Hue interview with mkc
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If he wants a job where he can fail at HISTORIC proportions. He should go work at the post office
Please- I at least want my mail delivered...
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Hue got the shaft here. Embarassing what they did to this good man.
Good man maybe but there are lots of good men out there he is/was the head coach of an NFL team big expectations and a big salary to go along with it. You either produce or you are expendable......that's it.
Hue did not, an abysmal record, some very questionable calls and decisions in 2017 even with a real green rookie quarterback Hue might have cost the team wins. In 2018 with a better product on the field he didn't fare much better 2-5-1he used up his time here, adios.
On his actual salary I'm generally good at rooting there things out but his was hard to find, actual contract, buyouts, etc. I'm not sure but I'm sure you won't see Hue in any food lines this Thanksgiving, he had a good job.
.......After his time at USC, Hue Jackson turned professional with his first NFL job. He was brought on as the Washington Redskins running backs coach from 2001 to 2002. His exceptional work with players like Stephen Davis saw him promoted to offensive coordinator in 2003.
He continued to build his profile and reputation as a coaching staff when he joined the Cincinnati Bengals in 2004 as a wide receivers coach. His appointment immediately reflected in the fierce partnership of Chad Johnson and T. J. Houshmandzadeh. His work with these two contributed immensely to the team’s AFC North title win and their first playoff spot in 15 years.
At the end of the 2006 season, he moved on to the Atlanta Falcons and stayed there for the 2007 season before leaving for the Baltimore Ravens ahead of the 2008 season. In his two seasons there, he served as quarterbacks coach and was instrumental in Joe Flacco’s incredible rookie playoff record...... He did alright in the NFL.......
Hue Jackson’s SalaryIt is expected that coaches in the NFL make some big bank. In the case of Hue Jackson who is a little lower on the ladder, reports suggest he makes in excess of $3 million per year. Also, his total net worth is evaluated at $5 million. -
Hue is and will forever be a horrible head coach....
But he's a likeable guy and I feel for him. Losing family members is hard, and he never had the leading mentality for the job to begin with. This must've crushed his ego, along with losing nearly every game. His name will go down forever as one of the worst coaches in NFL history now, and I feel bad for him about that.
That being said, I hope he bounces back because I like as a person, just not as a coach. I hope he can take it and finds a way to be happy, and goes back to a QB coach or offensive coordinator job. He'd definitely be a cool guy to work with, but a horrible guy to work for I think.
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If he didn’t see this coming, He’s dumber then he looks
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If he wants a job where he can fail at HISTORIC proportions. He should go work at the post office
Or he can try being President Of The United States .......
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Hue got the shaft here. Embarassing what they did to this good man.
Dumbest post I've ever seen on this forum.
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The one thing that surprised me more than anything about this interview is that Mary Kay did not once mention Jimmy Garoppolo
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Hue will be throwing more people under the bus at 11am today on ESPN's First Take .....
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He is just the worst.
Most fired coaches let out a statement or something, Hue’s going on a tour of TV and radio stations !
And of course he’s blaming everyone but himself.
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Rap was almost laughing at times there!
Kay Adams is a beaut
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Hue got the shaft here. Embarassing what they did to this good man.
Hue is the worst gameday coach I have ever seen with the exception of one middleschool coach I once saw that my son was coaching against. Never understood the clock, never understood use of TOs and could not run a redzone offense if his job depended upon it..................................oh wait..........................it did.........................so now he is thankfully gone and gets in the record books as one of the worst ever on any level.
Embarrassing is the correct word, just misapplied.
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It's hard to know what's true when it comes to how the previous drafts played out, but can you IMAGINE how angry you'd be if you were screaming to draft Carson Wentz and your GM traded down and took Corey Coleman? So you don't get him the franchise QB, you instead get him a bungling assclown with glass hands.
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Imagine the earth moving beneath your feet watching RG3 the same off season...
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I wanted Wentz and Watson. Those guys were pretty clear cut, especially Watson, who took out Bama in the Championship. That was a hell of a game.
Oh well, now we have Ward and Baker instead of Watson.
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Hue got the shaft here. Embarassing what they did to this good man.
To be fair, Sashi gave him a JV team to work with for two seasons- BUT. As an NFL coach you should be able to win more than one game in two years. At least win a couple more by accident. Who can forget him calling a time out on the first play? Those are scripted, no excuse.
His mismanagement and selections of quarterbacks was an epic FAIL of historical proportions. Earth movin' RG III, trust me on Kessler, keep trotting Kizer out there when it was obvious he wasn't ready, and totally sucked. Not giving your QBOTF Baker any first team reps in the preseason, like no chance Taylor was going to get hurt.
Add in terrible clock management and play calling (remember that goal line run with seconds left in the half and no time outs?) That's how you go 1-31 and set yourself up to get fired.
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Hue got the shaft here. Embarassing what they did to this good man.
Hue is the worst gameday coach I have ever seen with the exception of one middleschool coach I once saw that my son was coaching against. Never understood the clock, never understood use of TOs and could not run a redzone offense if his job depended upon it..................................oh wait..........................it did.........................so now he is thankfully gone and gets in the record books as one of the worst ever on any level.
Embarrassing is the correct word, just misapplied.
Hue is the worst gameday coach I have ever seen with the exception of one middleschool coach I once saw that my son was coaching against. Never understood the clock, never understood use of TOs and could not run a redzone offense if his job depended upon it..................................oh wait..........................it did.........................so now he is thankfully gone and gets in the record books as one of the worst ever on any level.
Embarrassing is the correct word, just misapplied.
Happens a lot people do a good job and get promoted up until they can't and then drop back, the "Peter principle".
The Peter principle is a concept in management developed by Laurence J. Peter, which observes that people in a hierarchy tend to rise to their "level of incompetence". In other words, an employee is promoted based on their success in previous jobs until they reach a level at which they are no longer competent, as skills in one job do not necessarily translate to another. The concept was elucidated in the 1969 book The Peter Principle by Peter and Raymond Hull......
I remember it well came out in 1969, required reading in college back then, it is quite often true.
Don't worry about Hue he can easily find an OC or other job like a booth or studio guy.
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