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I am seeing Vrabel, Johnson, and Saleh as the 3 hottest candidates. Many see Johnson as the most coveted--but I disagree. Johnson is a technical guy--a creative offensive mind who has not been a head coach yet. I think Vrabel or Saleh are better choices because they are more about culture and seem to have the respect of players. I also think Vrabel might be making a mistake going to New England, I think he is the best leader of men--followed by Saleh. Dan Campbell is not a football genius, but he knows how to motivate. He gets family and the power of the locker room. Having said that, Johnson needs to go to a job with a solid culture--not one that is in disarray. After the presser in Jax with the owner who threatened to fire his GM while sitting beside him on national TV--that is not the job for him. I also think Brady needs a more solid environment, but I am not sure he is head coach material. -
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Legette body catching is really worrisome to me. Never uses hands, I think that one catch this week was the only one I remember. Coker is amazing. Could replace Thielen long term. All for a late round rookie RB, CUT SANDERS. JT Sanders on the other hand has me very excited. We need defense but a true #1 would do wonders for Bryce and XL won't be that guy as soon as next year if at all. Tee, Tet, GW, one of those would be exciting. So happy for Bryce. -
The plan this year was to find out if Bryce was our guy, establish a culture, and build the identity of this team. I'd say we accomplished our goal. Now of course Bryce didn't start off the season as we hoped but I respect the leadership of this team to not panic and to stay the course.
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