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Lance of Llanwyln posted:I wouldn't be surprised to see them pull a Bucs if the offense and defense play like last year and we blunder to .500 or less. They seem to really like Roman. Greg Roman was a goddamn revelation last year. Only took Rex three or four tries, but he finally found an OC worth a poo poo. Although, one thing you have to credit Rex for is Tyrod; he brought him in and made the decision to start him. Roman was reportedly leaning towards loving Cassel.
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Chris James 2 posted:Hoping this will be the second year in a row people are surprised Chip Kelly's fired They shouldn't be, because it presupposes that Jed York learned from that whole Harbaugh thing, or indeed is capable of learning at all.
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If Mularkey doesn't at least stumble his way to 6-7 wins and show improvement and future optimism with the team then I can see Jim Rob stepping in and pulling the plug and installing his own coach. I don't think he wanted him to begin with, but was forced by the owners.
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Benne posted:Mike
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Fire Mike McCoy from a cannon into the Great Wall of China point blank This, except Pagano
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Reminder that tail-end Philly Andy Reid hired his OL coach as DC. And the Dream Team
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DOOP posted:Reminder that tail-end Philly Andy Reid hired his OL coach as DC. And the Dream Team Trigger warning that poo poo please. I like to pretend the 2011 and 2012 seasons didn't happen.
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Ross Angeles posted:This, except Mularkey and the Titans ownership.
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Ross Angeles posted:This, except Chuck Pagano
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Benne posted:Yeah, I think I was too kind to Jeff Fisher in the OP. 8 more losses and he'll break the all-time losing record. i think he'll do it before december.
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I think he'll be fired before November. Get used to this: Gregg Williams, Interim Head Coach.
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Coldforge posted:Jeff Fisher is the coaching equivalent of Blaine Gabbert, QB. He's more like Matt Cassel. Always employed despite all logic
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MrLogan posted:Can we change Del Rio's status to ice cold? tia we're not talking about his blood.
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Chris James 2 posted:He's more like Matt Cassel. Always employed despite all logic Sam "1st and a 4th, just now, that really happened!" Bradford. No player has been more overvalued for never being anything but league average or worse than Bradford.
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sean10mm posted:Sam "1st and a 4th, just now, that really happened!" Bradford. No player has been more overvalued for never being anything but league average or worse than Bradford. He's probably garbage, but he's never actually had a fair shake for a developing QB either. Jeff Fisher and Chip Kelly?  I hope he at least sits with Norv and the Vikings for a year or two. They might actually be the ones to get something positive out of him.
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Nodoze posted:It really is too bad for the Colts that they couldn't have let Pagano go and kept Arians without being assholes Yeah, that was the common secret wish at the time. As far as Pagano this year, I am of course frustrated by the same old mistakes. I can only hope with his big new contract Luck is finally comfortable enough to just tell Chuck "We're throwing the ball down field on first down."
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Glass of Milk posted:Is it too early for me to begin my yearly call for McCoy to be fired?
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NC-17 posted:For real, Bradford has had a new offensive coordinator EVERY year he's been in the NFL. This year he's had two! Bradford's OC from last year is on the Vikings staff which might help. Maybe.
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Chichevache posted:He's probably garbage, but he's never actually had a fair shake for a developing QB either. Jeff Fisher and Chip Kelly? There's few things worse than swapping out offensive coordinators year in and year out when a team is trying to groom a young QB - because that means they have to basically hit the reset button and unlearn everything to learn the new OC's scheme/philosophy. I'm not saying Bradford is some special QB, just that he was basically Alex Smith'd and that's why people have what he is nowadays. Oh, because this is the coaching thread: gently caress Mike McCoy.
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 WEEK 2 RANKINGSZERO DANGER Bill Belichick, New England Patriots Todd Bowles, New York Jets Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati Bengals Mike Tomlin, Pittsburgh Steelers John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens Bill O'Brien, Houston Texans Gary Kubiak, Denver Broncos Jack Del Rio, Oakland Raiders Andy Reid, Kansas City Chiefs Jason Garrett, Dallas Cowboys Jay Gruden, Washington Mike McCarthy, Green Bay Packers Mike Zimmer, Minnesota Vikings John Fox, Chicago Bears Ron Rivera, Carolina Panthers Pete Carroll, Seattle Seahawks Bruce Arians, Arizona Cardinals I'm tempted to bump Gruden and Garrett down to "mild," but the NFC East looks like it'll be a clusterfuck once again so who knows what will happen. Pretend there's an "unknown" category to put them in. Marvin Lewis gets a reprieve for now. The Bears look bad but I doubt Fox gets the boot after just two years, unless there's like a 2-14 meltdown or something. FIRST-YEAR GRACE PERIOD Adam Gase, Miami Dolphins Hue Jackson, Cleveland Browns Ben McAdoo, New York Giants Doug Pederson, Philadelphia Eagles Dirk Koetter, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Chip Kelly, San Francisco 49ers MILD Chuck Pagano, Indianapolis Colts -- Once again, the defense is paper-thin and without several key starters, the Colts let the Lions steal one on the road. This is shaping up as yet another year where Andrew Luck will have to win games by himself. Dan Quinn, Atlanta Falcons -- Quinn is supposed to be a defensive-minded coach, but the defense looks as lost as ever in his second year. This still looks like an average-ish, 6-8 win team, but letting a home game slip away against a divisional foe is not a promising start to the season. Jim Caldwell, Detroit Lions -- Are we sure Caldwell isn't actually dead, and being propped up Weekend At Bernie's style while Jim Bob Cooter runs the team? Either way, yay you beat the Colts. Have a cookie. MODERATE Mike Mularkey, Tennessee Titans -- "Exotic Smashmouth" produced 64 yards on 22 carries. They lost by 9 points to a team that didn't score an offensive touchdown. Harry Douglas got more snaps than Rishard Matthews. Derrick Henry was barely used. Good poo poo, Mularkey. Gus Bradley, Jacksonville Jaguars -- Under most circumstances, a close loss to the Packers is nothing to be ashamed of. But as I said last week, Bradley is running out of excuses and it's time to turn those close losses and "moral victories" into actual victories. The Jags still look like they'll be good this year, but the clock is ticking. They'll have no margin for error when they go up against divisional opponents. Mike McCoy, San Diego Chargers -- Talk about setting the wrong tone for the season. The Chargers led the Chiefs 24-3 and everything looked good, only for it to come unraveling. The offense ran out ideas when Keenan Allen went down, the defense let KC slowly chip away the lead and they lost in overtime. Now they have to pick up the pieces without their best receiver (again). Joey Bosa can't make his debut fast enough. Sean Payton, New Orleans Saints -- Drew Brees was great, but the defense gave away the game at the last minute. Same old story it's been for the past 2-3 years. SPICY HOT Rex Ryan, Buffalo Bills -- What an uninspired game this team had. Another loss where it felt like Rex and his boys were plain outcoached. The Ravens specifically game-planned to take away Tyrod Taylor's running threat, and Buffalo's offense had no answers. With Sammy Watkins' foot acting up again, things could get worse before they get better in Western NY. Jeff Fisher, Los Angeles Rams -- Congratulations Jeff, the entire city of L.A. already hates you. The contract extension was baffling enough, and now it looks like an albatross after Monday night's embarrassing effort. All of Fisher's bad habits -- outdated offensive philosophies, undisciplined players, a complete lack of interest in decent quarterback play -- came to a head on national television. I don't know if Fisher actually gets fired midseason, but the Rams have to make a change at some point if they have any hope of salvaging their colossal investment in Jared Goff. He's being set up to fail with this coaching staff.
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Vegas firing odds are already up. From Bovada:quote:Which NFL Head Coach will be fired first
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That Mike McCoy and Jeff Fisher still have jobs is baffling, but maybe there's a secret rule that you have to follow the plot of Major League whenever you want to move your team.
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Betting on Chip is pretty tempting if you have the notion that his time as head coach in SF will mirror Tomsula's
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