McVincebots are everywhere! They become self-aware in 2020
MichiganPacker2 posted:
"Permanent Replacement"? In the NFL?
Nothing is permanent. Not a teams office furniture, playing field, and certainly not a former Packer assistant. So who wants to break the news to the "retired" but he is still writing, Bob McGinn? I would bet he isn't permanent either.
The fact that Zimmer went after Philbin for the Oline may mean that Campen is going to stay. Even clueless Zimmer knows Campen is a better Oline coach and would rather have him. The bad thing about this is by next year at this time, Zimmer will be fired and Philbin will have to move again.
Floridarob posted:The fact that Zimmer went after Philbin for the Oline may mean that Campen is going to stay. Even clueless Zimmer knows Campen is a better Oline coach and would rather have him. The bad thing about this is by next year at this time, Zimmer will be fired and Philbin will have to move again.
If giving him advice, I'd suggest he rent.
Did Philbin get offered/take a job with MIN?
Philbin at one time was a very good OL coach and taught Campen. Not sure I'd say hands down Campen is better now. We have no sample of Philbin coaching OL for over 10 years.
Hungry5 posted:Did Philbin get offered/take a job with MIN?
Philbin at one time was a very good OL coach and taught Campen. Not sure I'd say hands down Campen is better now. We have no sample of Philbin coaching OL for over 10 years.
Check the hilarious whiny comments on this story.
https://www.dailynorseman.com/...on-green-bay-packers
I don't know why Philbin would want to go to Minney and likely have to go through this all over again next year when Zim craps the bed one last time. Wouldn't be shocked to see him stay and become the Packers OL coach. I'm sure he's just covering himself until he gets a solid offer to stay.
I don't think Campen is going anywhere. And key guys like Bakh and Linsley think the world of Campen. Since Bakh was on the leadership council that Murphy talked about yesterday, his opinion likely holds a lot with Packer brass.
Philbin may feel like the guy who overstays at a party. He might just want to let the new kid and his staff take over without feeling like an Uncle who's in the way of the influx of youthful staff.
The new ST's coordinator is named Brayden. I didn't even have to see his face to know it's another young face on that staff.
If I'm Joe, hell I'd feel like the old guy who accidently walked into a Dance Club thinking it was a wine bar.
packerboi posted:I don't think Campen is going anywhere. And key guys like Bakh and Linsley think the world of Campen. Since Bakh was on the leadership council that Murphy talked about yesterday, his opinion likely holds a lot with Packer brass.
Philbin may feel like the guy who overstays at a party. He might just want to let the new kid and his staff take over without feeling like an Uncle who's in the way of the influx of youthful staff.
The new ST's coordinator is named Brayden. I didn't even have to see his face to know it's another young face on that staff.
If I'm Joe, hell I'd feel like the old guy who accidently walked into a Dance Club thinking it was a wine bar.
This guy?
YATittle posted:Hungry5 posted:Did Philbin get offered/take a job with MIN?
Philbin at one time was a very good OL coach and taught Campen. Not sure I'd say hands down Campen is better now. We have no sample of Philbin coaching OL for over 10 years.
Check the hilarious whiny comments on this story.
https://www.dailynorseman.com/...on-green-bay-packers
The Great Packer Holding Conspiracy.
packerboi posted:
Philbin may feel like the guy who overstays at a party. He might just want to let the new kid and his staff take over without feeling like an Uncle who's in the way of the influx of youthful staff.
If I'm Joe, hell I'd feel like the old guy who accidently walked into a Dance Club thinking it was a wine bar.
He’s Uncle Junior!
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Zac Taylor is Sherman's son-in-law?? Weird....
Not surprising at all. Coaching community is very tight and small circle. Everyone knows everyone else.
YATittle posted:Hungry5 posted:Did Philbin get offered/take a job with MIN?
Philbin at one time was a very good OL coach and taught Campen. Not sure I'd say hands down Campen is better now. We have no sample of Philbin coaching OL for over 10 years.
Check the hilarious whiny comments on this story.
https://www.dailynorseman.com/...on-green-bay-packers
Wow! vikings fans think GB holds all the time. Amazing! The refs must really be on GB's side!
New #Jets coach Adam Gase is on the verge of a big hire: Former #Browns interim coach Gregg Williams is in talks with Gase to become their new defensive coordinator, sources say. Things are progressing in this direction, and those involved believe it’ll get done.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 11, 2019
2 Peas in a pod
Two massive dicks on the same staff. That'll be fun.
Henry posted:Two massive dicks on the same staff. That'll be fun.
Kind of like the Vikings suck thread!
Now official: Browns named Freddie Kitchens the team’s 17th full-time head coach.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 12, 2019
Hard knocks has to go to the jets this summer
They can't. No Hard Knocks for teams with first year head coaches.
I thought it was that teams with new head coaches had a right of refusal, not that they couldn't be the subject of Hard Knocks at all.
From NFL.com:
As you might be aware, NFL owners passed a resolution in 2013 stating that teams can avoid mandatory inclusion on Hard Knocks if they fall under any of three exemptions
1) They have a first-year head coach in place
2) They have a playoff berth in the past two seasons
3) They have appeared on Hard Knocks in the past 10 years
I can't imagine any time with an exemption would actually agree to have cameras around their training camp, but I guess they could say yes.
The Packers better make the playoffs this year, or else the NFL would pick them for Hard Knocks.
#Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury is adding a familiar face to his staff: David Raih, who will be the WR coach, source said. Raih assisted Kingsbury with QBs at Texas Tech in 2013, then spent the past five years with the #Packers. A young assistant Mike McCarthy thought highly of.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 13, 2019
I wonder how long it'll take Larry Fitzergerald, the nicest guy in the NFL, to tell Raih he doesn't know shit.
Larry F probably isn't in AZ in 2019
ESPN ticker says.....
Broncos to hire Ed Donatell for DC.
This is interesting: The #Cardinals interviewed longtime NFL assistant Tom Clements for their OC job yesterday, sources say. Has coached a handful of Pro Bowl QBs, played the position, worked closely with Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. Another mentor for Rodgers’ pal, Josh Rosen?
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 16, 2019
Sources: Browns plan to add former Packers assistant Joe Whitt to defensive staff. Spent last 11 years in GB before being fired last week.
— Zac Jackson (@AkronJackson) January 16, 2019
Joe Whitt to Green Bay South.
The #Lions have hired former #Seahawks OC Darrell Bevell as their new offensive coordinator.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 16, 2019
Henry posted:I wonder how long it'll take Larry Fitzergerald, the nicest guy in the NFL, to tell Raih he doesn't know shit.
Fitzgerald already called him to tell him to **** off
michiganjoe posted:This is interesting: The #Cardinals interviewed longtime NFL assistant Tom Clements for their OC job yesterday, sources say. Has coached a handful of Pro Bowl QBs, played the position, worked closely with Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. Another mentor for Rodgers’ pal, Josh Rosen?
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 16, 2019
Shit show at AZ. Love it.
Goalline posted:michiganjoe posted:This is interesting: The #Cardinals interviewed longtime NFL assistant Tom Clements for their OC job yesterday, sources say. Has coached a handful of Pro Bowl QBs, played the position, worked closely with Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. Another mentor for Rodgers’ pal, Josh Rosen?
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 16, 2019Shit show at AZ. Love it.
Agreed. Kingsbury's situation seems analogous to Chip Kelly - a college hotshot coach unlikely to succeed in the NFL. The big problem is that Chip Kelly was a highly successful college coach - Kingsbury just got fired by Texas Tech after going 16-35 in the Big 12. He managed to go 9-18 in the Big 12 with Patrick Mahomes as his QB.
Good for all these guys, and I'm glad they have work.
Clements seems legit based on experience.
Bevell, I seem to recall, was nothing special against us when he followed Bert to Minny, but became the hot commodity after they went to the NFCCG in 2010. I guess he has cooled down in Seattle.
Whitt is the most interesting hire. There's probably too many of us that want him to fall flat on his face, but we'll find out soon enough if he has a different attitude.
And different results.