Carolina Panthers ask permission to interview Chiefs offensive coordinator

[thefuzz]

Bring in as many as possible and choose the best.  Have no problem with lots of interviews.

That said, I'm not interested in McD or McC at all.

[therealmjl]

did anyone say Rooney Rule yet?

if not, Rooney Rule.

[Mr. Scot]

4 minutes ago, mjligon said:

did anyone say Rooney Rule yet?

if not, Rooney Rule.

Fewell would satisfy that.

[therealmjl]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Fewell would satisfy that.

is he even being interviewed? or was the fact that we threw him into the fire this past offseason count towards it?

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, mjligon said:

is he even being interviewed? or was the fact that we threw him into the fire this past offseason count towards it?

He confirmed that they were going to interview him. 

Josh Klein said that was more of a courtesy to Fewell because he was such a nice guy than it was about the Rooney Rule, but it does technically satisfy the rule.

[BigSyke]

1 hour ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

Who's talking about Beliechiks coaching tree here? lol

 

No one. Im just saying a guy that is a product of Reid's system might not be that bad since you think Reid is responsible for all the success.

[Mr. Scot]

The Andy Reid coaching tree includes Doug Pederson (Super Bowl champion)  Matt Nagy (mostly a bust so far) and Ron Rivera (write your own line here).

[GoobyPls]

Not sold on him.

[aGDevil2k]

2 hours ago, (ATL'ien)CamNewton said:

 

Why do you think no President of the United States has ever been below 6' .. cause men don't respect short little fugs

Do you even bother to look things up before typing stupid stuff?  

22 US presidents have been under 6'0.  That's almost half.   And Madison was 5'4"

[Gesualdo]

4 minutes ago, aGDevil2k said:

Do you even bother to look things up before typing stupid stuff?  

22 US presidents have been under 6'0.  That's almost half.   And Madison was 5'4"

yes, but most great NFL coaches have been very tall. belichick for example is 6'6", and IIRC vince lombardi was around seven feet flat

regardless of the next coach's height, i hope that tepper is smart enough to contractually require that he wear platform shoes at all times except in bed. regardless of the coach's "base" height, those extra few inches will translate to extra respect... and extra wins. it's a level of commitment that Rivera was lacking IMO.

[Gesualdo]

2 minutes ago, Gesualdo said:

yes, but most great NFL coaches have been very tall. belichick for example is 6'6", and IIRC vince lombardi was around seven feet flat

regardless of the next coach's height, i hope that tepper is smart enough to contractually require that he wear platform shoes at all times except in bed. regardless of the coach's "base" height, those extra few inches will translate to extra respect... and extra wins. it's a level of commitment that Rivera was lacking IMO.

actually, lombardi looks closer to 7'2" in this pic... although he might be wearing his platforms. regardless, all of these interviews we're doing should start off with a formal measuring session if tep is as smart as they say he is

[Mother Grabber]

5 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

You should start a thread about it. 

i’m getting ads for period cups on here. i think there’s a legitimate reason 

[MHS831]

2 hours ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

Coach Rivera was also known as a well respected former player as well.. 

And to almost everyone he is a well respected coach.  How many years was he here?  Coach of the year twice---a Super Bowl appearance.  I really don't know which side your point is on--are you sincere or being sarcastic?  And if you find one example where something is true or it defies a statement through comparison, is that a good argument to make---"Well, one time there was this other guy..."

[Ivan The Awesome]

1 minute ago, MHS831 said:

And to almost everyone he is a well respected coach.  How many years was he here?  Coach of the year twice---a Super Bowl appearance.  I really don't know which side your point is on--are you sincere or being sarcastic?  And if you find one example where something is true or it defies a statement through comparison, is that a good argument to make---"Well, one time there was this other guy..."

I'm on the side that I don't want a players coach anymore. I'm on the side that does not want mediocrity and merenating in it for 9 freaking years because the coach was "a nice guy". To hell with that. Get an asshole in here that will get poo done and win a SB. That's what side I'm on. Is that clear enough for you or do I need to digress a bit more?