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I love these message board prognosticators. I know it's part of the fabric of message board posting, but how can anyone claim TC would be better at Head of Football Operations than GM or Head Coach? I don't think he's ever been head of Football Operations but we know he's taken a bunch of other team's cast offs and rookies to the Championship game, and he's won two Super Bowls as a head coach. SMH.
Regards..................the Chiefjag
Quote:Oh bull, Gus has done nothing to develop these players, most of them were better the season before they got here including back to college. He's a pox on this roster and everyone knows it.
Gus has definitely been a major problem. So has Dave, Blake, and the majority of the roster.
Quote:Says who? Khan's kept Gus for 4 years, you really think he's gonna pull a quick trigger on Caldwell when by all accounts (but here) he's doing a great job acquiring talent? I don't believe that for a minute.
With the exception of last year, he's missed on his first round picks. He has acquired enough talent in other rounds to earn a pass for this year, but if the team loses in 2017, the drumbeats here (and nationally) will be calling for his head.
Quote:Gus has definitely been a major problem. So has Dave, Blake, and the majority of the roster.
Ok, we'll see.
Quote:With the exception of last year, he's missed on his first round picks. He has acquired enough talent in other rounds to earn a pass for this year, but if the team loses in 2017, the drumbeats here (and nationally) will be calling for his head.
Your first statement isn't quite right, I believe Gus destroyed those picks. Put those guys under a real coach and they most likely play much better. Next year will certainly be interesting in that regard.
Please, let this be true.
Terrible idea to hire a 70 year old. It isn't the 90's anymore.
Quote:Please, let this be true.
I mean I know who Jason La Canfora is and all, but who knows how credible he is on this specific post..
This franchise is full of terrible ideas. What will one more perceived terrible idea hurt?
Quote:Terrible idea to hire a 70 year old. It isn't the 90's anymore.
i tend to disagree considering other options would likely be college coaches and we know full well that almost never works out.
Common sense is all that is needed to assume there is mutual interest.
Quote:Terrible idea to hire a 70 year old. It isn't the 90's anymore.
He won 2 super bowls in the 2000s, what are you talking about?
I'll say it again, as President of Football Operations aka football side Mark Lamping then sure.
As the oldest coach in the league who has been out of practice for a couple years now, I have a lot of doubt that he is capable of putting in the 100 hour weeks and stuff required to stay on top of the game right now. I'd pass on head coach Coughlin.
Quote:I tend to disagree considering other options would likely be college coaches and we know full well that almost never works out.
If Mike McCarthy gets fired (rumor after Green Bay's loss at Tennessee), which I think is unlikely, I would not hesitate to call him up. But the Packers are still playoff contenders so entertaining the idea is very premature.
Quote:If Mike McCarthy gets fired (rumor after Green Bay's loss at Tennessee), which I think is unlikely, I would not hesitate to call him up. But the Packers are still playoff contenders so entertaining the idea is very premature.
You want a guy who can hardly win with Aaron Rodgers and has never dealt with a bad QB situation?...
Quote:You want a guy who can hardly win with Aaron Rodgers and has never dealt with a bad QB situation?...
I would want a guy who
won the Super Bowl with Aaron Rodgers. But right now I am not thinking about the offseason because it is not offseason.
Quote:You want a guy who can hardly win with Aaron Rodgers and has never dealt with a bad QB situation?...
100% true statement right here I wish others could get there heads around this
I am not a fan, but if that is what it takes to stop losing. Bring in old man Tom.
Already a thread about this.
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