Coaching movement

[Battlelyon]

We know Frank Reich is the new Panthers head coach.

 

[Battlelyon]

Hackett is the new Jets OC, which probably means Rodgers will follow Favre's career and eventually become a Viking and a fraud case a decade down the road.

 

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I can see Carr going to Carolina

 

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[msgkings322]

WHy do Colts fans hate him so much?

 

[msgkings322]

Seems like Jerrah told Quinn he's up if/when McCarthy gets canned which will be after next year if they don't kill it.

 

[Tainthappening]

Hackett is the new Jets OC, which probably means Rodgers will follow Favre's career and eventually become a Viking and a fraud case a decade down the road.

You forgot sending pictures of his penis to Jets cheerleader... maybe a male cheerleader in Rodgers case

 

[Niner Outlaw]

That's a huge get for Jerry.

Sure, he has a good gig in Dallas, but he knew that going into all those interviews. Did he get the feeling that he wasn't going to get any of the jobs or did he just not like any of the jobs?

He'd seem to be a natural fit in Denver, having been DC in SEattle with Wilson, but maybe he didn't want to coach Wilson or maybe Wilson didn't want the reported Quinn/Bevell combo.

Either way, it's great news for Dallas, so Boooo!

 

[Niner Outlaw]

The very idea that Saturday is a coaching finalist is crazy. It was nuts to make him the interim HC, but it would be even crazier to make him the full time HC after had the chance to interview candidates that are actually qualified. No wonder the Indy fans are so up in arms.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

With Reich landing in Carolina, here are the Head coaching spots still open:

Denver
Indy
Houston
Arizona

 

[eaglesnut]

With Reich landing in Carolina, here are the Head coaching spots still open:

Denver
Indy
Houston
Arizona

Man those are 4 awful options. The next coach won't succeed in any of those places.

Feels like usually there is something to like about the vacancies.

 

[Pure Steel]

With Reich landing in Carolina, here are the Head coaching spots still open:

Denver
Indy
Houston
Arizona

Add Palookaville to the list......

 

[Niner Outlaw]

Man those are 4 awful options. The next coach won't succeed in any of those places.

Feels like usually there is something to like about the vacancies.

I agree.

Denver looks like the best job left by a MILE. The next coach can't do any worse than Hackett did. You've got a QB (that you'll have to fix) and a good defense and even a 1st rd pick (as long as you don't hire Payton).

Houston has an almost bare cupboard and doesn't even have the #1 pick. Does the new HC have to really like Stroud?

Indy needs a QB but isn't picking high enough to get one, and then their strange owner's fascination with Jeff Saturday.

Arizona will be without their starting QB most, if not all, of next season, Watt is retiring, etc. Gonna be tough sledding.

 

[Clayton]

Man those are 4 awful options. The next coach won't succeed in any of those places.

Feels like usually there is something to like about the vacancies.

I don't think Indy is a bad job if only because they're finally in line for a QB. I think it's a fairly desirable job opening.

Houston and Arizona seem like the worst jobs in the league right now. I thought Lovie Smith actually overachieved last year.

 

[fightinfunbags]

With Reich landing in Carolina, here are the Head coaching spots still open:

Denver
Indy
Houston
Arizona

Denver - DeMeco Ryans
Indy - Jeff Saturday
Houston - Jonathon Gannon
Arizona - Who the fuck knows

 

[fightinfunbags]

I don't think Indy is a bad job if only because they're finally in line for a QB. I think it's a fairly desirable job opening.

Houston and Arizona seem like the worst jobs in the league right now. I thought Lovie Smith actually overachieved last year.

Irsay is bat shit crazy and nobody wants to work for him. What owner comes in and tells the coach they can't play the best option at QB? What owner wants to anoint a man to head coach despite the fact that he has no experience coaching football unless you count high school football.

 

[The Q]

I agree.

Denver looks like the best job left by a MILE. The next coach can't do any worse than Hackett did. You've got a QB (that you'll have to fix) and a good defense and even a 1st rd pick (as long as you don't hire Payton).

Houston has an almost bare cupboard and doesn't even have the #1 pick. Does the new HC have to really like Stroud?

Indy needs a QB but isn't picking high enough to get one, and then their strange owner's fascination with Jeff Saturday.

Arizona will be without their starting QB most, if not all, of next season, Watt is retiring, etc. Gonna be tough sledding.

Indy had a chance at Levis or AR15


But you’re basically staking your job on guys who were ok college players