Thread: Coaching Options for 2019

I just droppped a deuce, and it spelled out, in the toilet bowl, retread coach.

This is a sign.

Originally Posted by elsid13

For the record, I think Elway goes with retread because he will be afraid to bring another first time HC in. But without an owner, VJ still might be safe.

If Elway fired Fox after a season that ended in the playoffs why would a lack of an owner have any bearing on what happens to VJ?

Originally Posted by King87

I just droppped a deuce, and it spelled out, in the toilet bowl, retread coach.

This is a sign.

So you've changed your opinion?

Do we need an innovative Head Coach or innovative Coordinators?

Which is more important to have?

Do we need both?

Easier to hire innovative HC's.

I would love Klingburys. He is easy on my eyes.

Originally Posted by Davii

If Elway fired Fox after a season that ended in the playoffs why would a lack of an owner have any bearing on what happens to VJ?

It's too tedious to educate you regarding the Broncos ownership situation, the potential for lawsuits over the fiduciary status of the Bowlen Family Trust and the fact that Brittany Bowlen is 28 years old and the trust requires an heir to be 40. That impacts the coaching decision very directly. Everything about this team affects the legal battle over Broncos ownership in very complex ways.

When they had Peyton Manning, the coach didn't matter. Peyton was the coach on the field (and pretty much off the field too). It was expected to go to a SB with Peyton, and if you didn't win a playoff game after going 12-4 and getting home field advantage then the coach deserved to be fired.

Going 7-9 with Case Keenum, a bunch of rookies, and a few ageing veterans is an accomplishment.

Originally Posted by Cugel

Going 7-9 with Case Keenum, a bunch of rookies, and a few ageing veterans is an accomplishment.

Originally Posted by Cugel

It's too tedious to educate you regarding the Broncos ownership situation, the potential for lawsuits over the fiduciary status of the Bowlen Family Trust and the fact that Brittany Bowlen is 28 years old and the trust requires an heir to be 40. That impacts the coaching decision very directly. Everything about this team affects the legal battle over Broncos ownership in very complex ways.

When they had Peyton Manning, the coach didn't matter. Peyton was the coach on the field (and pretty much off the field too). It was expected to go to a SB with Peyton, and if you didn't win a playoff game after going 12-4 and getting home field advantage then the coach deserved to be fired.

Going 7-9 with Case Keenum, a bunch of rookies, and a few ageing veterans is an accomplishment.

I don't want to completely say you are wrong...but this is the absolute first time I have ever read anything about an age requirement in regards to the Trust. Have a link?

Originally Posted by Cugel

It's too tedious to educate you regarding the Broncos ownership situation, the potential for lawsuits over the fiduciary status of the Bowlen Family Trust and the fact that Brittany Bowlen is 28 years old and the trust requires an heir to be 40. That impacts the coaching decision very directly. Everything about this team affects the legal battle over Broncos ownership in very complex ways.

When they had Peyton Manning, the coach didn't matter. Peyton was the coach on the field (and pretty much off the field too). It was expected to go to a SB with Peyton, and if you didn't win a playoff game after going 12-4 and getting home field advantage then the coach deserved to be fired.

Going 7-9 with Case Keenum, a bunch of rookies, and a few ageing veterans is an accomplishment.

If Denver goes 7-9 yes it's an improvement over the previous season, but I don't think that by any stretch guarantees that Joseph will have saved his job.

Originally Posted by Rick

I don't want to completely say you are wrong...but this is the absolute first time I have ever read anything about an age requirement in regards to the Trust. Have a link?

I've never heard that either.

How come no one has mentioned Eric Bieniemy? He's doing some crazy good things with the KC offense and is a former Buff.

I bet he would love to come back to Colorado!!

Originally Posted by Davii

If Elway fired Fox after a season that ended in the playoffs why would a lack of an owner have any bearing on what happens to VJ?

Because the trust now appears be very reluctant to spend money, and having to pay two coaches and staffs seems to be something they might have an issue with.

Originally Posted by turftoad

How come no one has mentioned Eric Bieniemy? He's doing some crazy good things with the KC offense and is a former Buff.

I bet he would love to come back to Colorado!!

because Reid is calling the plays and help developing the gameplan.

Originally Posted by turftoad

How come no one has mentioned Eric Bieniemy? He's doing some crazy good things with the KC offense and is a former Buff.

I bet he would love to come back to Colorado!!

I'm sure I have seen a post in here that mentioned Bieniemy. I just don't remember exactly where I saw it.