Black Monday- Coaching turnover time
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Vegas is a total shit show and will take a few years to win. Plus I don’t think he wants to be in the same division as his brother. I have no information regarding that, just a feeling.
I could see Harbaugh with the Giants, but then again, with a young QB, they may want to go offense. Of course Daoble (sp?) didn't work out so who knows?
SteezyEndo
The Immaculate Exception
Mark Davis needs to make the call
LV needs to really become competitive like quick or else. Can’t be a shit team in the gambling mecca, that itself is criminal. Whoever they get needs to really uphold the Commitment to Excellence motto and turn that shitshow around.
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I saw that the Rams will play in Vegas next season. I'm planning to be there. I hope the Raiders are still a shit show, or maybe they're really improved but the Rams make them a shit show anyway?
Agreed. Can you imagine rolling into that division as a new head coach? Talk about trial by fire.
There simply aren't many coordinators on this year's "hot coaches list" who I would expect to project to be able to go in to Vegas and have a snowball's chance in hell of competing. I mean even McVay when we hired him, we didn't know for sure he'd be this dude. We hoped.
The two Western divisions are fucking brutal man. Cards are in the same boat.
Arizona has more draft capital and is in better position to do a QB reset. The immediate competitive advantage however, goes to Atlanta with their talent and being in the South while Arizona is in the strongest division and is maybe not as talented.
Makes sense to me.
The "regular season superstar" is probably the main reason Harbaugh lasted as long as he did in Baltimore.
He inherited a team with Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Terrell Suggs and the like and had huge success. When those guys got old and/or left the Ravens were no longer contenders and there were rumors that he was on his way out at that time. Then along came Jackson and they were contenders again.
Good coach, but without being known as a great offensive or defensive mind (was mainly a special teams prior) you just have to keep the FAR harder to find franchise QB.
My point is that USC should not have been penalized as bad as they were but Carroll saw that USC was going to be screwed and decided it was best to move on. If USC would have only been penalized a little bit, I bet Carroll would have stayed. But then again - I am just guessing here.
But I do agree that Coaches should be penalized as well in some way but I can't see the NCAA being legally allowed to penalize a coach other than suspending him from college football. And the only thing a school can do is fire them.
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Almost every defensive rookie of the year since Aaron Donald has been released or traded!!!!
2014 Aaron Donald DT St. Louis Rams
2015 Marcus Peters CB Kansas CIty Chiefs
2016 Joey Bosa DE San Diego Chargers
2017 Marshon Lattimore CB New Orleans Saints
2018 Darius Leonard LB Indianapolis Colts
2019 Nick Bosa DE San Francisco 49ers
2020 Chase Young DE Washington Football Team
2021 Micah Parsons LB Dallas Cowboys
2022 Sauce Gardner CB New York Jets
2023 Will Anderson DE Houston Texans
2024 Jared Verse LB Los Angeles Rams
2014 Aaron Donald DT St. Louis Rams
2015 Marcus Peters CB Kansas CIty Chiefs
2016 Joey Bosa DE San Diego Chargers
2017 Marshon Lattimore CB New Orleans Saints
2018 Darius Leonard LB Indianapolis Colts
2019 Nick Bosa DE San Francisco 49ers
2020 Chase Young DE Washington Football Team
2021 Micah Parsons LB Dallas Cowboys
2022 Sauce Gardner CB New York Jets
2023 Will Anderson DE Houston Texans
2024 Jared Verse LB Los Angeles Rams
I'm skeptical. Is is really far harder to find a franchise QB than a GREAT coach?
How many great coaches are even in the league? I don't know the answers, but I'm not sure of it being far harder.
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That sure seems like it would have been the wise direction. But what do we know? Eh?
If you cut-out Kevin O'Connell, it kind of looks like a Wanted Poster.
Maybe even something out of the show "To Catch a Predator".
Winning in this league is tough. Also say what you want about coaches being idiots when this play or that play doesn't work to a fan's satisfaction, but there's no doubt that at the coaching level accountability happens. I don't think the same is true for GMs, who utilize their positions to hobnob with the owners, but in the end they only hurt themselves as their promotional paths are slower and more difficult as a result.
And don't get me going on owners.
