Thread: The Fewell interview is under way....

Originally Posted by HORSEPOWER 56

I recognize Elway, Ellis, and Xanders. Is the guy in the gray sportcoat Steve "Greek" Antonopolous? That's who it looks like. The younger guy next to Xanders I don't recognize but I assume he's probably Xander's assistant.

Obviously the guy at the head of the table is Fewell.

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

One of them could be the unidentified head (coach) hunter this article refers to. If so, guess he will not be unidentified anymore, unless he is just participating in the search, and not the interviews?

The Broncos' search committee - John Elway, Pat Bowlen, Brian Xanders and an unidentified head (coach) hunter

http://www.prosportsdaily.com/nfl/broncos/

According to the following:

The consultant will sit in on the face-to-face interviews with Elway, Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, team president Joe Ellis and general manager Brian Xanders.

http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_17020936

"who's that guy?"

"that's the consultant! that's the guy i told you about!"

Originally Posted by dogfish

"who's that guy?"

"that's the consultant! that's the guy i told you about!"

I like the pic and caption you have.

just another business guy-- putting (coach) in parenthesis between the words "head" and "hunter" just looks like a cutesy little bit word play. . . our front office is a bunch of businessmen, and that seems to be the only model they understand. . .

you need to get football people if you want good football decisions made. . . all the friggin' accountants and lawyers in the world aren't going to fix this. . .

Originally Posted by Agent of Orange

I like the pic and caption you have.

gracias. . . i'm trying to hold out hope. . .

Originally Posted by dogfish

just another business guy-- putting (coach) in parenthesis between the words "head" and "hunter" just looks like a cutesy little bit word play. . . our front office is a bunch of businessmen, and that seems to be the only model they understand. . .

you need to get football people if you want good football decisions made. . . all the friggin' accountants and lawyers in the world aren't going to fix this. . .

You're right, I misinterpreted that to mean the headhunter was a former coach...

But it just means he's hunting for a head coach.

Originally Posted by dogfish

just another business guy-- putting (coach) in parenthesis between the words "head" and "hunter" just looks like a cutesy little bit word play. . . our front office is a bunch of businessmen, and that seems to be the only model they understand. . .

you need to get football people if you want good football decisions made. . . all the friggin' accountants and lawyers in the world aren't going to fix this. . .

Dont you think thats what the presence of Elway represents? It kind of seems like after the McDaniels debacle, the front office realized that running a football team isnt as easy as it looks. They threw their hands up in the air and brought in Elway, who accomplishes a number of objectives, including football input and also extending an olive branch to the fan base.

Originally Posted by Buff

You're right, I misinterpreted that to mean the headhunter was a former coach...

But it just means he's hunting for a head coach.

with all the money he saved by not getting a real GM, bowlen is probably paying an expensive PR firm to determine which of their preferred third-rate coaching candidates will be least objectionable to the fanbase. . .

Originally Posted by Ziggy

I love the fact that the Broncos took the time to involve the fans in the interview process with that video. I'm guessing this is part of the new effort by Elway and the front office to get the fans more in touch with the team. We never would have seen that much in years prior.

I agree, it's nice to see the team trying to draw the public into the process. Hopefully they'll stick with it even though doing things that way is also going to take a lot of fire from people who don't agree with their actions or choices. On the whole though I think it's a win for the team as the majority of fans will appreciate the effort.

Again, I don't care AS MUCH about the HC as I do the coordinators and the QB coach. After all, the HC PROBABLY won't be calling the plays and he doesn't work consistently with the QB to develop him. I mean as far as a HC goes, he's going to pretty much dictate what "system" is used in Denver, offensively and defensively. With the offense, either way, Tebow's going to have to learn a new system as it's doubtful someone's going to be running the exact same thing as McDaniels did. So you've got that, but then you need someone who's going to work full time with and focus on Tebow's development as well as the backup QB's. That's hugely important for this next season and for the team long term as they look to see if Tebow will be "the guy." Wonder if any of the candidates so far have ties to a strong, proven QB coach who has helped develop other young QB's?

Originally Posted by gobroncsnv

well, with any luck the Broncos will be smart enough to see that people like Fewell and Spags look a LOT smarter with people like Tuck and Umenyiora around... at some point, the talent matters... (as in 95%)

I think that's true with every coach.

Look at McDaniels, the guy is smart and looked like a genious at New England because of the personnel they had on the field. The one that most especially made him look like genious is the guy who has lined up behind center for 10 of the last 11 seasons.

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

I think that's true with every coach.

Look at McDaniels, the guy is smart and looked like a genious at New England because of the personnel they had on the field. The one that most especially made him look like genious is the guy who has lined up behind center for 10 of the last 11 seasons.

Yeah, this Patriots offense (2010) might be the best and most balanced yet... The playcalling is great.