Around the League: Coaching Carousel
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Hard pass. Many of his wins were because Russell Wilson pulled an unplanned play out of his butt. And there aren't too many Russell Wilsons out there.
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Honestly, your probably spot on but who gives a shit. As long as we don’t have to deal with him! Lol
If you were one of these guys, would you want to go to the Jets, a perpetual loser franchise that cans its HC every two years? If we do our 'due diligence' and wait until after the Superbowl we will get whoever is left after all the other HC vacancies have been filled.
You make a good point but there are both pros and cons with coming here just like everywhere else. The biggest drawback is our reputation as losers but that's more on management, coaches etc.. and ownership than it is on players. There aren't very many top of the line players on this team right now for sure but these guys are fighters and some of them are talented enough to build around. So if you're the guy interviewing for the job and you believe in yourself you will assume, rightly so, that the management problem is taken care of. If you also believe that you can deal with the owners, admittedly a tough situation, then the job suddenly becomes much more attractive with a base of players that you can add to to build the team, a bunch of really good draft picks, and plenty of cap space. I can see why someone would see this as an opportunity. The real icing on the cake is knowing that if you succeed in turning this team into real contenders you will immediately be considered to be the best coach to ever be part of the NFL. Many would find that alone quite appealing. So.............is it the best job available ? Probably not, but it does have an opportunity for the right coach to create something special.
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Agree with this 1,000 percent!
Umm, I'm pretty sure that was tongue-in-cheek, not serious.
Texans desperate to salvage relationship with Watson
So, two of the 'hot' candidates, Eric Bieniemy and Brian Daboll are still without head coaching jobs. Is that solely because their teams are still in the playoffs or they're not that hot? I suppose one of them could get the Texans job, but that leaves one. I haven't seen Daboll's connected with the Texans, but my guess is that he gets it because of his Patriot relationship/common background with the new GM, Nick Caserio. If that's the case, what is the deal with Bieniemy? Whoever gets it, the pool of assistants is dwindling so they're handicapped to some degree.