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Weezer said:
Been over this. One AFC Championship game does not erase the rest of his record. .500 record in college. .396 in the pros. Not sure where people are getting this idea he's a good choice.
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Pro records are a bit of a deceiving metric. Even great pro coaches have bad winning percentages. Doesn’t mean they’re a crappy coach, it just means that there isn’t as much parity in the NFL. It’s a lot more restrictive to amass a lot of talent. You have to factor in salary caps, the development factor for the next level is gone, and many other factors. For the majority of pro players, it’s about that next contract. That’s tied to individual performance and cap space.
 
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I4Jay said:
The only person I’d Stan for without any head coaching experience is Arthur Smith from the Titans
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He is one of the most introverted personality types you will EVER run across in sports. Good luck with that on the recruiting trail.
 
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VolGee4 said:
A bunch of coaches never made it to a title game with the same players.
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Gotta lot built up in approaching the Promised Land one season then canyon jumping into Hell the next. As a Bears fan, it was insulting that our 12 win team was projected to have a “Jaguars season”...which pretty much happened. If he had shown any bounce back ability in the follow up seasons, I’d be more open...but he didn’t.
 
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Ace said:
You know what is about to happen - this is going to drag out and we are going to end up with Chaney as interim HC. Then he will go 15-0 and retire as the all time leader in winning percentage at 16-0. Book it
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I will allow it.
 
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Here’s my question. Would y’all accept Jerrod Mayo as the new HC? Because I believe most of us basement GMs/ADs would bit*h and moan for months because he didn’t have any experience as HC, never been a coordinator, only coached for 2 years, etc... yet the Texans, an NFL franchise is/was considering it. What about Cleveland’s coach? Most poopoo’ed that too... yet look at them... complete turnaround.

I don’t trust our hiring people to see talent as well as nfl GM’s but my point is hiring a coach is almost always a risk. Maybe 3 coaches would be considered program changers and the rest would be an unknown. (Saban, Meyers and maybe Dabo but I think he’s more of an Orgeron than a Saban.)...
 
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revjayp said:
Here’s my question. Would y’all accept Jerrod Mayo as the new HC? Because I believe most of us basement GMs/ADs would bit*h and moan for months because he didn’t have any experience as HC, never been a coordinator, only coached for 2 years, etc... yet the Texans, an NFL franchise is/was considering it. What about Cleveland’s coach? Most poopoo’ed that too... yet look at them... complete turnaround.

I don’t trust our hiring people to see talent as well as nfl GM’s but my point is hiring a coach is almost always a risk. Maybe 3 coaches would be considered program changers and the rest would be an unknown. (Saban, Meyers and maybe Dabo but I think he’s more of an Orgeron than a Saban.)...
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I wouldn’t be for it.
College coaching experience is a must for me
 
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JohnnyD1024 said:
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This is such a bullish!t take, and I’m not specifically referring to Barnes either. Every player in sport, no matter the sport, has strengths and weaknesses. Who cares if their man scores 14, who’s to say if you put somebody else on that player they won’t score 14?

This team has decencies on the offensive end of the floor. Barnes has to figure out a way to get and keep Bailey on the floor, earn that 5 million.
 
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