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Woozie66 posted:https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1749600849049837959?t=Xh6vFuUtEOFRK4jou_Wqiw&s=19 Would honestly be a shock since if he stays he's coaching a top 5 QB in an offense he already knows. Like that's custom made to get you a HC gig regardless of how awesome you personally might/might not be *gestures to all the Rodgers QB coaches and coordinators*.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I saw a headline that said “Titans finalizing deal with Callahan” and on god it thought it was Bill Brian's Bill's son, so there's that. I think there's like a couple dozen or so active coaches/coordinators right now who are all proteges of former (or current!) coaches.
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mcmagic posted:You don't actually need to double and triple down when you gently caress up like the Jets did starting Zach Wilson for THREE loving YEARS. Sam Darnold was actually a covert carrier of JV59 sent to infect the Panthers. He was successful beyond their wildest dreams.
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FizFashizzle posted:Oh god While the hellsite not embedding usually sucks, it does turn posts like these into a fun moment of anticipation while clicking through.
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FizFashizzle posted:Rivera is gonna put in a good word for Shula or Dorsey. Dorsey probably wouldn't be a terrible choice for the Eagles tbh. The Bills offense didn't actually meaningfully improve after he got fired, McDermott just did it to get the heat off himself.
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Jan 23, 2024 11:22
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Woozie66 posted:https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1749793203006435542?t=2PZqerMoRubXwpUeCtHIYQ&s=19  
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Let's imagine what his rushing offenses look like without Justin Fields at QB. I'm trying to imagine someone with that hiring rationale back when Mike Shula used to be the OC in Carolina. Like, loving Christ people.
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Jan 23, 2024 15:21
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Grozz Nuy posted:Dorsey probably wouldn't be a terrible choice for the Eagles tbh. The Bills offense didn't actually meaningfully improve after he got fired, McDermott just did it to get the heat off himself.
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Woozie66 posted:https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1749793203006435542?t=2PZqerMoRubXwpUeCtHIYQ&s=19 Please do it. Please please please.
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Why are local folks in Nashville hollering about getting Thomas Brown as OC? The Panthers stunk, do people just put all of that on Reich and Bryce Young? Was the offense really good, they just couldn’t execute what he put together, or what?
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ozymandius1024 posted:Let's imagine what his rushing offenses look like without Justin Fields at QB. Well the Bears need a trading partner for Fields, so...
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Woozie66 posted:https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1749793203006435542?t=2PZqerMoRubXwpUeCtHIYQ&s=19 I was assured that the Raiders had a good plan and knew what they were doing in this very thread......
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:The Bills went from "out of the playoffs" to "#2 Seed in the playoffs" after Dorsey got fired. The offense definitely noticeably improved after he got fired. https://twitter.com/minakimes/status/1724466437190975685?s=20
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Diva Cupcake posted:Did it? Or did Dorsey get scapegoated because McDermott's defense was allowing almost 28ppg during their stretch of losses? The defense improved to allow 16.8 ppg after their bye week when they started winning again. Anyway, that is how looked/felt to me, but I could be full of poo poo.
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Jan 23, 2024 15:48
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Yea the bills improved drastically when the D was playing great. Hell Allen did not play particularly great during their win streak as a matter of fact
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He threw less picks, which everyone says doesn’t matter for some reason but I remember them swinging some early games
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:The Bills went from "out of the playoffs" to "#2 Seed in the playoffs" after Dorsey got fired. The offense definitely noticeably improved after he got fired. The Bills' offensive success rate and EPA/drive were actually higher under Dorsey than Brady. The 'improvement' was mostly a factor of turning the ball over less, which I don't believe to be a function of the OC as much as Allen's... shall we say, 'erratic' decision-making burning him less in the second half of the season than the first. Either way, it's not like he could do much worse than Johnson. Although who knows how much of the Eagles' problems on offense were caused by Hurts gutting his way through various injuries and being less able/willing to run as a result. Grozz Nuy fucked around with this message at 15:56 on Jan 23, 2024 |
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Grozz Nuy posted:The Bills' offensive success rate and EPA/drive were actually higher under Dorsey than Brady. The 'improvement' was mostly a factor of turning the ball over less, which I don't believe to be a function of the OC as much as Allen's... shall we say, 'erratic' decision-making burning him less in the second half of the season than the first.
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:Thats a good point. My gut says that better playcalling helped Allen not throw as many ints but I do not have anything to back that up. The offense became less predictable, stayed on the field longer, went three-and-out less, and relied less on Allen and Diggs in a sensible way. Advanced stats are wrong here, Dorsey is a trash OC who will be exposed even worse by a QB that’s worse than Josh Allen.
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AndrewP posted:He threw less picks, which everyone says doesn’t matter for some reason but I remember them swinging some early games Threw less picks? He threw exactly as many touchdowns as picks in his last five games
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CharlestheHammer posted:Threw less picks? He threw exactly as many touchdowns as picks in his last five games Doesn't Josh have a fumble issue too
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Soul Glo posted:Why are local folks in Nashville hollering about getting Thomas Brown as OC? It's a mystery to me. I'd be viewing any element of the Panthers' coaching as a plague carrier. They got shut out the last two games, and only scored above 18 points once all season. I don't see how anyone can make the argument that the Panthers' offense had any element of being good.
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a neat cape posted:Doesn't Josh have a fumble issue too He does, but it was down this year for what it's worth.
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Kurgarra Queen posted:No, Brady definitely called better games and made exotic innovations like utilizing pre-snap motion, getting blockers out in front of swing passes, and running the ball frequently, including with Josh (he occasionally needs a good hit to knock sense into him) and using Dalton Kincaid more.
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Kurgarra Queen posted:No, Brady definitely called better games and made exotic innovations like utilizing pre-snap motion, getting blockers out in front of swing passes, and running the ball frequently, including with Josh (he occasionally needs a good hit to knock sense into him) and using Dalton Kincaid more. It's interesting because Joe Brady was the architect of some dog poo poo NFL offense before. Turns out a second chance in a better environment can lead to a coach being better than they were before.
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Being an OC for Joe Burrow and Josh Allen leads to people thinking higher of your work than when it's for Teddy Bridgewater and Sam Darnold. Weird.
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Diva Cupcake posted:Being an OC for Joe Burrow and Josh Allen leads to people thinking higher of your work than when it's for Teddy Bridgewater and Sam Darnold. Weird. Same for Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning. Head coaches Joe Philbin, Adam Gase (twice!), and Nathaniel Hackett! 
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A.o.D. posted:It's a mystery to me. I'd be viewing any element of the Panthers' coaching as a plague carrier. Yeah, it's hard to determine just how bad Brown is or isn't considering the trashfire that was the 2023 Panthers, but to give him some credit we did start running the ball better once Reich was gone. It didn't matter much in the end, however, so  I do agree that no one should really be going after anyone on the Panthers coaching staff unless you think it was all Reich/Young/Tepper at fault
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Rod Hoofhearted posted:Same for Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning. Byron Leftwich shoulda taken that head coaching job before he revealed his true form.
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A Sneaker Broker posted:If I'm not mistaken, the Packers will give their answer about our DC situation in the next 48 hours. What are you seeing/hearing? My feed of Packers beat journalists hasn't mentioned anything on that front so far today.
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SKULL.GIF posted:What are you seeing/hearing? My feed of Packers beat journalists hasn't mentioned anything on that front so far today. I have a friend who works in the building for the Packers. He said there were lots of staff meetings today and tomorrow. They're trying to finalize who will be here and who won't now because LaFleur expects major dominoes to start falling as soon as today for coaching changes.
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Badass. So Harbaugh, Vrabel, Belichick to Falcons, Seahawks, Chargers (in some mix). Then Ben Johnson to the Commanders. That leaves one head coaching job (Panthers)?
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Okay, so the remaining vacancies are: Atlanta LAC D.C. Carolina Seattle Belichick, Vrable, and Jim Harbaugh likely slot into three of those spots. It's beginning to look like Baltimore may actually keep one of their coordinators. Personally, if I'm Mike MacDonald, I'd take any one of those jobs except Carolina.
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I'm not sure Vrabel gets a gig this offseason based off the interviews and I doubt he takes a DC somewhere. Probably a year off candidate.
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