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KJ
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C'mon man, CFB you pick your players. NFL, players pick you. Hope this is dripping with sarcasm twink.
I think Fields needs to go to NY
He would look good in Green
Even his last name reminds one of green
Well why do you think so many great college coaches fail in the NFL? Genuinely asking
Brewers888
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Gimmicky offenses don't work well in the NFL. Just using Urban as an example the most successful NFL QB that he ever coached was Alex Smith.
twinkie13
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Because they are dealing with paid athletes and it’s a different technique and situation
detroit187
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Lions have their GM, Rams happy AF they get two third round comp picks.
Know nothing about Holmes, guessing better than Millen and Quinn.
Marvin Lewis still in play as HC lol
Know nothing about Holmes, guessing better than Millen and Quinn.
Marvin Lewis still in play as HC lol
detroit187
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Fontenot and Brady seem like a package that’s basically done to ATL. Just have to wait until Saints out.
detroit187
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The only time I’ve ever liked the guy
detroit187
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Lions in bidding war with Jets lol
KJ
Bump. Set. Shuma!
Have a feeling college coaches think recruiting their own athletes and job security is much less stress than managing egos of athletes under contract.
KJ
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There's no offseason in the NFL though either, it's why we get shows 365/year on NFL and instead of booster politics, it's owner/GM politics, managing salary cap, etc. If NFL were easier, you wouldn't see such turnover from top to bottom (well, figuratively speaking sans a couple poorly runs orgs) every year which really isn't the case in college. Coaches can sell programs, history, recent success to recruits in college. In the pros they can't really sell that unless your name is Jack Elway or Archie Manning.
twinkie13
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That’s why I said this part. It’s 30 teams.
It’s easier to be Gary Patterson or Kirk Ferentz, I agree.
there are also Marv Lewis and Jeff Fishers though
GM/Front office take a lot of the burden off that part of coaching in many organizations
detroit187
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detroit187
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Hope Holmes is as good at picking coaches as he is supposedly at evaluating talent.
Brewers888
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Todd Bowles would be a heck of a start.
Brewers888
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Until it’s official my guess is Urban walks away.
Brewers888
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So what is a worse job Lions or Jets?
I heard Charlie too
Scalley is a new rumor to me. Wow.
Mattison either going with him or retiring as well
Two Utes
Manual Toothbrushes FTW
Definitely possible brewers.
Yes, as safeties coach. Scalley took a big pay cut and had head coach in waiting removed due to textgate last year. He's be earning approximately the same money.
I heard Chris Ash as a possibility for Urban’s DC
Brewers888
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If I were a Jags fan I would hope Urban walks. The proposed staff is awful and he won’t last 2 years.
Brewers888
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It’s pretty debatable.
guaranteeed
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Congrats @brewers888
detroit187
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No doubt
Lions need to stop falling in love with defensive coach backgrounds. Seriously.
The one offensive minded coach they had in last 3-4 coaches did just fine. I'd rather have Bevell or Campbell than Lewis or Bowles.
If it has to be a DC the Rams guy is pretty astute and young at least and would bring Rams offense concepts with him. Rams and New Orleans are two organizations you want to emulate as far as modern nfl. They both have been long term winning analytical teams and know what they are doing.
I think Holmes knows wtf he's doing though as far as drafting at least.
The one offensive minded coach they had in last 3-4 coaches did just fine. I'd rather have Bevell or Campbell than Lewis or Bowles.
If it has to be a DC the Rams guy is pretty astute and young at least and would bring Rams offense concepts with him. Rams and New Orleans are two organizations you want to emulate as far as modern nfl. They both have been long term winning analytical teams and know what they are doing.
I think Holmes knows wtf he's doing though as far as drafting at least.
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number2
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is it a coincidence that Urban can draft a buckeye at #1?
I think he took the job just to draft Fields. He lost the CFB championship, gotta give Fields a consolation prize.....
is it a coincidence that Urban can draft a buckeye at #1?
I think he took the job just to draft Fields. He lost the CFB championship, gotta give Fields a consolation prize.....
@VirginiaCavs
is it a coincidence that Urban can draft a buckeye at #1?
I think he took the job just to draft Fields. He lost the CFB championship, gotta give Fields a consolation prize.....
Brewers, it‘s enough that you make the same joke 10 times on your own account. Now you have to use your alternate account to say the same thing?
number2
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Wait.......Jacksonville doesn’t need to draft Fields......they can get Haskins........Meyer to the rescue..........
Oh, no, JT Barrett is still alive somewhere. They're going to get Barrett, for sure. Hey, Meyer was also a Florida guy. Maybe he takes Tebow instead?? Which do you find more likely??? I can't wait to hear your expert take on this.
Brewers888
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Obviously I do not like the Saleh hire but there is one positive I can take from it and that is there is no way they are drafting Fields to run a WCO. Zach Wilson is perfect for this style of offense but I think they will stick with Darnold and waste another season.
Brewers888
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Staley supposedly doesn't want to leave unless its a great situation which obviously Detroit isn't. Todd Bowles sounds like a Lions kind of hire.
number2
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Don’t we need WR for west coast offense? Will the Heisman fit the system?
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