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Canales is one and done, btw


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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

You do that and our next head coach is Lane Kiffin 2.0

It's David Tepper though, so... 😕

We just hired a coach no one else even interviewed. We’re there. We are late stage Al Davis raiders. 

And it sure doesn’t look like Canales was vital to the bucs success. 

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There is no way Canales is one and done. You absolutely have to give him a shot at it with a QB of his choosing. Unless Canales actually sold the FO on being able to turn around Bryce then he’s not the guy I want anyways. 

For someone that’s supposed to know their sh!t about QB’s I’d like to think Canales knows Bryce is a lost cause and that he gets his guy next year 

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1 minute ago, electro's horse said:

We just hired a coach no one else even interviewed. We’re there. We are late stage Al Davis raiders. 

And it sure doesn’t look like Canales was vital to the bucs success. 

doesnt look like it today. hell they may be better on O in 2024 than 2023

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10 minutes ago, Lemory said:

You also cant fire another coach after one year if you're Tepper because no one would ever want to coach for your team again.

It is bad how Texans fired 2 coaches in a row after a season and they are fine. We do it again and we are pretty much blacklisted. All because of Tepper. 

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I'm not sure that he was specifically brought in to fix Bryce. That was his freshest turd on a mountain of crap that he had to turn into a winning franchise sure.  But I doubt his j9b hinges solely on whether he can "fix" Bryce Young. His job will depend on what he does from here on with the team.

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Just now, electro's horse said:

We just hired a coach no one else even interviewed. We’re there. We are late stage Al Davis raiders. 

And it sure doesn’t look like Canales was vital to the bucs success. 

Davis was in my thought process also (hence the Kiffin reference).

Tepper has said that he's staying out of the decision making, but I can't imagine his ego has lessened any.

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Cannot keep doing a revolving door at HC and GM or we’ll never escape this purgatory. Have to give Canales and Morgan time to see if they can develop talent and build a roster.
 

That said, Bryce hasn’t shown any signs that he can develop to be a franchise QB. They need to address the QB position in the draft, since it appears they are barreling towards the #1 pick. 

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