Just about every Jaguars fan at this point wants Urban Meyer gone, and can come up with a litany of reasons why.
However, fans have been so preoccupied with all of UMs faults, there hasn't been too much discussion-comparatively speaking-about who fans want to replace him.
One writer has, however, and his list makes me wonder if there should be mandatory drug testing for internet posters.
See for yourself.
https://blackandteal.com/2021/12/09/jack...3-4MRVdH0w
I'd be fine with Byron Leftwich. Not really the others.
& i'm still on board with giving Eric Bienemi a shot.
(12-09-2021, 05:39 PM)Bullseye Wrote: [ -> ]Just about every Jaguars fan at this point wants Urban Meyer gone, and can come up with a litany of reasons why.
However, fans have been so preoccupied with all of UMs faults, there hasn't been too much discussion-comparatively speaking-about who fans want to replace him.
One writer has, however, and his list makes me wonder if there should be mandatory drug testing for internet posters.
See for yourself.
https://blackandteal.com/2021/12/09/jack...3-4MRVdH0w
Only one I have a huge issue with is Fischer.
(12-09-2021, 05:43 PM)High Octane Wrote: [ -> ]I'd be fine with Byron Leftwich. Not really the others.
& i'm still on board with giving Eric Bienemi a shot.
You would be in a small minority. People hated BL when he was here before.
People would still hate him if he returned. In fact, it would be doubtful if he wanted to return for that very reason. I think he would make a good coach though.
I would absolutely HATE a Jeff Fisher hire. His passing offenses have been overwhelmingly bad, but for a couple of years in Tennessee with Steve McNair.
Now that he finally beat Ohio State an won a Big 10 title, Harbaugh isn't going anywhere. Besides, as log as Baalke is here, Harbaugh likely won't come near here. Baalke is why Harbaugh left Sn Francisco in the first place.
Doug Pederson and Kellen Moore are the only two of that list I would consider, as they have the best track record of actually developing QBs, which should be the top priority in selecting a coach now that we have Trevor Lawrence. In fact, it SHOULD have been the main criteria before UM was hired.
Doug Pederson and Harbaugh are the only two I wouldn't be too mad about.
Harbaugh, Pederson and Leftwich are fine with me
If I had to guess, the next coach target would probably be Josh McDaniels.
No way I would want Byron Leftwich.
Pederson is fine with me; he did win a Super Bowl.
I would take a try with Leftwich.
In order:
1. Pederson
2. Leftwich
3. Moore
No on the rest
Speaking of Leftwich, the Vikings screwed this franchise over, and set the Jaguars back for years. If they would have just made the pick instead of letting the clock run out, there’s a chance we don’t draft Leftwich.
(12-09-2021, 06:35 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: [ -> ]No way I would want Byron Leftwich.
Why?
Kellen Moore, Brian Daboll and Doug Pederson.
I think any one of those three would fix Lawrence and the offense within one training camp and a decent draft and free agency to add some help on the outside.
Defensively I really would like to see Joe Cullen and his whole staff retained if at all possible.
I think he could do so much more scheme wise if the offense could muster actual time on the field and score points.
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So many people are slobbering over Daboll on this site, go get on a Bill's message board and see if you feel the same after reading some of their comments
(12-09-2021, 05:50 PM)Bullseye Wrote: [ -> ] (12-09-2021, 05:43 PM)High Octane Wrote: [ -> ]I'd be fine with Byron Leftwich. Not really the others.
& i'm still on board with giving Eric Bienemi a shot.
You would be in a small minority. People hated BL when he was here before.
People would still hate him if he returned. In fact, it would be doubtful if he wanted to return for that very reason. I think he would make a good coach though.
I would absolutely HATE a Jeff Fisher hire. His passing offenses have been overwhelmingly bad, but for a couple of years in Tennessee with Steve McNair.
Now that he finally beat Ohio State an won a Big 10 title, Harbaugh isn't going anywhere. Besides, as log as Baalke is here, Harbaugh likely won't come near here. Baalke is why Harbaugh left Sn Francisco in the first place.
Doug Pederson and Kellen Moore are the only two of that list I would consider, as they have the best track record of actually developing QBs, which should be the top priority in selecting a coach now that we have Trevor Lawrence. In fact, it SHOULD have been the main criteria before UM was hired.
There are 32 NFL HC jobs on the planet. Not sure Byron would be as hesitant as you imply if the interest was there.
(12-09-2021, 07:24 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: [ -> ]So many people are slobbering over Daboll on this site, go get on a Bill's message board and see if you feel the same after reading some of their comments
Ask them if they want Meyer and Bevell...
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(12-09-2021, 07:24 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: [ -> ]So many people are slobbering over Daboll on this site, go get on a Bill's message board and see if you feel the same after reading some of their comments
Do you blame them? His team couldn't even beat the Jaguars.
As long as it isn't Bienemy I think I'll give any new head coach a chance to prove himself.
(12-09-2021, 07:29 PM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ] (12-09-2021, 07:24 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: [ -> ]So many people are slobbering over Daboll on this site, go get on a Bill's message board and see if you feel the same after reading some of their comments
Ask them if they want Meyer and Bevell...
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The article was about potential replacements for Meyer here in Jacksonville, not whether or not the Bills want Meyer as their coach, unless of course you interpreted the article as some sort of a coach for coach trade
(12-09-2021, 07:18 PM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ]Kellen Moore, Brian Daboll and Doug Pederson.
I think any one of those three would fix Lawrence and the offense within one training camp and a decent draft and free agency to add some help on the outside.
Defensively I really would like to see Joe Cullen and his whole staff retained if at all possible.
I think he could do so much more scheme wise if the offense could muster actual time on the field and score points.
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Agree 100% with all of this except for Daboll. Daboll is fools gold and we're beginning to see it this year.
Leftwich was my first choice in 2021. He would probably be my first choice in 2022.
(12-09-2021, 07:18 PM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ]Kellen Moore, Brian Daboll and Doug Pederson.
I think any one of those three would fix Lawrence and the offense within one training camp and a decent draft and free agency to add some help on the outside.
Defensively I really would like to see Joe Cullen and his whole staff retained if at all possible.
I think he could do so much more scheme wise if the offense could muster actual time on the field and score points.
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Kellen Moore has seriously impressed me this year with what hes done with the Dallas O but the one criticism i have is he seems to call pass plays when he doesn't need to. Hes an aggressive OC which is good but when you just want to run the ball and eat clock he throws in a pass when he doesnt need to. Hes going to be great in the future as a HC but he may be a bit young but then look at someone like McVay and he hit the ground running with the Rams
Ive been so broken by our HC's that McDaniels doesn't sound too bad right now. I think the GM hire is the biggest one we need to hit on and i look at someone like Lynch with the Niners and the job hes done building that roster and i just hope we can find a true NFL brain for that job.