NFL Head coaches hirings and firings
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Imagine conducting one of those interviews.
"So what the hell happened yesterday?"
"So what the hell happened yesterday?"
Uh, yeah. You have some discrepancies on your resume. How many Super Bowls did you win again? Seems inflated. We'll need to bring you back in to discuss this.
He's trying to see if Brady wants one more run in Atlanta with him.
I'd just walk in with all my Super Bowl rings on and ask "Any more questions?"
Mgmt has to figure out if they can work together and what his plan at QB would be.
If I'm a college QB waiting to be drafted I cannot think of a less appealing new coach than Billy B.
Does seem kind of dumb. The owner finds out Belichick is willing to coach there so he sends a text to his GM telling him to make it happen. End of conversation.
don't understand why anyone would want this retread.
his Superbowl team was carried by a staff that had Kyle Shanahan, Matt LaFleur and Mike McDaniels.
some guys are made to be coordinators, nothing more.
It is a good ole boy league. It is why none of those guys say bad things about each other.
It is "collusion" without it being collusion. The hard part is getting in but once you are in it is all compliments and ass kissing. "I really respect what so and so does with his __________________"
Poor man’s Dan Campbell. He looks the part and acts the part, but not sure he is the part.
this would make me think Harbaugh is a done deal. satisfied the Rooney rule + interviewed the OC he wants
New Patriots coach is a real treat. Will be easy to cheer for them to fall into obscurity.
Going to trade for Zappe and Mac
Could be.
Its also a game/business where there are not many players. Owners are torn between taking a chance on an unproven coach or go with the proven ones who have been there. At least one of the two has a track record, good or bad. What is the track record for college coaches going into the pros? Last I looked, it wasn't very good.
It is a lot like when large companies are looking for a new CEO and boards start looking for people who have been there, done that. Throwing in someone who hasn't been there, is a huge risk, thus the pool of candidates is very small.
Chargers Reportedly Pull the Trigger to Sign Jim Harbaugh With Whopping $90 Million Contract in Response to Michigan’s Attractive Offer
After his interview with the Atlanta Falcons, Jim Harbaugh finds himself face to face with a lucrative offer from the LA Chargers.
Clickbaity article quoting other clickbaity articlesChargers Reportedly Pull the Trigger to Sign Jim Harbaugh With Whopping $90 Million Contract in Response to Michigan’s Attractive Offer
After his interview with the Atlanta Falcons, Jim Harbaugh finds himself face to face with a lucrative offer from the LA Chargers.www.essentiallysports.com
Smart of him to pick a team with a shit QB like the Falcons.
Had he held out for the Chargers or potential Eagles opening, he wouldn't have the built in excuse of "b-b-but his QB is terrible".
He'll be able to win that dumpster fire division at some point and retire with one final "playoff" season despite having an 8-9 record, and he'll still be heralded as a genius
Florio is a douchebag, FWIW. Andy will die on the sidelines. He’s leaving arrowhead feet first.
Could still be his last season then
You don't see many morbidly obese people dipping into their 70s
No idea if he'll be good but I would be extremely reluctant to listen to players. They are way too emotional and half probably won't be there in 2 years anyway.
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