(12-29-2021, 09:32 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: Guys who flame out as HC don't fail because they don't know football, they fail because a HC is a managerial job. Making the jump from coordinating a phase to managing and coordinating entire rosters, being the face of the team and its main spokesman, answering to the GM and owner, and nurturing a team identity while maintaining discipline is a job that most HC candidates fail.

Now is not the time to experiment with a coordinator to find out if they can make that jump. There's too much at stake right now because of Trevor Lawrence. If we lose him to a floundering rookie HC, again, we are doomed to the abyss for another 20 years.

We need proven experience now, not an experiment.

If I had the money to rent a billboard, this would be the message I'd put on it. (With your permission of course, biscuit!)

Everyone thinking we need an innovative OC or avoiding an OC because of who's executing their plays are thinking that all they will do as HC is keep calling the plays. We need someone who is going to lead this team, full stop. That includes guiding development of players, making wise choices as to roster/depth, holding coordinators accountable for gameplans that give us best chances to win, and knowing when the heck to get out of the way and let the staff do the jobs he (or she, never know!) hired them to do.

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(12-29-2021, 09:39 AM)snowwolf776 Wrote: why does it matter who next HC is,nfl will pay him off to lose on purpose so they can move jags to london. its a conspricy againest the city of Jacksonville. Khan is lieing saying he won't move the team.

Gonna need a mod's input here.

If we start flagging these every time they are spammed to a thread, are we gonna get dinged? This is getting asinine.

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(12-29-2021, 10:40 AM)TheDogCatcher Wrote:

(12-29-2021, 09:32 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: Guys who flame out as HC don't fail because they don't know football, they fail because a HC is a managerial job. Making the jump from coordinating a phase to managing and coordinating entire rosters, being the face of the team and its main spokesman, answering to the GM and owner, and nurturing a team identity while maintaining discipline is a job that most HC candidates fail.

Now is not the time to experiment with a coordinator to find out if they can make that jump. There's too much at stake right now because of Trevor Lawrence. If we lose him to a floundering rookie HC, again, we are doomed to the abyss for another 20 years.

We need proven experience now, not an experiment.

Bring in Pederson. He seems to have the backbone to stand up to Baalke and get him fired if necessary. The coordinators will be beholden to Baalke.

I don't trust Baalke not to pull the rug out from under him first. It's kinda what he does. He is the master of self-preservation.

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