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Looking at the typical career path of NFL coaches, it seems like a system designed to maximize the effect of the Peter Principle
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R.D. Mangles posted:bring in favre, let him call plays by literally drawing them up in the dirt, and have an ambulance on call for the football announcers witnessing it every play is some weird schoolyard flea flicker im in
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Dowell Loggains has left the Bears, to become the new OC of the Dolphins.
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i just remembered ryan pace paid mike glennon $18 million then got an extension
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Jan 5, 2018 15:53
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Bears gonna sign Bill Belichick.
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https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/949314013279784960 lmao
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Jan 5, 2018 18:41
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Xavier Rhodes and Harrison Smith named first team All Pros. Everton Griffen and Adam Thielen are second team All Pros. Glad Smith got All Pro despite the Pro Bowl snub. He’s the only player on the Vikings I think is unquestionably the best at his position.
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Jan 5, 2018 18:46
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here's the list of Bears All-Pros from recent 1st round draft picks 2017 1st: Trubs. 30th in the league in rating 2016 1st: Leonard Floyd. currently dead, was good before dying 2015 1st: Kevin White: dead, also super bad when alive 2014 1st: Kyle Fuller: was dead, got better, did ok and now wants to get paid 2013 1st: Kyle Long: dead 2012 1st: Shea McLellin: sucked, won SB with pats because why not
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Kyle Long has at least made a couple of pro bowls. You know who the previous Bears 1st round pick was to make to the Pro Bowl with the team? Tommie Harris, who was drafted in 2004. Hopefully we don't have wait another decade for the Bears to draft a 1st round pro-bowler.
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fishing with the fam posted:Kyle Long has at least made a couple of pro bowls. You know who the previous Bears 1st round pick was to make to the Pro Bowl with the team? Tommie Harris, who was drafted in 2004. Hopefully we don't have wait another decade for the Bears to draft a 1st round pro-bowler. i did this a couple years ago but found that out of 1st round picks this century (which starts in 2001, conveniently excluding urlacher), the bears had the fewest pro bowlers . raiders were worse for a little bit until khalil mack got them there, it was just him and nmadi for a long while. cleveland is weird on that list because they've drafted nobody good forever except the best LT who made a million pro bowls mastershakeman fucked around with this message at 21:35 on Jan 5, 2018 |
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Jan 5, 2018 23:39
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the Packers are being bullied and persecuted and I won't stand for it
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Jan 5, 2018 23:43
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packers hire john fox for defensive coordinator, bears hire dom capers for head coach
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it's weird but good that joe thomas has gotten the amount of recognition that he has normally you'd think the way linemen get recognition is by blocking for a dominant running game (which cleveland hasn't had except for the one weird peyton hillis year) or by providing reliable protection to a productive QB (where cleveland has had only trash idiots who can run into sacks even when they are protected) I guess there are more football nerds who actually pay attention to line play than I thought
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kind of an odd move unless the Lions are going to force Austin on the new HC. otherwise they’re loving him over.
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Eh, may not be nice but I can't fault them for not wanting their DC to go be DC for a division rival.
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Yeah, they already let him interview for Cincinnati so it's a clear case of "gently caress the Packers" more than anything else.
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Acebuckeye13 posted:Yeah, they already let him interview for Cincinnati so it's a clear case of "gently caress the Packers" more than anything else. And I see no problem with this. gently caress the Packers forever
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gently caress the Packers.
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I get the whole loving rivals thing but unless your coaches buy into it that's a hard sell.
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Q_res posted:Eh, may not be nice but I can't fault them for not wanting their DC to go be DC for a division rival. Even just interviewing him could conceivably give them inside information about a divisional rival they wouldn't have had otherwise
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It's pretty hilarious the Lions and Vikings care more about sorta being spiteful toward a division rival than treating their own personnel right. Surely this won't be a consideration for any quality coaching talent they try to attract in the future.
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BGrifter posted:It's pretty hilarious the Lions and Vikings care more about sorta being spiteful toward a division rival than treating their own personnel right. I suspect they've already addressed it with Austin. If not, you'll hear reports that he's pissed or you will find out he's released from the team in the next couple of days. Sometimes coordinators use the team to say no for them, if they think it could be an ugly situation and don't want to burn bridges. And thinks are strangely uncertain in Green Bay at the moment.
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Jan 6, 2018 01:29
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Austin not wanting to be a Packer seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to assume.
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Jan 6, 2018 01:37
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Entirely possible, but not as funny as the Lions being that petty.
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huge coaching news, Packers defensive quality assistant and former Florida Tusker TIM MCGARIGLE has left green bay to come home to the Northwestern Wildcats, Chicago's Big Ten Team.
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https://twitter.com/jamalagnew/status/949388804950966272 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5HihwFYvxQ Man, it's crazy that we got this guy for only a 5th round pick.
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i agree that its very likely coaches may not want to take a job with the lions now that they know the lions will deny them an opportunity to interview with the packers while under contract. this is a real concern most coaches in the league share.
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https://twitter.com/ChicagoBears/status/949441345051119616 Lol if the Bears just keep hiring lovely former Broncos coaches. Also has anyone else seen the weird rumblings about Fat Mike quitting if Green Bay makes Russ Ball the GM?
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Pops Mgee posted:Also has anyone else seen the weird rumblings about Fat Mike quitting if Green Bay makes Russ Ball the GM? Yes Rodgers is also not thrilled with the idea of GM Ball. We've been tracking it over in the coaching carousel thread
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Russ Ball getting hired and McCarthy quitting might be the best option for GB at this point in time IMO.
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OxySnake posted:Russ Ball getting hired and McCarthy quitting might be the best option for GB at this point in time IMO. My big problem with that is that if that happens, we'll probably lose Gutekunst and Wolf both too. So now we have a glorified accountant as GM, losing our head coach, top two scouting directors, and Rodgers is pissed. Supposedly Ball is a very close ally of Ted Thompson. Him as GM would probably be more of Ted.
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Not to mention who the gently caress do we bring in to replace Mike if he leaves?
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I don't think I buy the talk from McGinn (or from Florio plagiarizing and then five articles later actually quoting McGinn) that Ball is any sort of front-runner
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rabidsquid posted:i agree that its very likely coaches may not want to take a job with the lions now that they know the lions will deny them an opportunity to interview with the packers while under contract. this is a real concern most coaches in the league share. Yeah it's really a shooting in the foot situation among rising coordinators. Which makes its pettiness funnier.
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SKULL.GIF posted:Yes I had figured the shake-up was a sign of the team moving to a more strongly Win Now personnel management model (I think they need to be operating with the assumption of a roughly 3-year window, since, while rodgers ~might keep playing at a top level to the age of 40 like Brady, you can't count on that) but if Ball is a mini-Thompson, as described, it sounds like that might not be the case
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