Thread: 2019 Coach Openings

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

But you’d be all in on a washed up statue

After everything he’s done for you?

Some of these hires puzzle me.

Originally Posted by King87

Some of these hires puzzle me.

Why do teams keep hiring Cheatriots coaches, the Giants guy was the WR coach, and I’ve been reliably told that all of TB12’s struggles have been because of their WR’s.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Why do teams keep hiring Cheatriots coaches, the Giants guy was the WR coach, and I’ve been reliably told that all of TB12’s struggles have been because of their WR’s.

Man I don't know. It makes me sad.

...in other NFC news, there is a new depression group starting across AZ.















The Cards are bringing back VJ as DC, the architect of the League's 32nd ranked Defense.

Obviously they didn't want to pay him and their last fired Coaching Staff.

When hes fired next year he needs to take some time off or something.

Where was McDaniels going then he backed out last minute? It was a couple years ago.

Originally Posted by Nomad

Where was McDaniels going then he backed out last minute? It was a couple years ago.

Indy. They hired Frank Reich.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Why do teams keep hiring Cheatriots coaches, the Giants guy was the WR coach, and I’ve been reliably told that all of TB12’s struggles have been because of their WR’s.

Special teams, no?

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

The excuse for Brady this year is he doesn’t have any weapons. Cleveland has weapons.

I doubt DePodesta, who’s basically trying to mold Moneyball to the NFL, would take Brady because that negates the Mayfield asset, but who knows. They want McDaniels there. Lombardi said on his podcast last week that they didn’t move quick enough on McDaniels when Lombardi was in the front office a few years ago and it didn’t happen. They ended up with Mike Pettine and Lombardi I think got fired. He said Haslam loves McDaniels though.

DePodesta wants Stefanski.....Haslam wants McDaniels, gonna be interesting to see it play out.....

Originally Posted by King87

Some of these hires puzzle me.

The only solid staff so far is the redskins, which is shocking....

Originally Posted by Jaded

Why do teams keep hiring Cheatriots coaches, the Giants guy was the WR coach, and I’ve been reliably told that all of TB12’s struggles have been because of their WR’s.

Because teams are dumb just like we were when we passed up Shanny Jr. for Vance Joseph....very few teams get it right though cause there is a good chance if you keep hiring and firing coaches its because there is a far bigger issue the coaching staff and owners and GM's are to dumb to realize this lol

Originally Posted by Jaded

Why do teams keep hiring Cheatriots coaches, the Giants guy was the WR coach, and I’ve been reliably told that all of TB12’s struggles have been because of their WR’s.

He was actually the Special Teams coach, but also took on the responsibilities of the WR coach this season.

7 hours is a long job interview

Browns, Pats’ McDaniels meet for 7 hours about coaching job
https://apnews.com/0e684e54af4eaf39a640dfa0ddb4024e

Originally Posted by aberdien

7 hours is a long job interview

Browns, Pats’ McDaniels meet for 7 hours about coaching job
https://apnews.com/0e684e54af4eaf39a640dfa0ddb4024e

That's what he did with Bowlen. Wowed em with a PowerPoint.

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick refused to allow longtime offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels to move up his scheduled interviews with teams interested in him as a head coaching candidate to the start of this week, league sources said, at the same time he pushed special teams coordinator Joe Judge for the New York Giants' coaching vacancy and greenlit a Monday interview for him.

Belichick and owner Robert Kraft have long been worried about losing McDaniels, who has a very strong bond with Hall of Fame free agent quarterback Tom Brady and is one of the best play designers and play callers in football. Kraft and Belichick went to great lengths to persuade McDaniels not pull out of his agreement to become head coach of the Colts in 2017, as is well documented, and Belichick has a reputation for being difficult to work with when it comes to other teams looking to hire an assistant he does not want to lose.

rest - https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/b...-playoff-loss/