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2025 NFL Coaches on the hot seat & Front Office changes (6 Viewers)
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QuizGuy66
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Never mind obviously. Maybe Anamuro remains in trouble but jobs saved by the Steelers and Texans wins for sure.
-QG
QuizGuy66
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crushedspirit
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I guess 2017 SB gets you a pass on missing the playoffs in the worst division . Keeping Wentz out there for weeks when everyone could see he was hurting the team was inexcusable.
Denver fans want more Fangio and Lock? Vic should probably go back to DC.
Did Herbert buy Lynn more time? His team's late game meltdowns were legendary this season.
How many more losing seasons can Jags fans endure with Marrone? He's overdue.
Zac Taylor has led the Bengals to actually be worse than what Lewis accomplished his last 3 years there.
Gase is just an ongoing meme. It's become too comical now.
Looks like both Eric Bieniemy and Robert Saleh will get their HC chance soon enough.
Denver fans want more Fangio and Lock? Vic should probably go back to DC.
Did Herbert buy Lynn more time? His team's late game meltdowns were legendary this season.
How many more losing seasons can Jags fans endure with Marrone? He's overdue.
Zac Taylor has led the Bengals to actually be worse than what Lewis accomplished his last 3 years there.
Gase is just an ongoing meme. It's become too comical now.
Looks like both Eric Bieniemy and Robert Saleh will get their HC chance soon enough.
cloppbeast
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Am I the only one who thinks it's outrageous Doug Pederson was on the hot seat?
Pip's Invitation
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If you desire, you can read the Eagles' thread for a chronicle of the terrible coaching the team had this year.
I understand giving him a pass for this year because of 2017, but Pederson was absolutely awful this year.
Anthony Lynn is going to be fired after today's game. Can't see he doesn't deserve it.
I'd like to see Zac Taylor fired as well, I'm just not confident he's an NFL HC.
I'm love to see Matt Nagy fired, but that seems unlikely, and the Bears will likely stay in 8-8 purgatory.
Some fits I like, though I have no inside info:
Atlanta: Don Martindale, the offense is in pretty good shape, but the defense is what needs work. Unless they blow it up, but that seems like a mistake to me, as the Falcons weren't a bad team this year, just a bad team in the 4th quarter. This is still a playoff caliber roster.
Chicago: Joe Brady, might be a year early on him, but I think he's a very bright offensive mind.
Cincinnati: Matt Eberflus, he's done a great job in Indy, and had some interviews last year.
Detroit: Robert Saleh, he's a local guy, and is a player's coach which is likely where they head after Patricia.
Houston: Josh McDaniels, I think he's still very highly thought of in the NFL. I have no evidence, but I will always maintain that he quit the Indy job, because he learned Luck wasn't going to be back. No worries about that with Watson.
Jacksonville: Brian Daboll, has done an excellent job with Josh Allen, and should be a HC somewhere. Getting Lawrence is arguably the most appealing job, outside of maybe Houston. The Meyer thing likely has legs, but maybe its as a GM and not a HC?
LA Chargers: Arthur Smith, young up and comer who deserves a lot of credit for turning Ryan Tannehill around, and creating a very effective offense.
NY Jets: Eric Bieniemy, choice of non-Lawrence QBs, and a bunch of extra picks. He's due for a HC job, probably would have got one a year ago, but for whatever reason teams like to fill jobs early, and not have patience for coordinators of Super Bowl teams.
I'd like to see Zac Taylor fired as well, I'm just not confident he's an NFL HC.
I'm love to see Matt Nagy fired, but that seems unlikely, and the Bears will likely stay in 8-8 purgatory.
Some fits I like, though I have no inside info:
Atlanta: Don Martindale, the offense is in pretty good shape, but the defense is what needs work. Unless they blow it up, but that seems like a mistake to me, as the Falcons weren't a bad team this year, just a bad team in the 4th quarter. This is still a playoff caliber roster.
Chicago: Joe Brady, might be a year early on him, but I think he's a very bright offensive mind.
Cincinnati: Matt Eberflus, he's done a great job in Indy, and had some interviews last year.
Detroit: Robert Saleh, he's a local guy, and is a player's coach which is likely where they head after Patricia.
Houston: Josh McDaniels, I think he's still very highly thought of in the NFL. I have no evidence, but I will always maintain that he quit the Indy job, because he learned Luck wasn't going to be back. No worries about that with Watson.
Jacksonville: Brian Daboll, has done an excellent job with Josh Allen, and should be a HC somewhere. Getting Lawrence is arguably the most appealing job, outside of maybe Houston. The Meyer thing likely has legs, but maybe its as a GM and not a HC?
LA Chargers: Arthur Smith, young up and comer who deserves a lot of credit for turning Ryan Tannehill around, and creating a very effective offense.
NY Jets: Eric Bieniemy, choice of non-Lawrence QBs, and a bunch of extra picks. He's due for a HC job, probably would have got one a year ago, but for whatever reason teams like to fill jobs early, and not have patience for coordinators of Super Bowl teams.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Gase should be a hot name for interviews, won't take him long to find a landing spot.
Ministry of Pain
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No hurry, whenever you get around to it.Faust said:
Tanner9919
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I don't see how the Jets can or will ever get a half-decent coach now or anytime in the near future. I mean if you're Bienemy do you REALLY want to go coach the Jets and their horrible ownership/front office? I just can't see them attracting the A-list coaches like this. Maybe a guy like a Lane Kiffin, but not Bienemy. just my thoughts.
Gettleman should be escorted out of the bldg immediately, and have him take Danny nickles with him.
Nagy is just as incompetent as Gase, Despite backing in to the playoffs, they're most likely going to fire him after the 1st round game, horrible coach, horrible hire. anyone whose schtick is to wear a golf cap with a bald head in the middle of a cold december and january, in chicago, should be taken behind the wood shed and pummeled.
Hard to justify keeping A. Lynn around.
Not sold that Josh McDaniels gets a HC job anytime soon, if ever, wouldn't doubt that he's been blacklisted by the owners. Yeah he lied to Indy a few years ago, but don't you think that if he was going to get an offer for a HC position, it would've come in by now? It's been a few years since he left Indy , and no offers have come in.
Even after last night's Philly game, and the self-proclaimed 'I fully expect to be back in 2021' stance he's taking, wouldn't be surprised to see the Eagles show Doug Peterson the door.
Gettleman should be escorted out of the bldg immediately, and have him take Danny nickles with him.
Nagy is just as incompetent as Gase, Despite backing in to the playoffs, they're most likely going to fire him after the 1st round game, horrible coach, horrible hire. anyone whose schtick is to wear a golf cap with a bald head in the middle of a cold december and january, in chicago, should be taken behind the wood shed and pummeled.
Hard to justify keeping A. Lynn around.
Not sold that Josh McDaniels gets a HC job anytime soon, if ever, wouldn't doubt that he's been blacklisted by the owners. Yeah he lied to Indy a few years ago, but don't you think that if he was going to get an offer for a HC position, it would've come in by now? It's been a few years since he left Indy , and no offers have come in.
Even after last night's Philly game, and the self-proclaimed 'I fully expect to be back in 2021' stance he's taking, wouldn't be surprised to see the Eagles show Doug Peterson the door.
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doeseatplace
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Andy Dufresne
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Now...let's see if he and Bill O'Brien are actually seen in the same room together. I'm still not convinced they're not the same guy.
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QuizGuy66
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crushedspirit
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Jags will regret it if they do. Meyer is a risk to walk away at any time, plain and simple.
QuizGuy66
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agreed they would at the very least need some protection in that kind of scenario.
-QG
crushedspirit
Footballguy
What Meyer did at Florida and OSU cannot just be ignored.
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Kiddnets
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The anti Jet bias is strange - I know they have had a bad run with Gase and Bowles but how many teams have been to 2 back to back championship games in the past 11 years. The owners are not great but the team has shown they can win with them....they simply made bad hires since Rex. That doesnt mean they cant win or attract talent. Joe Douglas is a very highly respected executive across the league who will be running the search and team....top market in the country - they have the #2 pick which could give them a big time QB....$100M in cap space and a few solid young pieces....I think its a pretty good spot for a coach.Tanner9919 said:
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