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Could Hackett promotion mean Interim HC Doug Marrone is on the way?
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Quote:Two reasons why I believe Jim Schwartz chose Philadelphia were the opportunity to coach under a HC ( Doug Pederson ) who was entering his 1st season as Eagles HC. Unless something totally unforeseen happens, Pederson will have the opportunity to be the Eagles HC for at least a 2nd season. The other reason is Schwartz is from Baltimore. This would provide his family an opportunity to be close to their roots. I think this is more of a factor than many believe is the case. In other words he wanted to know he boss would not be on the hot seat a year later. Makes sense. A popular reason suggested here was the Eagles offered him a higher salary. I don't know if that is true. |
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