Dude, get over yourself. If the Chargers clean house after winning a Super Bowl they'd be laughed out of the NFL. It'd be two amazing feats. 1) They'd find a way to win a Super Bowl and still get laughed at and 2) They'd manage to get laughed at for hiring Norv and subsequently laughed at for firing him. You don't fire your head coach or your GM after you win the Super Bowl. You just don't. You thought firing Marty after a 14-2 season looked stupid? That would make firing the head coach after a 14-2 season look like the smartest business decision in the history of the planet.
Main Entry: prey Pronunciation: \ˈprā\ Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural prey also preys Etymology: Middle English preie, from Anglo-French, from Latin praeda; akin to Latin prehendere to grasp, seize — more at get Date: 13th century 1 archaic : spoil, booty 2 a : an animal taken by a predator as food b : one that is helpless or unable to resist attack : victim <was prey to his own appetites> 3 : the act or habit of preying Main Entry: pray Pronunciation: \ˈprā\ Function: verb Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French prier, praer, preier, from Latin precari, from prec-, prex request, prayer; akin to Old High German frāga question, frāgēn to ask, Sanskrit pṛcchati he asks Date: 13th century transitive verb 1 : entreat, implore —often used as a function word in introducing a question, request, or plea <pray be careful> 2 : to get or bring by praying intransitive verb 1 : to make a request in a humble manner 2 : to address God or a god with adoration, confession, supplication, or thanksgiving
