(01-02-2022, 06:32 PM)Bullseye Wrote:

(01-02-2022, 06:09 PM)Caldrac Wrote: It's:

1A: Doug Pederson
1B: Jim Caldwell
2. Kellen Moore
3. Joe Lombardi

General Manager wise I would be happy with Rick Smith, Joe Horitz, Mike Borgonzi, Will McClay or Jojo Wooden.

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Caldwell would only be a decent choice if the goal is to add some semblance of competence.

Given his age, it's not likely he would be the answer for this team, and he may have to be replaced in 2-3 years anyway.

That doesn't even address the question of whether he is the best person to develop TL.

He's not a long term solution, and the revolving door would continue if we hired him.

Pederson remains my top choice, but I fear Baalke's continued presence will sabotage the coaching search, and we'll end up with a vastly inferior candidate.

Given his various works with Manning, Stafford and Flacco I think short term is fine if it means over the next three years Lawrence is being shown the way to adapt to NFL defenses and how to operate within an NFL offense on a weekly basis.

By then, another coach should be able to step in if Caldwell is ready to ride off into the sunset. He may have his replacement already included on his staff if hired.

Pederson seemed promising. My concern is Baalke with him. Seems... extremely odd and off putting when I think about it. At this point, I echo your concerns.

Khan has already let off a wet fart and he's on the verge of [BLEEP] the bed once again for the fourth time in 10 years. At some point. He needs to step away from the process. He's the common denominator.

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