I am NOT in favor of hiring a conglomerate of big name HCs. Leads to a lot of destablity. Too many cooks in the kitchen. AND yearly turn over of new HC vacancies.

 

What is wrong with hiring a bunch of big name head coaches?

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What is wrong with hiring a bunch of big name head coaches?

"Leads to a lot of destablity. Too many cooks in the kitchen. AND yearly turn over of new HC vacancies."

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"Leads to a lot of destablity. Too many cooks in the kitchen. AND yearly turnover of new HC vacancies."

 

Not necessarily. Have you seen destability in many places where multiple big name HCs are employed by the same team? Coaches know what their jobs are.

 

Also, you might want to look at how many years some coaches stayed on teams as assistants.

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Not necessarily. Have you seen destability in many places where multiple big name HCs are employed by the same team? Coaches know what their jobs are.


Also, you might want to look at how many years some coaches stayed on teams as assistants.

Name one.


Name a team that has a lot of big name coaches.

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HC: Todd Haley

OC: Richard Mann ( Steelers WR coach)

DC: Mike Vrabel( Haley coached him before)

ST: Anyone half decent.

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Okay, first of all, it's instability, not destability.


Second,


HC: Jedd Fisch

OC: Greg Olson

DC: Bob Babich

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HC: Matt Patricia

DC: Mike Smith

OC: No idea (Haley?)

Football Ops: Tom Coughlin

GM: No idea

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Just throw a bunch of cash at McDaniels and be done with it

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Norv Turner

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Just throw a bunch of cash at McDaniels and be done with it

 

I agree with everyone who does not want him. He is a great OC at New England, but like many others with ties to Bill Belichick he can't succeed as a HC.

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Norv Turner

 

Only as an OC, not the HC.

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I agree with everyone who does not want him. He is a great OC at New England, but like many others with ties to Bill Belichick he can't succeed as a HC.

 

You know this because of his single, 2 season stint.  

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You know this because of his single, 2 season stint.  

 

And the history of other Belichick assistants sucking as head coaches.

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Norv Turner

*vomits*

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HC: Ronald McDonald

DC: The Hamburgler

OC: Hulk Hogan

QB Coach Tim Tebow

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I somewhat agree but the dude has had some terrible luck.


Palmer out for game early in one playoff game. They were 10-2 last year before Dalton was injured. Played another playoff game with no Green or Atkins.

He's been a head coach since 2003 and we have more playoff victories than him during that same timeframe.

 

Sure, Marvin Lewis has had some serious injuries to deal with, but those teams were plenty talented (especially over the past few seasons) where he could have at least managed one playoff victory. You figure in seven trips to the postseason, you'd almost luck into one victory.

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I have not read any reports about Marvin Lewis being on the hot seat yet. Until I do, my assumption is anyone who wants him made up the idea just to have a discussion.

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Have a good day.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Offensive coordinator: Vince Lombardi

Defensive coordinator: Tom Landry

 

 

This actually happened. 

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You know this because of his single, 2 season stint.  

 

The guy spent a first round pick on Tim Tebow.   That's a strong argument against him, in my book. 

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We passed on Andy Reed, look what he has done in KC

 

Give me a HC that is proven

Coughlin

Sean Payton 

Marvin Lewis 

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