Pros and Cons on head coach candidates
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I'm not sure how much I like DePodesta. After his (and The Committee's) first draft he boasted how they drafted 'productive' college players. And my question at the time was, "But does their 'college' game translate to the pros well?" And as I recall, not too many worked out well.
I'm not sure how much I like DePodesta. After his (and The Committee's) first draft he boasted how they drafted 'productive' college players. And my question at the time was, "But does their 'college' game translate to the pros well?" And as I recall, not too many worked out well.
I know how much I like him. About as much as I would like stepping on punji sticks.
WSS
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I am seeing Stefanski and Kubiak being mentioned a lot on Twitter .....
Sorry... I was Jimmy the 11th caller that called NFL Radio yesterday.. Wanted Ed McCaffery's feedback on Gary Kubiak that I think could get Baker on track & Kub would know how to use Hunt & Chubb..
1) Mike Zimmer's contract may expire after 2020 season. Re-signed 1 year
2) McCaffery (who played with Gary) said he knows nothing concerning about Gary's health risk. But Gary really enjoys being with his son, now coaching on Vikes OL staff also
3) Led me to:: Zimmer covered his back, thinking Stefanski should have landed a job this season
4) Imho..Gary ain't leaving...Bye Pantski
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I'm not sure how much I like DePodesta. After his (and The Committee's) first draft he boasted how they drafted 'productive' college players. And my question at the time was, "But does their 'college' game translate to the pros well?" And as I recall, not too many worked out well.
I'm not sure how much I like DePodesta. After his (and The Committee's) first draft he boasted how they drafted 'productive' college players. And my question at the time was, "But does their 'college' game translate to the pros well?" And as I recall, not too many worked out well.
as i just mentioned in a different thread how can he have so much input on the team being that he does not reside in Cleveland
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I'm not sure how much I like DePodesta. After his (and The Committee's) first draft he boasted how they drafted 'productive' college players. And my question at the time was, "But does their 'college' game translate to the pros well?" And as I recall, not too many worked out well.
as i just mentioned in a different thread how can he have so much input on the team being that he does not reside in Cleveland
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Mike McCarthy, former Packers head coach: McCarthy may have had a rocky relationship with Aaron Rodgers, but he's still respected by many in the league.
Pro: Won a Super Bowl.
Con: Completely lost control of the Packers.
When you have Rodgers for 10 years, shouldn't you win more than one SB?
Robert Saleh, defensive coordinator, 49ers: If Saleh wants a head coaching job now, one general manager told me, he could have his pick. He's viewed by the league as smart and good in the locker room.
Pro: Gets the most out of players.
Con: It's unknown how he'd handle the offensive side of the ball.
That's really reaching for a "Con". If he's smart, then you just ask him and he'll have the answer... and it likely will be something akin to the 49ers ground pounding O.
When you have Rodgers for 10 years, shouldn't you win more than one SB?
That's really reaching for a "Con". If he's smart, then you just ask him and he'll have the answer... and it likely will be something akin to the 49ers ground pounding O.
Drew Brees has been with Sean Payton 14 years and only have 1 SB
I would think that Payton would be at the top of most peoples list, if he was available
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I'm not sure how much I like DePodesta. After his (and The Committee's) first draft he boasted how they drafted 'productive' college players. And my question at the time was, "But does their 'college' game translate to the pros well?" And as I recall, not too many worked out well.
A million draft picks, virtually nothing to show for it.
A million draft picks, virtually nothing to show for it.
Virtually?
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If you could get Kubiak to take the stress of HC again, he'd be ideal. He was Elway's coach on the bench when they played together and eventually a Superbowl winning HC. He has designed and run many an innovative offense for various pro teams. And he's smart enough and well respected enough to find a very good D coordinator.
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A million draft picks, virtually nothing to show for it.
Virtually?
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True... but I know that Dutch was not thinking back that far... not even close to that far.
True but they did their part in keeping the BROWNS drafts.... exciting?
And remember,. The 2021 NFL Draft will be the 86th annual meeting of National Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligible players. The draft is expected to be held in late April 2021, based on prior draft dates. It will be held in Cleveland, Ohio.
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A million draft picks, virtually nothing to show for it.
Virtually?
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Not endorsing McCarthy. Pro: He coached the same team for 13 seasons.
the life of an NFL coach if they are lucky ends in retirement but most likely ends in being fired. -
I have no idea what you and mjp are talking about...
I was referring specifically to the 2016 Browns draft.
We were just expanding on your thoughts.
A million draft picks, virtually nothing to show for it.
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I changed my mind a bit -
https://www.vikings.com/team/coaches-roster/kevin-stefanski
for head coach, no doubt about it.
But Kris Richard for DC.
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Pick the worst guy...historically that is who we will sign
I changed my mind a bit -
https://www.vikings.com/team/coaches-roster/kevin-stefanski
for head coach, no doubt about it.
But Kris Richard for DC.
It seems you and Cal maybe thinking a lot alike.
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I changed my mind a bit -
https://www.vikings.com/team/coaches-roster/kevin-stefanski
for head coach, no doubt about it.
But Kris Richard for DC.
I changed my mind a bit -
https://www.vikings.com/team/coaches-roster/kevin-stefanski
for head coach, no doubt about it.
But Kris Richard for DC.
Word on the street is Jerrah Jones loves him some Mike McCarthy, and has decided to keep him in Big D an additional day.
I also agree on hiring Stefanski, Baker Mayfield is more productive running 12 personnel and Stefanski runs it 45% of the time.
IIRC, only Philly runs 12 personnel more than any other team in the league.
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I changed my mind a bit -
https://www.vikings.com/team/coaches-roster/kevin-stefanski
for head coach, no doubt about it.
But Kris Richard for DC.
Word on the street is Jerrah Jones loves him some Mike McCarthy, and has decided to keep him in Big D an additional day.
I also agree on hiring Stefanski, Baker Mayfield is more productive running 12 personnel and Stefanski runs it 45% of the time.
IIRC, only Philly runs 12 personnel more than any other team in the league.
Word on the street is Jerrah Jones loves him some Mike McCarthy, and has decided to keep him in Big D an additional day.
I also agree on hiring Stefanski, Baker Mayfield is more productive running 12 personnel and Stefanski runs it 45% of the time.
IIRC, only Philly runs 12 personnel more than any other team in the league.
Plus, if it true that DePodesta is running this hiring process and that he was "blown away" by Stefanski last year during the HC search, it really points to Stefanski being the next Browns head coach, but...….
I still contend that McDaniels is the Haslams white whale. He's the one that they keep wanting, going all the way back to the Haslam's first HC search.
So will DePodesta's choice FOR THE THIRD TIME be bypassed?
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