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New York Giants - Episode IV – The Fans Have No HopeThread title should be changed to something like: New York Giants Infinite Sadness thread
New York Giants - Episode IV – The Fans Have No HopeThread title should be changed to something like: New York Giants Infinite Sadness thread
Gettelmen: "So Joe my computer folks tell me your brother Aaron can play TE, will you bring him over from the Yankees with you right"or he saw what Aaron Judge has done for the Yankees.
He didn't need to ... Gettlemen's computer guys told him that Judge had a great OPS and WARWhen did he even interview?
You poor poor thingI’m coming around to the hire. He’s learned directly under the two greatest coaches or the era. Not sure who everyone wanted or thought was going to walk through the door and save the day? Hopefully they give him couple years. Sounds like There is a Garrett connection and this could be good hire as well for OC.
I can't call it a desperation move because all signs point to them hiring Judge over Rhule (a.k.a they probably were ready to cancel Rhule's interview sometime Monday). It's certainly an out-of-the-box move, at the very least he seems to be intense and a leader of men. Unfortunately this means Gettleman still retains all his power since McCarthy and Rhule (the coaches I wanted) would've certainly asked for a lot of pull. The again...Like @Sweet Love said none of us know much about this guy to have an informed opinion of him.
From the outside looking in this certainly looks like a desperation move made by a dysfunctional franchise.
That being said he’s the coach now and as a Giants fan (not sure why am still a fan) I hope he can overcome the dysfunction and turn things around.
Look, I get he's doing a teardown and rebuild, but 7/60+another 6 million? YIKES...Adam SchefterVerified account @AdamSchefter
Panthers are giving former Baylor HC Matt Rhule a seven-year - seven year - deal worth $60 million that with incentives could be worth up to $70 million, per league sources.
One other cost for Carolina hiring Matt Rhule: Panthers paid Baylor a $6 million buyout to hire their new head coach, per league sources.
https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1214581904315424768Ian RapoportVerified account @RapSheet
One note on the #Giants: Matt Rhule called them before signing his 6-year deal with the #Panthers and gave them the opportunity to match and lure him to get on the plane. They declined and hired Joe Judge instead.
I saw another site suggest that Jim Caldwell should be in the mix for OC as well9 potential assistant coach candidates
It's a slideshow, so I will just list them out:
OC: Jason Garrett, Jay Gruden, Norv Turner, Joe Brady,
OL coach: Bill Callahan (anyone, I mean anyone is an improvement over Hal Hunter)
DC: Wade Phillips, Rod Marinelli, Kris Richard
Special Teams: Thomas McGaughey (would be retaining him).
Mike Vrabel says hi.I would like to give Judge time to prove himself. He seems like he has potential. My concern, besides the huge concern with retaining Gettleman, is how many of Belichick's assistants went on to become successful head coaches?
I think he only played for Belichick - never coached under him.Mike Vrabel says hi.
Vrable was a player under Bill, never a coachMike Vrabel says hi.
I have no issues with this, as an offensive coordinator he was pretty good. As we saw with Pat Shurmur, sometimes you can't be a head coach and call plays at the same time. If he tabs Kitchens I can't wait for the Baker Mayfield jabs.According to ESPN's Jordan Raanan, Giants coach Joe Judge is expected to reach out to ex-Browns coach Freddie Kitchens about a position on his staff.
It's the first interest Kitchens has received since his firing last month. Kitchens fared disastrously in his one season atop the Browns' chain of command, though he's had success as both a position coach and coordinator and worked with Judge at Mississippi State years earlier. A 38-year-old making the leap from specials teams coordinator to head coach, Judge would be wise to surround himself with an experienced staff in East Rutherford.
Speaking of Classic Gettlemankittenmittens said:The Patriots' offense basically flamed out because their WR corps couldn't make the appropriate reads....
Gettleman: Let's hire the WR coach as our head coach!!! Everyone will think that's the dumbest move ever, and when it turns out to only look medium dumb I will look like a genius!!!
Classic Gettleman
LOL - such an idiot.Speaking of Classic Gettleman
Looks like the Giants have hired (or will hire) Patrick Graham as the DC. Graham was most recently the DC in Miami in 2019. He has a history with Judge in NE and some history with the NYG as well.
Graham's wiki page
That better be a courtesy interview. His work doesn't really inspire confidence there.ESPN’s Jordan Raanan reports Giants interviewed Mike Shula for their offensive-coordinating vacancy.
It’s the first we’ve heard from Shula all offseason after he spent the past two years under Pat Shurmur in the same role. Shula previously worked with GM Dave Gettleman in Carolina, so it’s no surprise coach Joe Judge and staff are considering keeping him around. It would at the very least shore up the Giants’ new coaching staff as the team recently hired ex-Dolphins DC Patrick Graham for their defensive-coordinating role.
@RVacchianoSNY: A name I've heared increasingly mentioned in connection with the Giants: Bill Callahan.Definitely explains why Miami let him go.
I'm hoping the Giants can get Bill Callahan as OL coach.
Ehhhh... I don't hate the move per se, but I don't exactly love it either. Those who remember those days know he once was an up-and-coming offensive coordinator, and like I said it's more the other facets of him being a HC ended his tenure in Dallas. However, he hasn't called plays in a long time and I'm not sure if he's analytically driven at all.Giants hired ex-Cowboys coach Jason Garrett as offensive coordinator.
One of the league's longest-tenured head coaches before his contract was not renewed by the Cowboys, 53-year-old Garrett will be working for his first new organization since 2007. "The Clapper" entered the coaching ranks as Nick Saban's WRs coach in Miami in 2005-06. Despite being an "offensive-minded" head coach, Garrett has not actually called plays since 2012. Bill Callahan, Scott Linehan and Kellen Moore had those honors Garrett's final seven years in Dallas. Garrett will not have that luxury in New York, where ex-special teams coordinator Joe Judge needs a bonafide coordinator. Garrett has no shortage of interesting young players at his disposal as he transitions back into calling the offensive shots, as Daniel Jones, Saquon Barkley, Evan Engram and Darius Slayton are all ready and waiting.
9 potential assistant coach candidates
It's a slideshow, so I will just list them out:
OC: Jason Garrett, Jay Gruden, Norv Turner, Joe Brady,
OL coach: Bill Callahan (anyone, I mean anyone is an improvement over Hal Hunter)
DC: Wade Phillips, Rod Marinelli, Kris Richard
Special Teams: Thomas McGaughey (would be retaining him).
Bill Callahan is one of the very best offensive line coaches ever.@RVacchianoSNY: A name I've heared increasingly mentioned in connection with the Giants: Bill Callahan.
He worked under Garrett in Dallas from 2012-14 as OC and OL coach. Hiring Garrett as OC and Callahan as OL coach would be quite a coup for first-year coach Joe Judge, if it's possible.
I would love if this happened. But would be happy with anyone over the current guy (Hal Hunter). I'm just hoping Tom Quinn didn't give Hal the incriminating Mara photos he must have had that kept him the Giants special teams coach for 10 years. Tell me, has anyone ever said....damn that NYG special teams are game changers? (rhetorical).Bill Callahan is one of the very best offensive line coaches ever.
Mort... you're drunk. STAPH IT. Giants have Engram, Kaden Smith (who flashed as a player coming from SF), and Rhett Ellison as a blocking TE. No room for Witten.Chris MortensenVerified account @mortreport
With no on-field coaching spot on Mike McCarthy's @dallascowboys staff, sources say Jason Witten hasn't ruled out playing in '20, and not to rule out reunion w new @Giants OC Jason Garrett. Of Witten's 16 games, his most productive game was vs. Giants.
TE coach that suits up when, not if, but when Engram starts missing games next year.https://twitter.com/mortreport/status/1218967120752652288
Mort... you're drunk. STAPH IT. Giants have Engram, Kaden Smith (who flashed as a player coming from SF), and Rhett Ellison as a blocking TE. No room for Witten.
Just to make sure he stays out of the booth?Not sure why any team would want Witten at this point, unless you want a really slow TE who should have stay retired.
Thouroughly unimpressive interview ... actually hard to listen to it was so uninspiring
Looks like Callahan is headed to ClevelandDan Graziano
@DanGrazianoESPN
Source says Giants will interview Dave DeGuglielmo for their OL coach job. Was on Patriots staff with Joe Judge 2014-15.
Jordan Raanan
@JordanRaanan
DeGuglielmo spent time with the Giants from 2004-08. Return could be on the horizon. Also likely signals Bill Callahan is headed elsewhere.
LOL Giants have two of the best "Terrible As A Head Coach But Fine As A Coordinator" coordinators in the league.Former Browns coach Freddie Kitchens is expected to be hired by the Giants.
It's unclear what his defined role will be, but it will presumably be as a positional coach under OC Jason Garrett. Kitchens and coach Joe Judge have worked together previously at Mississippi State and Kitchens' experience as an NFL head coach is likely viewed as a big plus for Judge, who is making a big leap into head coaching. Kitchens hasn't been considered for notable jobs since his Cleveland firing, so it's likely that the two parties come to an agreement soon. Judge, Garrett, and Kitchens all being on the same coaching staff is a treat for us all.
Current Giants' Assistant Coaches:The Giants also are hiring Jody Wright, Bruce Feldman of Fox Sports reports.
Wright spent last season with Kitchens in Cleveland.
Wright worked as the offensive line and assistant head coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2018. He spent much of his coaching career at the University of Alabama, serving as director of player personnel from 2015-17 and as graduate assistant/offensive analyst from 2010-12.
Judge was with the Crimson Tide from 2009-11.
Too much Cleveland and Miami trash ... I don't like thatCurrent Giants' Assistant Coaches:
Offensive coordinator — Jason Garrett
Defensive coordinator/assistant head coach — Patrick Graham
Special teams coordinator — Thomas McGaughey
Offensive line —
Running backs — Burton Burns [reported]
Tight ends —
Wide receivers — Tyke Tolbert [reported]
Quarterbacks — Jerry Schuplinski [reported]
Defensive line —
Linebackers —
Defensive backs — Jerome Henderson [reported]
Special teams assistant — Tom Quinn
Defensive assistant [role not yet known] — Bret Bielema [reported]
Offensive assistant [role not yet known] — Jody Wright [reported]
Odd... TE coach? I did hear on other forums he did a lot of work with Njoku, some with RSJ. Huhn...Fox Sports' Bruce Feldman reports the Giants are expected to hire ex-Browns coach Freddie Kitchens as their new TE coach.
This hire has been expected for roughly a week, but the specifics of the move were unclear. Kitchens will work alongside OC Jason Garrett under head coach Joe Judge, who worked with the former Browns head coach at Mississippi State. Evan Engram is certainly talented enough to take another step forward in 2020, although this is a crowded passing game with plenty of uncertainty entering next season.
Current Giants' Assistant Coaches:
Offensive coordinator — Jason Garrett
Defensive coordinator/assistant head coach — Patrick Graham
Special teams coordinator — Thomas McGaughey
Offensive line — Marc Colombo [reported, not official]
Running backs — Burton Burns [reported]
Tight ends — Freddie Kitchens [reported]
Wide receivers — Tyke Tolbert [reported]
Quarterbacks — Jerry Schuplinski [reported]
Defensive line —
Linebackers —
Defensive backs — Jerome Henderson [reported]
Special teams assistant — Tom Quinn
Defensive assistant [role not yet known] — Bret Bielema [reported]
Offensive assistant [role not yet known] — Jody Wright [reported]