redskinsfan1963
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i enjoyed reading that snyder,s bullshit move most likely wo,nt delay the ownership vote.
i dont think the default should be to racism . i think the main thing is who was calling the plays ? (reid ) and whose offense is it? (reids ) the thing about hiring an HC is does the GM/owner have the same vision . ownership must have a vision and he must hire a team president and GM who embrace the vision and then get a HC who embraces it . as a motivator of men and a guy who can execute a system i think EB is right there at the very top . i think what gives people pause is can EB call a game , game in and game out ? can he develop and execute game plans ? i think the answers will be in the positive when given a chance .I wonder what it is about him that has prevented teams from hiring him away in a lateral move (except WSH) or hiring him as a HC?
I am not going to blindly trust EB or tell the world that he will put up 50 points a game; however, I am rooting for him.
This is an interesting article that provides some facts to contemplate. I do not think racism is the main reason why EB has not been hired, but how would I know? A few points of the article that are interesting:
At this point in his career, Bieniemy has been interviewed for head-coaching jobs 16 times by 15 NFL franchises, according to USA Today’s data. (The Jets have interviewed him twice.) Whatever process these teams are using to select coaches besides Bieniemy is not working: Only three of the 16 coaches (Bruce Arians, Brandon Staley, and Zac Taylor) picked over Bieniemy since 2019 have made the playoffs, while seven (Adam Gase, Urban Meyer, Nathaniel Hackett, David Culley, Brian Flores, Joe Judge, and Matt Rhule) have been fired. You may notice that some of the coaches hired instead of Bieniemy make the list of the absolute worst hires in NFL history.
Being the offensive coordinator of a team in the Super Bowl is generally a pretty good way to get an NFL head-coaching job. Of the last nine OCs in the Super Bowl besides Bieniemy—both winners and losers—five are now NFL head coaches. (Brian Callahan is still the Bengals OC; Byron Leftwich has since been fired by the Buccaneers.) We could also include Zac Taylor, who landed the Bengals job after serving as QB coach for the 2018 Rams. But Bieniemy has been the OC in three Super Bowls in four years, has won two rings, and still has no head-coaching job.
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Eric Bieniemy Has Been Kicked Out of Line for the NFL’s Head-Coaching Carousel
Nearly half the NFL has interviewed the Chiefs offensive coordinator for a head-coaching vacancy in the past five years. Despite Kansas City’s continued offensive dominance and Bieniemy’s second ring, the league seems to have lost interest. Will his time ever come?www.theringer.com
i absolutely think he will be however it has to be shown he is . we will know pretty early if he is or not and preseason should give us a glimpseeb is gotta be a lot better than turner was.
I agree with what you are saying.i dont think the default should be to racism . i think the main thing is who was calling the plays ? (reid ) and whose offense is it? (reids ) the thing about hiring an HC is does the GM/owner have the same vision . ownership must have a vision and he must hire a team president and GM who embrace the vision and then get a HC who embraces it . as a motivator of men and a guy who can execute a system i think EB is right there at the very top . i think what gives people pause is can EB call a game , game in and game out ? can he develop and execute game plans ? i think the answers will be in the positive when given a chance .
That could be it but Nagy and Pederson were also Reid OCs or offensive position coaches and they got jobs after 1 or 2 years.EB is a hardass, so maybe that is preventing him from getting a head coaching job.
Also, since everybody knows how awesome Reid is, its possible EB couldnt get a job bc teams felt that he didnt anything impt in KC, and rode Reid’s coattails. “Guilty by association,” and all that.
That’s possible too.
It’s doubtful that EB would stick around as long as he did in his position on Reid’s staff and be useless, like Zorn. I think Reid is too smart for that. So EB’s floor ia higher than Zorn, (in my opinion). Admittedly, that’s a really low bar.
Turner’s offense was maddening in its design and playcalling. I dont think Scott Turner put too many players in positions to be successful. If EB can do that, he could prove to be better than Scott Turner. That would be great, and remains to be seen.
I thought he was going to get the Colorado job before they hired Mel Tucker. He is royalty in Boulder.Nagy and Pederson might interview better, might not be hardasses, or might simply be white, or none of the above or all of the above.
I think it’s right to be skeptical that EB is going to make a huge difference, but I think its also right to be skeptical that he wont or at least cant make a huge difference too.
I think this years draft was pointing to that being the case.
i can live with one but 2 is a tough pill to swallowI think this years draft was pointing to that being the case.