BrindamoursNose
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Also fair!
So wild Belichick won't get a job. I assume he's being just as picky as teams are, though. He'll land somewhere at some point I suppose.
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Also fair!
So wild Belichick won't get a job. I assume he's being just as picky as teams are, though. He'll land somewhere at some point I suppose.
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Parcells quickly had enough, and I’m sure Belichick knows all about it.
He did very well at SF but it should be noted that the Niners roster was also much more complete than the current Chargers. He's proven he can succeed with a great roster but he's got some work to do at SD.
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BrindamoursNose
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Eagles aren't messing around with grizzly vet D coaches
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Just now saw this was posted before me.
Barry is also interviewing w/ Chicago to be their DC. So we'll see there.
I know nothing about these two other than fans of their respective former teams weren't unhappy to see them go. Could be a situation where they're better in one specific area as opposed to overseeing an entire Defense.
Barry is also interviewing w/ Chicago to be their DC. So we'll see there.
I know nothing about these two other than fans of their respective former teams weren't unhappy to see them go. Could be a situation where they're better in one specific area as opposed to overseeing an entire Defense.
A lot of the head coaches now need to be more like project managers. They have their focus area but a lot find out they need competent coaches, not puppets, especially at the coordinator level. A lot have to shove down the ego.
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It is CEO of the on field management. I am sure he will have input and make decisions on certain plays.
My issue is his strength was suppose to be motivation and how the team loves playing for him but based on December and January they clearly quit. If he cant motivate, what can he do?
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It’s Eskin so take it with a grain of salt but he is so far up that organization’s ass maybe it’s possible…
They’re “close to naming Kellen Moore OC.”
They’re “close to naming Kellen Moore OC.”
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I don’t know what to think.
He’s got Dallas Cowboys stank on him, and the Chargers weren’t really all that good last year. Although it’s hard to know if that was him or the team was just that bad.
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At least he runs motion and puts his QBs under center periodically
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I don't know where I am on Moore specifically, but I do like the thought process, if you're looking for an experienced OC, to look for people who are on the open market because there's a new boss in their old town, not because they were the fall guy themselves.
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I’m tentatively happy with the hires. I think experience was needed after the disaster season with unproven OC and DC. The window is still kinda open so might as well go full throttle forward
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