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News on Joe Brady

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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TheCasillas Grand Master

TheCasillas

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11 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

If anyone deserves to be called names it is whatever idiot in the Panthers org who drafted a contract without 

a. A non compete within the nfc south 

b. Term limits 

the guy is a waste of time for a  team that desperately needs stability 

You are not allowed to do that in the NFL. The laws vary by state so they can't enforce it since the NFL is not a single location entity.

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OldhamA Grand Master

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14 minutes ago, vorbis said:

if Joe Brady gets a job this cycle but Eric Bieniemy doesn't, that will be quite a thing indeed

I honestly don't see the appeal of Bieniemy either.

50 year old with 2 years (I think this is his 3rd year?) of NFL OC experience?

Hardly a glowing resume. 

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3 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

I honestly don't see the appeal of Bieniemy either.

50 year old with 2 years (I think this is his 3rd year?) of NFL OC experience?

Hardly a glowing resume. 

He's been coaching for twenty years and has served as an assistant HC in the NFL and is praised by Reid who has a prominent coaching tree.

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3 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I refuse to even have that crap on my phone.  Everyone would be smart to stay off that abomination.

Like every piece of tech, it depends how you use it.

I have a Journalism degree - I was taught to use Twitter as a news gathering source. It's absolutely invaluable for that. It's the only way I interact with the platform. 

 

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Brady is at least 1 year away from a HC job IMO. He's got to improve significatntly on 2020 to even get considered and more importantly, to kind of pick the job he wants. It's like, do you really think Zac Taylor wanted the Bengals? It was just a chance at any HC job. The better Brady does as an OC for us over 2 or even 3 years will make him better but also give him more control to go to the opening he wants. 

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