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Whenever Herm Edwards's not getting an interview, all the other posters should be asking, "where's Hermie?"
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Is there a brief, non-paywall rundown of all the poo poo that went down at ASU while he was there? I remember it starting with him describing himself as a CEO coach and it ending in scandal, but don't really know what happened
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Simplex posted:Is there a brief, non-paywall rundown of all the poo poo that went down at ASU while he was there? I remember it starting with him describing himself as a CEO coach and it ending in scandal, but don't really know what happened I don't have time to go through all of that right now (which is a lot) but I will note that one of the first things that happened after he was hired was that he didn't know how modern jerseys worked and thought something was wrong at first. He looked at one and didn't realize they stretched.
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https://twitter.com/wrongopinionman/status/1753434959421817158?t=Fa8ci7-9_Vy2kWkMEkyClg&s=19 Sloppy seconds Washington.
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seiferguy posted:https://twitter.com/wrongopinionman/status/1753434959421817158?t=Fa8ci7-9_Vy2kWkMEkyClg&s=19 Florio reporting. Comedy, regardless.
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For those not in the southeast, Evangelicals are notorious for hiring other Evangelicals or only keeping company with others etc . No reason for me mentioning this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8qzAH03P0w also christ Idzik sounds like a dumbass. lol he was a loving get back coach in 2021 shoot me. Coldforge posted:Florio reporting. Comedy, regardless. If there's any team he actually has sources with it's the Redskins. that was how he got his start. Rampant speculation about 31 teams, racist and incendiary commentary on other articles, and very accurate poo poo about the Bruce Allen era Redskins because everyone hated that guy so much. FizFashizzle fucked around with this message at 21:54 on Feb 2, 2024 |
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Feb 2, 2024 21:40
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FizFashizzle posted:For those not in the southeast, Evangelicals are notorious for hiring other Evangelicals or only keeping company with others etc . No reason for me mentioning this. Panthers to hire Easterby confirmed.
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Mega64 posted:Panthers to hire Easterby confirmed. If Easterby gets himself shadow GM of another franchise just give him the job dude has earned it
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FizFashizzle posted:For those not in the southeast, Evangelicals are notorious for hiring other Evangelicals or only keeping company with others etc . No reason for me mentioning this. They have like 7 years working together from their time in seattle and tampa, he's not calling plays and he'll be on the same page as Canales. Last year Brown and Reich couldn't agree on philosophy, alignment, personnel, who should call plays, who should start, how the line should block and the list goes on. You take a coaching team of midwits that works together and it'll be better than a team of geniuses who can't agree on a single thing.
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seiferguy posted:https://twitter.com/wrongopinionman/status/1753434959421817158?t=Fa8ci7-9_Vy2kWkMEkyClg&s=19 this is coming from someone who insisted the commanders were targeting belichick hard
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https://twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1753510014642233352?t=-IKxkhSxRV77oZfz1JK8bw&s=19 if it's true, quite the meteoric rise
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It's like the raiders are stocking up on spare HC's for the inevitable.
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Mystic Stylez posted:https://twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1753510014642233352?t=-IKxkhSxRV77oZfz1JK8bw&s=19 Lowkey, he's an insane coach. He wanted to keep his family in Baltimore instead of dealing with us drunk cheeseheads. And I get it. Fortunately for us, Jeff Hafley is the anti-Joe Barry.
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https://twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1753565575673004449 I'm not sure about the source here, I'm a little bit skeptical of the Dolphins hiring an DL coach to run DC.
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Is this good? I honestly don't know
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THIS_IS_FINE posted:Is this good? I honestly don't know It’s a veteran presence to help a first time head coach find his footing, so yes, it’s probably a good thing. Frazier isn’t known as a tremendous rear end in a top hat or anything.
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Ravens staff has just gotten raided to hell this offseason
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A Sneaker Broker posted:Lowkey, he's an insane coach. He wanted to keep his family in Baltimore instead of dealing with us drunk cheeseheads. And I get it. Fortunately for us, Jeff Hafley is the anti-Joe Barry. Speaking as someone who lived in Green Bay for a year and Baltimore for a year, I'd choose Baltimore every day of the week and twice on Sundays.
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Hamhandler posted:https://twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1753565575673004449 I think this is legit, the best Ravens beat guy has been saying that he might be hired by the Dolphins because, besides the good job Weaver done this season, he's friends with McDaniel. he was in the mix for Commanders HC but they went with Quinn and Orr was promoted instead of him, so it seems very believable
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YOLOsubmarine posted:It’s a veteran presence to help a first time head coach find his footing, so yes, it’s probably a good thing. Frazier isn’t known as a tremendous rear end in a top hat or anything. Yeah it's this. Same reason McVay brought in Wade Phillips when he first started. Macdonald has already confirmed that he's calling defensive plays so "assistant head coach" is about as ceremonial as it gets.
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Benne posted:Yeah it's this. Same reason McVay brought in Wade Phillips when he first started. I mean, there's a fuckload of work as a head coach beyond the gameday, so a veteren presence to help manage that workload as a new HC makes sense.
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Benne posted:Yeah it's this. Same reason McVay brought in Wade Phillips when he first started. IMO it makes a lot of sense for fast-rising coordinators who become coaches to bring on an AHC and delegate a lot of day-to-day "basic" HC stuff to them for at least the first year. The coordinator was hired based off of their talents on one side of the ball or another, and now they'll want to install that system in a brand new organization with likely an entirely new set of players, barring FAs and trades. But if they're a first-time HC then there's all sorts of responsibilities and expectations which they'll be onboarding that first summer. Seems like a situation likely to result in them having to either stumble a bit on the HC side of things, or end up feeling dissatisfied with the time and dedication they were able to put into implementing the system or approach or organizational mentality which raised their profile in the first place. With an AHC, they'll have a guy who's both a subordinate and an experienced mentor, who can advise them on which small parts of being an HC they must make their own immediately, and which they can pick up over time via osmosis and general experience within the org. Managing the on-field football concepts, on-field player vibes, off-field football analysis, and off-field player relationships are all separate challenged, and I'd posit that the one which has historically been overlooked (or recognized as needed but prioritized last) is the ever-vague 'managing of people and their needs, wants, fears, etc'. IMO it's ideal to experience being a worker for a bunch of different types during the early years, so you have a varied bag of tricks when it's your turn to steer the ship. Otherwise, fast-risers risk having too few models to refer to, and end up acting like inferior clones of the person or persons they drew the greatest inspiration from (hello belichick coaching tree). It also is a more appealing pitch to GMs I wager. Experienced veterans have a ceiling but there's also a knowledge that they won't* totally gently caress up (* - Urban and Reich did their best to wreck that truism though). So if a young hotshot says they'll be seeking the best grizzled coach seeking a less intensive job that plays to their strengths as a coach, it's like best of both worlds... so long as those worlds can co-exist (hi reich) and adjust as the young coach takes on additional responsibilities and the AHC becomes less of an essential part of the coaching infrastructure.
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Saints got the other KK. https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1753503245257896091?s=20
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shirts and skins posted:PAAAAWWWWLLLLL My sources got sources
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shirts and skins posted:PAAAAWWWWLLLLL This would be great on multiple levels
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kalensc posted:IMO it makes a lot of sense for fast-rising coordinators who become coaches to bring on an AHC and delegate a lot of day-to-day "basic" HC stuff to them for at least the first year. What you said was all good and correct, but also, it's just a good show of humility for the first-time HC. He's showing that he won't just barge in acting like he already knows everything and isn't gonna big-time the players, which makes for a healthy work environment, looks good to the media, and might even help keep some players who were looking to bail post-Pete. It bodes well for Macdonald's staff assembly that this is the first hire he makes. Frazier is well-respected and has connections all around the league, so that will be a big plus for anyone they're trying to recruit. To go back to the McVay example, how much did it help having Wade sitting next to him when he was building his killer staff? It definitely wasn't zero. I'm excited! This could work! Benne fucked around with this message at 07:36 on Feb 3, 2024 |
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Joe Judge brought in Jason Garrett to really add experience to the coaching staff and it was just a great move all around
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Febreeze posted:Joe Judge brought in Jason Garrett to really add experience to the coaching staff and it was just a great move all around Hahaha, how far our franchises have fallen.
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Matt LaFleur and Kevin O'Connell both had Mike Pettine around early. Dan Campbell had Dom Capers. Steichen has Gus Bradley.
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I was entirely happy when Frazier left Buffalo; it was clear his defence had a ceiling that wasn't good enough for the best teams playing their best football in the playoffs. But he did build a defence that had the fundamentals to be reliable (in pts allowed, his defence was 18th-15th-2nd-16th-1st-2nd over his six years). I believe his strength is probably on the leadership and coaching side, so could be good at the mentoring role that assistant hc will probably be.
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https://twitter.com/Seahawks/status/1753601570493591775?t=2HXW4t4_edvrZxNRpoW9oQ&s=19 Seattle got a real one also lol at "Seahawks Nation", Roquan owns
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Mostly stuff we already know (Bill wants roster control, teams don't want to give it to him, etc). https://theathletic.com/5244873/2024/02/02/bill-belichick-nfl-coaching-falcons-patriots/ But this line made me laugh: quote:Sources with multiple teams that just hired new head coaches expressed varying degrees of relief Belichick wasn’t joining their team.
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