(09-30-2024, 10:30 AM)TDOSS Wrote:

(09-30-2024, 06:53 AM)Caldrac Wrote: https://youtu.be/79EsaMCYo4o?si=NGo9FzxMMfwo_HvL

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Agreed. This experiment is almost over. I wouldn't mind Rick Spielman in a VP of Football Operations, followed by the hiring of a GM like Houston's Liipfert or Detroit's Agnew.

With the idea of Slowik or Johnson taking over as the HC with them also still calling the offense and fixing Lawrence along the way.

I repeat, I do NOT want Belichick here unless it's a consultant position for primarily the defensive side of the football and offensive line.

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It's funny you throw out these names like these guys really want anything to do with this organization. Majority of these guys come from winning franchises - money dont make them move from an establishment place and come to a disaster place.

The fact of the matter is that the Jacksonville job is not an attractive destination.

I doubt those front offices or coaches come here. First of all we have destroyed our roster with ridiculous signings and we have a QB that is not a good player. No one is taking this job besides guys like Baalke or some other retread.

Bad take in my opinion. For a number of reasons. 

1. It's Florida, it's a tax free state, and, we're fixing to get a brand new Stadium.

2. It's Shad Khan, one of the most easy going, money spending owners in the NFL that is beyond patient. 

3. It's 1 of 32 rare NFL jobs, and, the difference in pay between being a coordinator and head coach is astronomically different.

4. Those reasons you cited above? It gives the next group of hires even more freedom, flexibility and patience to fix or tweak some of the mistakes Baalke and Pederson have made. 

You don't think Vrabel, Belichick or Carroll wouldn't be interested in coming to Jacksonville to takeover this team and try and fix it? Guys are competitive man. Winners want to fix things. Winners want to turn things around. Again, your take is pretty bad in my opinion.

Cleveland is doing better now. 
Detroit is doing better now. 
Washington is doing better now. 
Cincinnati is doing better now. 

You think any of those four cities were "attractive" or "luxurious" for their current coaches and staffs at the time they were bought or brought on? All of those locations were hell holes for quite some time.

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