I honestly want Jim Caldwell.
Pederson sounds nice, but after thinking about it more.. are we not just getting another Doug. (pun intended) My point being that he had success with a really talented team in '17 and was pretty meh after that season.
Lmao. He lost it in that video. The player was like coach coach
(01-10-2022, 10:49 PM)Jag88 Wrote: [ -> ]No to bevel. He isn't it. I wont list too many reasons. All of you should know why not. Nice guy but nothing special. Horrible play calling. I dont want him no where near this team.
He wouldn't be my pick either but as HC he wouldn't be calling the plays, that would probably continue to be Schotty in that scenario.
The pluses would be that the players have confidence in him and seem to like playing for him. But so they did for Gus so...
Anyway, if they're going to make a clean sweep, then everyone needs to go. If Baalke's staying though, choices may be limited and they could do worse.
(01-12-2022, 07:41 AM)Jag88 Wrote: [ -> ]Lmao. He lost it in that video. The player was like coach coach
As a coach, why would he ever give an opposing fan the satisfaction of getting a rise out of him? That was stupid.
(01-12-2022, 07:53 AM)MarleyJag Wrote: [ -> ] (01-10-2022, 10:49 PM)Jag88 Wrote: [ -> ]No to bevel. He isn't it. I wont list too many reasons. All of you should know why not. Nice guy but nothing special. Horrible play calling. I dont want him no where near this team.
He wouldn't be my pick either but as HC he wouldn't be calling the plays, that would probably continue to be Schotty in that scenario.
The pluses would be that the players have confidence in him and seem to like playing for him. But so they did for Gus so...
Anyway, if they're going to make a clean sweep, then everyone needs to go. If Baalke's staying though, choices may be limited and they could do worse.
I agree with that. If it comes down to Bevell or BoB, I would definitely go with Bevell. And he wouldn't be calling the plays.
That would be the "
we just need more and better players" choice. Continuity with the coaching and the schemes, Cullen stays, Schotty is the OC, etc. Maybe upgrade a few position coaches. Just no Urban Meyer.
Based on rumors and speculation, of course, it would also be the the "
we can't find anyone else 'cause no one wants to work with Trent" choice.
(01-11-2022, 05:59 PM)SamusAranX Wrote: [ -> ]Ok so got some tidbits, again always always assume I am 100 percent wrong.
Apparently BoB’s interview was today and he did not do well. They were not impressed.
Apparently Leftwich and Pederson are still front runners but they still want to interview Quinn and Hackett.
Leftwich to me is best case scenario as he outright said he would bring in a new GM
So Rap is reporting that the Jags will interview BoB tomorrow….
Is Bieniemy even interviewing? With anyone?
(01-12-2022, 10:30 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: [ -> ]https://twitter.com/jaimeeisner/status/1...03716?s=21
Leftwich jumping up big time.
Wow - out of the top 5 I only like 2 of them. Caldwell and Pederson.
Bevell . . . meh.
BoB - disaster
Leftwich - I have nothing against him, but we need an experienced HC to take charge. I don't think Leftwich has the experience, and it's hard to judge the real ability of someone who has been coaching Brady.
(01-12-2022, 10:35 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: [ -> ]Is Bieniemy even interviewing? With anyone?
Doesn't appear so. If he's smart he will just stay in KC and take over when Reid retires.
(01-12-2022, 05:27 AM)WYjagsfan Wrote: [ -> ] (01-11-2022, 06:05 PM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. I am on the fence about Leftwich and Hackett.
They both have Brady and Rodgers as their QB's. Those two were long, long well established prior to their arrivals coaching wise. Quinn would have to sell me on his offensive coaching staff that he has in place or mind and he would have to sell me on what he's learned in between his days with Atlanta and coaching Dallas' defense prior to making a decision on him.
Out of this group I still would prefer Doug Pederson. Not surprising if O'Brien didn't interview well. I mean, for [BLEEP]'s sake, that game in Indianapolis didn't end until roughly midnight and they came off a pretty bad loss with that pick six to seal the deal in the end.
Also want to add. I think the Raiders should keep Rich Bisaccia onboard. He did one hell of a job despite two, really, really BAD ordeals with the press between Gruden and Ruggs. To keep that team competitive and to beat the clots and Chargers in consecutive weeks to finish up 7 - 5 in the interim and get them into the play-off's? C'mon Davis. What the hell are you doing? Keep that man in town!
I actually don't mind Leftwich or Hackett. Brady and Rodgers both think highly of them which must count for something. Also for Leftwich Tampa had a top 5offence in yards and points before Brady arrived I think. Winston just threw it to the other team too much.
That's the under-statement of the year. He had 30 interceptions! The Bucs were the worst team in the entire NFL in terms of giveaways. The team had a losing record. I don't think Leftwich can brag about that season. His success as an offensive coordinator is exclusively with Brady.
(01-12-2022, 08:57 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: [ -> ] (01-11-2022, 05:59 PM)SamusAranX Wrote: [ -> ]Ok so got some tidbits, again always always assume I am 100 percent wrong.
Apparently BoB’s interview was today and he did not do well. They were not impressed.
Apparently Leftwich and Pederson are still front runners but they still want to interview Quinn and Hackett.
Leftwich to me is best case scenario as he outright said he would bring in a new GM
So Rap is reporting that the Jags will interview BoB tomorrow….
So much for SamusAranX's "source."
He did tell us to assume he was 100% wrong. But if he's 100% wrong, then wouldn't he be wrong about being 100% wrong?
(01-12-2022, 10:45 AM)TheDuke007 Wrote: [ -> ] (01-12-2022, 05:27 AM)WYjagsfan Wrote: [ -> ]I actually don't mind Leftwich or Hackett. Brady and Rodgers both think highly of them which must count for something. Also for Leftwich Tampa had a top 5offence in yards and points before Brady arrived I think. Winston just threw it to the other team too much.
That's the under-statement of the year. He had 30 interceptions! The Bucs were the worst team in the entire NFL in terms of giveaways. The team had a losing record. I don't think Leftwich can brag about that season. His success as an offensive coordinator is exclusively with Brady.
That's a good thing. It shows he can work with a star QB with a big ego. Not every coach can do that.
(01-12-2022, 10:49 AM)Dimson Wrote: [ -> ] (01-12-2022, 10:45 AM)TheDuke007 Wrote: [ -> ]That's the under-statement of the year. He had 30 interceptions! The Bucs were the worst team in the entire NFL in terms of giveaways. The team had a losing record. I don't think Leftwich can brag about that season. His success as an offensive coordinator is exclusively with Brady.
That's a good thing. It shows he can work with a star QB with a big ego. Not every coach can do that.
Oh, come on. Let's be real. Virtually anyone could coach Tom Brady. He's his own coach.
(01-12-2022, 10:45 AM)TheDuke007 Wrote: [ -> ] (01-12-2022, 05:27 AM)WYjagsfan Wrote: [ -> ]I actually don't mind Leftwich or Hackett. Brady and Rodgers both think highly of them which must count for something. Also for Leftwich Tampa had a top 5offence in yards and points before Brady arrived I think. Winston just threw it to the other team too much.
That's the under-statement of the year. He had 30 interceptions! The Bucs were the worst team in the entire NFL in terms of giveaways. The team had a losing record. I don't think Leftwich can brag about that season. His success as an offensive coordinator is exclusively with Brady.
Why can't he brag about it. He had a crappy, turnover-prone, QB and still finished 3rd in the league in offense. Winston is terrible. He can't throw the ball for him.