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Dean Pees is actually a damn good coordinator. Look at the Titans D this year with damn near same players they had the 2 previous seasons. When Pees retired last season the Titans had a historically bad defense this year. Pees can get the most out of his players when he runs a defense.
But is his heart in coaching or chasing a check. Atlanta's culture is giving up big leads. Does he have the energy for the challenge ahead of him or will he be a petrino and bail during the season.
Petrino was a weak ass college coach who couldn'thandle NFL players. Pees is a proven D-coordinator thats had superbowl winning defenses. He said a few months back he wanted back in the league after taking time off. He took the atl job to help smith who's a first time headcoach like he helped vrabel.
Basically he's in Atlanta because of the homeboy hookup. If he's not here to change the defensive culture then the falcons will remain bottom of the barrel. Dan Quinn was fresh off two superbowl and he couldn't get the falcons defense in the top 10 .
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this is a very good look, and long overdue. Don't forget they also have a black woman on Rivera's coaching staff. Now lets do something about the head coach situation around the league.
Opinion: Detroit Lions new coach Dan Campbell, unlike Eric Bieniemy, has luxury of being a meathead
New Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell had a wild introductory press conference. It's unlikely a Black coach could act that way.
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I listened to his interview/press conference today. was like wtf is this dude talking about.Opinion: Detroit Lions new coach Dan Campbell, unlike Eric Bieniemy, has luxury of being a meathead
New Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell had a wild introductory press conference. It's unlikely a Black coach could act that way.amp.usatoday.com
They promoted from within. He's supposedly highly regarded. Was the safeties coach. Eddie Jackson's play did fall off the past 2 seasons, but that may be more due to how Pagano used him. Desai was a Vic Fangio disciple.
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Bears announce the promotion of Sean Desai to defensive coordinator
The Bears announced the promotion of Sean Desai from safeties coach to defensive coordinator.
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can't be mad at thatThey promoted from within. He's supposedly highly regarded. Was the safeties coach. Eddie Jackson's play did fall off the past 2 seasons, but that may be more due to how Pagano used him. Desai was a Vic Fangio disciple.
Bears announce the promotion of Sean Desai to defensive coordinator
The Bears announced the promotion of Sean Desai from safeties coach to defensive coordinator.
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wtf...
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Eagles considered interviewing Josh McCown for head coach prior to hiring Nick Sirianni
McCown is viewed as a high-upside and likely has a bright future in coaching
https://www.cbssports.com/writers/jason-la-canfora/
By Jason La Canfora
9 mins ago1 min read
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Texans back-up quarterback Josh McCown's interview for Houston's head coaching position came as a shock to many around the NFL, but they were not the only team to consider it. Sources said Philadelphia, where McCown wowed the staff and front office with his leadership, football acumen and people skills during his stint there as a quarterback, also gave very serious consideration to speaking to him as well. They view McCown as a future NFL head coach -- sooner rather than later -- and concocted a creative way to keep him on their practice squad to start 2020, despite him living in Texas and coaching high school football there, because he was such a valuable resource to the coaches and the quarterback room.
The Texans signed McCown to their active roster in midseason, with an eye toward him eventually staying with that organization in a coaching capacity after he retires from playing.
McCown was discussed as a potential interview and given consideration within the Eagles coaching search committee, sources said, but ultimately the fact he had no NFL coaching experience whatsoever led them not to formally request permission to speak to him. (Given how highly the Texans think of him, it's fair to presume that might not have been granted, regardless). The Eagles were intrigued by the prospect of a younger head coach on the offensive side of the ball and ended up hiring Colts assistant Nick Sirianni, 39, who is actually younger than McCown (41).
The Eagles were also very impressed by Patriots linebackers coach Jerod Mayo, who is just 34 and only two years into his coaching career (he retired from a distinguished playing career in 2015), but in the end, opted for a head coach with more sweeping coaching experience. The trend of players jumping from active player to head coach in a much faster period of time than has been the norm is something to watch in coming years, and it is only a matter of time before McCown is coaching an NFL team, whether it be in Houston or somewhere else.
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wtf...
Eagles considered interviewing Josh McCown for head coach prior to hiring Nick Sirianni
McCown is viewed as a high-upside and likely has a bright future in coaching
www.cbssports.com
Eagles considered interviewing Josh McCown for head coach prior to hiring Nick Sirianni
McCown is viewed as a high-upside and likely has a bright future in coaching
https://www.cbssports.com/writers/jason-la-canfora/
By Jason La Canfora
9 mins ago1 min read
Getty Images
Texans back-up quarterback Josh McCown's interview for Houston's head coaching position came as a shock to many around the NFL, but they were not the only team to consider it. Sources said Philadelphia, where McCown wowed the staff and front office with his leadership, football acumen and people skills during his stint there as a quarterback, also gave very serious consideration to speaking to him as well. They view McCown as a future NFL head coach -- sooner rather than later -- and concocted a creative way to keep him on their practice squad to start 2020, despite him living in Texas and coaching high school football there, because he was such a valuable resource to the coaches and the quarterback room.
The Texans signed McCown to their active roster in midseason, with an eye toward him eventually staying with that organization in a coaching capacity after he retires from playing.
McCown was discussed as a potential interview and given consideration within the Eagles coaching search committee, sources said, but ultimately the fact he had no NFL coaching experience whatsoever led them not to formally request permission to speak to him. (Given how highly the Texans think of him, it's fair to presume that might not have been granted, regardless). The Eagles were intrigued by the prospect of a younger head coach on the offensive side of the ball and ended up hiring Colts assistant Nick Sirianni, 39, who is actually younger than McCown (41).
The Eagles were also very impressed by Patriots linebackers coach Jerod Mayo, who is just 34 and only two years into his coaching career (he retired from a distinguished playing career in 2015), but in the end, opted for a head coach with more sweeping coaching experience. The trend of players jumping from active player to head coach in a much faster period of time than has been the norm is something to watch in coming years, and it is only a matter of time before McCown is coaching an NFL team, whether it be in Houston or somewhere else.
Texans interview QB McCown, Caldwell for HC job
The Texans interviewed QB Josh McCown and Jim Caldwell for their head coach opening, the team announced Friday.
Lol
Owners backed Trump
Why surprised?
Owners backed Trump
Why surprised?
cuz...
its just when you think they couldn't sink no lower
they at LEAST wouldn't be so f*cking BLATANT
they gotta go and do THIS?
I was just coming to see if you still got that box of orange tic-tacs ?
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