I knew casual NFL fans would give Manning all the credit eventually, but I never thought hard core Bronco fans would forget that season.
I knew casual NFL fans would give Manning all the credit eventually, but I never thought hard core Bronco fans would forget that season.
"Tuning ... into each other ... lift all higher”
“I’m just different!”
Sign Garbage Minshew.
Draft
1st round— Cooper Dejean CB
2nd round— Jack Sawyer OLB
3rd round— Will Shipley RB
4th round— Ricky Pearsall WR
5th round— Ladd McKonkey WR
6th round— Cash Jones RB
7th round— Carson Steele RB
Here's a podcast Woody Paige has been pushing with Dan Quinn. I'm listening now. It's called Finding Mastery, I'm listening on Spotify but it looks like it's available on a few different platforms.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Pl...urce=copy-link
Let's Rid3!!!!
What's the deal with Mozz and Woody riding Quinn so hard?
He literally had 1 good season and completely wasted the rest of his time with one of the best QBs in the league. Leadership is great but it's not the end all be all of being a good HC. Fangio was a pretty good leader, and yet here we are.
CoachChaz may have been correct in saying the Broncos are interviewing for coordinators as well.
I’m moving my prediction that Quinn is hired by Friday.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.si....uinn-all-along
The thing I hate most about hiring any defensive coach is that even if he gets the OC hire correct, then they will inevitably get poached for a HC role in a year or two. If you don't have a steady offensive philosophy to draft and develop around AND you don't have a QB who can burden that role, then you're behind half the league and just asking for more failure on that side of the ball.
Correct. Kubiak gets props for how he handled the team, and particularly how he handled the Manning/Brock situation. He doesn't get enough credit for standing up to Peyton when it was clear he needed to be benched long enough to fully heal from his foot injury. Lessor coaches would do exactly what Peyton wanted, and that would have been to bring Peyton back way too early. Peyton wasn't happy about Kubes decision, but he probably sees now it was for the best.
That’s correct. Just look at how many teams are trying to pluck Green Bay’s OC and quarterback coach from them. Same thing with Keller Moore, Brian Callahan, etc...
We haven’t had OC continuity and consistency for more than two years in a row that are worth a flip. Scangarello, a promising and creative OC from the Kyle Shanahan school of west coast offense was not given a fair shot, instead was replaced by Pat Shurmur. That one was a big blunder.
Come on. Fangio was myopic with the defense. That's not a secret at all, and not a true leader of the team. Paton has already said he wants a guy that manages the whole team, not just one side of it, and that includes an offensive guy. Hackett had to show he has a vision for the entire team also, just not offense. Maybe he did, idk.
One of the redeeming things I see in Quinn is that the roster has not been successful under new leadership either. As someone else stated, the defensive "talent" the Falcons had was extremely non-existent during his time there.
Offensively, the Falcons strengths were the offensive line and Julio Jones (who gradually slowed down after their Super Bowl appearance). Sark gets faulted for his performance after Kyle, but Dirk Koetter ended up being their Pat Shurmur and costing Quinn his job. The offense, that supposedly used to be the strength of the team, had overpaid talent not adding value to that side of the football.
The more I look at the Falcon's rosters during the time he was there, the more okay I am with Quinn. Terry Fontenot has had his work cut out for him since he took that GM job cleaning up Dimitroff's mess, holy cow...
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