownage]

Draft + Training Camp to be written up around 10 am Monday Morning

Thanks!

[Byron Yatch]

Best trainer in the business? Depends on your definition...
Dont know who you got cause you didnt name them but in personal preference I take Gary Quarterman over anyone at trainer.

Sure he starts at 443 but he's capable of filling out to 555, and has ambition for cheaper special skills at the start(only 2 trainers start the game with ambition, other one isnt capable of 555 (steelers trainer).

You have to enter and back out of the trainer bid(or any coach) to see who's behind them. Always good to save before you sign back with your team to be able and see who's available before you go forward with your staff. Sometimes a studs available after a dud coach and all you had to do was deny him to sign the better ones.