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Grittybeard posted:I'm sure he's learned quite a bit since he went to Georgia and helped get Mark Richt fired and then spent Listen buddy the Lions may not be the best team but we have never employed Brian Schottenheimer 
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GobiasIndustries posted:Listen buddy the Lions may not be the best team but we have never employed Brian Schottenheimer Oops, poo poo. Colts. My fault. Not sure why I was convinced he was with the Lions. I...maybe Brissett makes him slightly more impressive?
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Jan 13, 2018 22:30
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Jan 13, 2018 22:32
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Quite the roller coaster week for Seahawk fans
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Jan 13, 2018 22:52
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Has Pete Carroll always picked bad assistants or is this a new trend?
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lmao seahawks
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Jan 13, 2018 22:59
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Maybe Pete's going senile and thought he pulled off a brilliant coup getting Marty Schottenheimer
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much like pete carroll, i am just asking questions
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Jan 13, 2018 23:11
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maye pete was tired of... almost being good?
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Does anyone have that schotty.gif? The Jets one where 4 receivers ran a 5 yard curl route on 3rd and 8.
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Grittybeard posted:Oops, poo poo. Colts. My fault. Not sure why I was convinced he was with the Lions. The Lions have a different nepotism hire named Brian. Easy mistake.
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I love when poo poo like this happens and they ask the coach about it. "Someones gotta make a play"
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goddammit Volkerball posted:Perfect, then after Olson gets fired, we'll get a newly fired hue Jackson as oc. What a stupid hire. That's twice now Gruden has hired a dumb rear end. Feels like raider foreshadowing. I have zero issue with the Olson hiring, not like he's running the offense, Gruden is and Olson's done some good work. But gently caress that piece of poo poo Cable. Grittybeard posted:I'm looking forward to the "Raiders have a zero tolerance policy towards DV so Tom Cable never did any of the things it's been widely reported he did" take. yeah, really really disappointed.
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NFL teams: "We want to find the next Sean McVay" Also NFL teams: *hire Norv Turner and Brian Schottenheimer*
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How has Brian Schottenheimer been employed by more than two teams? He's one of the biggest failsons in coaching.
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Benne posted:NFL teams: "We want to find the next Sean McVay" Panthers went from incompetent to competent. Don't drag them into your nightmare fam.
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BlindSite posted:Panthers went from incompetent to competent. Don't drag them into your nightmare fam. They do this every two years though.
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Cash Monet posted:Has Pete Carroll always picked bad assistants or is this a new trend? Gus Bradley and Dan Quinn were good hires 
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BlindSite posted:Panthers went from incompetent to competent. Don't drag them into your nightmare fam. competent based on what?
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WHOOPS posted:competent based on what? 25 years ago. Norv was an awesome offensive mind when he matched wits with the defenses of Don Shula, Joe Gibbs and Chuck Noll.
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BlindSite posted:Panthers went from incompetent to competent. Don't drag them into your nightmare fam. As a Vikings fan, I too remember the excitement of hiring THE Norv Turner as OC. Hope you guys have better luck with it than we did.
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The Vikings offense didn't get better last year after Norv left, it wasn't all him.
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Norv Turner is fine, but I expect Carolina to still have the red zone issues they had this year. Cam will get more freedom though, which is a benefit.
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https://twitter.com/adamschefter/status/952543159971667969 Yikes
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Yeah, the guy who reached the AFCCG literally every year as a coordinator is going to be bad.
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GaussianCopula posted:Yeah, the guy who reached the AFCCG literally every year as a coordinator is going to be bad. I wouldn't trust Patricia to be a good coach but 
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Find me someone in the Belichick coaching tree who hasn't screwed the pooch at the pro level. There's not many.
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GaussianCopula posted:Yeah, the guy who reached the AFCCG literally every year as a coordinator is going to be bad. lol at this trolling
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GaussianCopula posted:Yeah, the guy who reached the AFCCG literally every year as a coordinator is going to be bad. You seem very confident in him. care to make it interesting?
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RapSheet saying McDaniels to Colts is likely. That leaves Shurmur to the Giants maybe.
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Lol Brian Schottenheimer. There were reports the Seahawks were going to start running a college offense. Guess they wanted an SEC offense that only scored one touchdown against Georgia tech. Eric the Mauve posted:25 years ago. Norv was an awesome offensive mind when he matched wits with the defenses of Don Shula, Joe Gibbs and Chuck Noll. So we’ve entered the early nineties. A vast improvement over the 1970s football panthers fans have been enduring.
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My perspective at this point is that while Patricia could be a trainwreck, from the information about him that I've seen he does possess many of the qualities you'd want to see in a head coach (Intelligent, capable of motivating players, tries to build schemes around his players' strengths instead of forcing round pegs into square holes). I'm also encouraged by the fact that the Lions didn't even bother to interview McDaniels, which means (hopefully) that Quinn isn't just trying to blindly steal some of Belichick's magic-he has a firm idea of what he wants the next coach of the Lions to be, and Patricia just happens to be the one to best fit that mold. In the end, if it does go through, I'm cautiously optimistic about the hire. Pats coordinators have a deservedly bad rap, but Quinn has done a pretty good job as GM of the Lions thus far and Patricia doesn't seem to have any glaring red flags. Of course I'm sure I'm going to look back and sigh at this post when the Lions go 3-13 next year, but c'est la vie.
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Honestly with Head coaches hiring I think the focus should be more on what coordinators they hire, since that's what really made Sean McVay so good this year. Matt Patricia's defenses have definitely had some weird voodoo that breaks football logic with how few points they give up compared to yardage / conversions, but... who is he likely to bring in to handle the offense?
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that the Lions are unfixable.
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The X-man cometh posted:The Vikings offense didn't get better last year after Norv left, it wasn't all him. That's a bit simplistic. You can't change the scheme halfway through the season and i think that's proven by how well Shurmur's done this year
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Kalli posted:Honestly with Head coaches hiring I think the focus should be more on what coordinators they hire, since that's what really made Sean McVay so good this year. I'd argue that the plan is to keep Jim Bob Cooter. One interesting twinkle is that Patricia has some offensive coaching experience too.
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Kalli posted:Honestly with Head coaches hiring I think the focus should be more on what coordinators they hire, since that's what really made Sean McVay so good this year. There's been rumors that he may keep on Jim Bob Cooter as OC, which honestly I'd be fine with-so long as he finds out a way to fix the goddamn running game. Edit: Adun posted:That's a bit simplistic. You can't change the scheme halfway through the season and i think that's proven by how well Shurmur's done this year Eh, there are things you CAN do-to use the aforementioned JBC as an example, when Lombardi was fired and JBC was promoted halfway through 2015, JBC basically tossed out a large chunk of the playbook that wasn't working and modified the rest to better fit the Lions' players. The result was that after starting the season 1-7 (Lombardi getting fired after Week 7), the Lions went 6-2 to finish out at 7-9. It wasn't all JBC (the competition weakened significantly after the first eight games, which probably had more to do with it than anything else), but he did to a lot to return the offense to a functional state. Acebuckeye13 fucked around with this message at 16:19 on Jan 14, 2018 |
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If McDaniels should take the Colts job 3 out of 4 AFC South teams will have either a GM or HC from the Belichick tree.
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