The more QB's going before the 23rd pick the better!!
No doubt about that.
McDaniel's backing out of the Indy job has me wondering about Luck
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No doubt about that.
It's a character flaw to me. He doesn't know his own mind or his word means cr@p (or both). Sure, the assistant coaches hired have jobs this season, but what incoming HC really wants assistants foisted upon him? They better be d@mn good or they won't last past a year, imo. This is just a shyte show, starring a selfish opportunist, Jeffy.
I'm just glad it isn't our problem. New England can keep McDipsh*t, and Irsay can keep running the Colts into the ground.
I remember when half of this board wanted that dipshit. he will never be a good head coach.
It's entirely possible they've always been on that list. Do you gamble on a broken QB who hasn't been his self for a while yet, when you are there up high in a great QB draft?
If I'm up that high in a draft like this, with good QBs up there, I am either taking a QB or trading out for a very nice return. But again it's hard to say they haven't planned on QB all along.
I agree, although my reply was more about fans & media pundits and where they are mocking QB's rather than having internal information as to where a team may or may not have started listing picks on their individual draft boards.
Report on the news here stated McD was packing up his office at Patriot place when Kraft and BB walked in, discussed salary and blueprint for Josh to take over HC duties in the near future.
So this tells me that Bellichek will be gone within 3 years.
So this tells me that Bellichek will be gone within 3 years.
Just so long as the Rams beat the crap out of the Pats in the Super Bowl before he leaves, i'll be in line waving goodbye to the prick.
McDaniels accepted the job that morning and bailed in the afternoon. Luck's shoulder didn't change over the course of a few hours. McDaniels used the offer he had to leverage for a better offer because he's an asshole. He's always been an asshole.
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LOL at this point he is a semi-bust.
He's done nothing.
Did you hear that on ESPN? Because they were "speculating" about that, which means someone made it up.
jrry are you sure about that timeline, I thought he agreed to take the job a couple of weeks ago, and they hired staff he wanted.......then he bailed out a day ago.
Even more so because men with families up and disrupted everything and moved because HE asked.
His word in the coaching community has to stink on ice.
Well, I'm not sure about the timeline in that respect. I think it's quite likely that he accepted back then, but he was still on board in the morning because they started signing his assistants and scheduling the press conference before he changed his mind in the afternoon.
I was in that half. Didn't like Shanahan, wasn't sold on young McVay. Damn am I glad I was 1,000% wrong on that one.
I said it before the Superbowl that if the Patriots won, BB would retire. Now that they lost, I think he'll give it another year and then head off into the sunset with 7 Superbowl wins.
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I doubt that it was a morning agreement and an afternoon decline.
Assistants got contracts done, which takes days, and then he backed out. Leaving them in the lurch.
He's allowed to do that, it isn't illegal, but it means he is a turd. He is allowed to be a turd.
This was a big clusterfuck.
I doubt it too, but that's how it was represented. My point is that the Colts announced him in the morning, and he backed out in the afternoon. The Colts didn't announce him because he accepted the job weeks ago and said nothing since that time. You know that they had confirmation that morning that he was going to be HC.
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I think it was all about the Patriots and not Luck. If he was worried about having a QB in place he would have accepted the Titans head Coaching position like most expected. He is close friends with the Titans GM.
I don't think sticking it to the Colts has anything to do with it. More likely, Belichick doesn't want to lose both his offensive and defensive coordinators in one off season. He also endorses McDaniels as head coaching material. After the Super bowl coupled with the divisive relationship ordeal, Bill decides he has had enough. He agrees to give it another year. Kraft, with the uncertainty of Bill also fears losing McDaniel. So they convince him to stay.
Supposedly Cousins has Minnesota on the top of his list of desired places to end up. After dealing with the Skins GM, I doubt he wants to work with Irsay. Besides, there are other QB needy teams with better rosters than Indy's.
I doubt they relocated already.
The Colts weren't allowed to officially announce it until after the Super bowl. However, it was reported weeks ago that he had chosen the Colts job over Titans job. Shortly after Tennessee announced hiring their new coach.
