Coaching interview updates

[therealmjl]

29 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I think he's doing it now just to piss people off.

Holcombe’s cousin is fired up over this

[Mr. Scot]

Status update from Person...

Nothing official can happen until they get that second Rooney Rule interview in.

[hepcat]

1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

His style of coaching isn't in vogue right now.

Looking at the interview requests around the league, it's not hard to figure what style is.

Given all the rule changes that make playing QB much easier, it's not hard to understand why either.

[trueblade]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Status update from Person...

Nothing official can happen until they get that second Rooney Rule interview in.

Virtually? Steichen I kind of understand as he probably wants to spend time in Philly getting ready for their divisional game, but Johnson's season is over. Why not fly him in? Expediency, or maybe waiting for the second round of interviews?

[UNCrules2187]

3 minutes ago, trueblade said:

Virtually? Steichen I kind of understand as he probably wants to spend time in Philly getting ready for their divisional game, but Johnson's season is over. Why not fly him in? Expediency, or maybe waiting for the second round of interviews?

In-person interviews with outside candidates that are currently employed by NFL teams cannot be conducted until Tuesday, 1/17 per league rules.

 

Edited January 10, 2023 by UNCrules2187

[trueblade]

1 minute ago, UNCrules2187 said:

In-person interviews with outside candidates that are currently employed by NFL teams cannot be conducted until Tuesday, 1/17 per league rules.

 

[Tarheel119]

1 hour ago, Thompcat said:

You know Wilks wants the job and he is going into his interview equipped to sell Tepper and the others on his plan. What if and all is a big if, he has Reich as OC, Caldwell would come in as a consultant primarily for offense/ Qb, and have a committed Flores as DC. That would be a good staff.

I am not saying any of that could happen but he is going to have to have a great vision and plan to have a chance. I just don't think he has a chance because of the fact that Tepper wants and sees it needs to be a offense minded head coach 

That would be a good staff, I’m just not sure it’s realistic. I can see Flores being brought in when Al and Wilkes are so close. But in theory, yes, sign me up.

[Actionman0z]

4 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

Honest answer, time. Life is pretty crazy right now and yet I use the huddle as a crutch and escape. I must be a masochist. 

Sorry man. I hope it gets better for you 

[Kentucky Panther]

Steichen or Johnson. YES. 

[TheSpecialJuan]

SCOTT TURNERC, WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

 

Commanders fired OC Scott Turner.

Turner's offense finished 28th in offensive DVOA in 2022. He again was weighted down with a bad quarterback in Carson Wentz, one that forced the Commanders to turn to Taylor Heinicke yet again. Turner's offensive philosophy is not a bad one and he finally had enough wideouts to stress the defense this past season. He could resurface elsewhere in the NFL as an OC soon enough, but someone had to fall on the sword for this offense after three years without an empirical breakthrough. 

[Martin]

2 hours ago, Thompcat said:

You know Wilks wants the job and he is going into his interview equipped to sell Tepper and the others on his plan. What if and all is a big if, he has Reich as OC, Caldwell would come in as a consultant primarily for offense/ Qb, and have a committed Flores as DC. That would be a good staff.

I am not saying any of that could happen but he is going to have to have a great vision and plan to have a chance. I just don't think he has a chance because of the fact that Tepper wants and sees it needs to be a offense minded head coach 

That would be a very strong plan, I’d be all in tbh.

[Evil Hurney]

1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

Nothing official can happen until they get that second Rooney Rule interview in.

Curious who that is going to be. I thought it might be Demarco, but he might not be available until next month and seems like a redundant candidate to Wilks.

Can't see Bieniemy sitting back down with Tepper after he got passed over last time.

What's Pep Hamilton up to these days?

[Mr. Scot]

44 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

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SCOTT TURNERC, WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

 

Commanders fired OC Scott Turner.

Turner's offense finished 28th in offensive DVOA in 2022. He again was weighted down with a bad quarterback in Carson Wentz, one that forced the Commanders to turn to Taylor Heinicke yet again. Turner's offensive philosophy is not a bad one and he finally had enough wideouts to stress the defense this past season. He could resurface elsewhere in the NFL as an OC soon enough, but someone had to fall on the sword for this offense after three years without an empirical breakthrough. 

There's a name with a strong Steve Wilks connection...

[RJK]

Lol at the idea wilks is building this team as the hard nosed team the panthers used to be….u mean back when they finished .500 or below every other season? What a legacy to celebrate and try to emulate

Edited January 10, 2023 by RJK