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I mentioned the KC coordinator Eric Bieniemy because I have followed him but did you know the two previous KC OCs went onto be NFL HCs?
Good point...but how many are as interesting/attractive as CLE?
Could always see if Hue wants to help out in that regard, although we did request Flores (not Bienemy yet, which I find interesting).Rooney Rule.
Baker hasn't been around the league long enough to know any of these guys well enough to have a meaningful opinion.
He can simply vouch for the guy that turned him into college Baker.
Of course. He had Mayfield as his QB months before the draft, Im certain of it.
he did a fantastic job as interim HC, but he’s proven himself to be a mediocre DC.
Reid calls the plays, I think sleeping with Be-Enemy is learning on the job, feels way too early to hire him as a HCBracie Smathers said:
I don't know who John Dorsey has/had his eyes on but EB is someone who I felt would get an interview. They Jets 'reportedly' have him scheduled for an interview.
Lots of teams are kicking the tires on EB.
If Arians is hired there is a great chance he would bring Bowles around as they love each other. If the Browns hire another coach, Bowles could be in New England if their DC leaves. When they met at mid-field after the Week 17 game you could see Belichick mouth "we'll call you" to Bowles.
Did you really see that?
I agree that he was a very good DC and would not want him in NE. An Arians/Bowles combo would be a great thing for Cleveland.
You're skipping over coach and free agent stuff, hoss. Per usual I'm probably on an island but I'm more than 2 months away from caring.
Well y'all have been trading down for a while, so yea, you got this. At least you won't pick a crappy QB is the mid rounds this time
Well of course there's a doubt. You just lost to a rookie QB as well. But you'll be making the playoffs quite a few times! I doubt it'll be "your division" for a decade, Harbaugh is a damn good coach, and the Ravens at the least will usually be competitive. Pitt seems to be heading for a downward spiral though, so it might be a two way battle.
Wouldn't be worth the hassle. This is one headcase WR I don't want on the team. Some I think they can work with (like OBJ), but AB is on a whole other level. Too much off-field antics, and now this major hissy fit over JuJu playing well and stealing some of the spotlight. Let AB and his mink coat fade off into the distance.
i agree. look at some of the guys that Dorsey has brought in like Nick Chubb.
I've thought the same way, and my first reaction was to "keep Williams and Kitchens no matter what - don't mess with what works!"
He was the right coach for the team the last 2+ months, but he's almost certainly not the right coach going forward. He was the stabilizing for this team needed to get things going in the right direction, which given his past feels very strange to write. He was the bridge that got us to where we are now. That's as far as he's going to take us though.
They each said in a PC that the other wasn't their "first choice", but they had to learn to work together. I read different articles online throughout the day, and visit different boards. I'd have to go back and look for the actual quotes.
He then laughs it off saying he was joking, but similar comments came from Williams as well that Freddie wouldn't have been his first choice as OC.
He noted that they are always talking, scheming and working together. The relationships that staff has built in just 2 short months is amazing to me, and one that will be hard to duplicate/re-create if Kitchens is let go.
