Lot of football people saying if you’re ideal next HC is cut from the McVay/Nagy philosophy then you should take a long look at Nick Sirianna. OC for the Colts.
Didnt know a thing about him but a quick search says he’s highly respected. 37 year old restless hot headed perfectionist with a very sharp offensive mind. Colts HC Frank Reich said if he ever got a HC gig his first hire would be Sirianna based on working together in San Diego.
Never heard of him CJ but Browns have requested him come for an interview. Agreed quick search says he should be brought in too.
packerboi posted:michiganjoe posted:And now the Packers have requested an HC interview with Steelers’ OL coach Mike Munchak, per league source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 31, 2018I mean. Look at his first name. He's probably the top candidate based on that alone
"What makes Coach Munchak great first and foremost is that he’s a great person," Villanueva told 247Sports during the 2017 season. "He’s a person that has a great set of values that works harder than anybody. He’s a person that truly understands the game from a technical aspect. He’s not gonna really worry about things that just happen in football where other coaches might spend too much time thinking about those little mistakes. He’s such a good person and he’s such an admirable man in every single way. The way he behaves, the way he carries himself. He’s very consistent, treats everybody the same. He’s always the same person.
Reads like it's from Chapter 1 of "Packer People: A Manual for Living"
ammo posted:Maybe former Packer player Marquand Manuel will be brought in to coach DBs now that he has been fired as the DC in Atlanta.
Pass...guy is a fukking cancer. Backstabbed his boss, former ATL DC Richard Smith, so he could get the gig.
Karma returned the favor today.
Pikes Peak posted:chickenboy posted:chickenboy posted:GreenBayLA posted:Good article PackerPatrick I'm sold on Dave Toub if he brings innovative OC keeps Petine and fires Zook.
I'm all in on Toub after reading that article. Also, he comes from the Reid tree so I am sure he would be able to poach an offensive assistant from that innovative staff. I also think since he would be coming from an offense-first staff, Pettine and his staff likely has a better chance to stick and continue to build continuity.
And of course, the consistent horrible ST play under M3…
Changed my mind, all in on Gase.
Elway will be going hard after him I bet…
Not yet per Denver radio.....they are calling Fangio among others
Can anyone even contact Fangio at this stage? Bears don't have a bye and he's still employed. All kinds of crap circulating.
John Elway also, when asked point blank, wouldn't rule out trading draft picks for a coach.
— Andrew Siciliano (@AndrewSiciliano) December 31, 2018
What would you give up for BB or McVay?
chickenboy posted:chickenboy posted:GreenBayLA posted:Good article PackerPatrick I'm sold on Dave Toub if he brings innovative OC keeps Petine and fires Zook.
I'm all in on Toub after reading that article. Also, he comes from the Reid tree so I am sure he would be able to poach an offensive assistant from that innovative staff. I also think since he would be coming from an offense-first staff, Pettine and his staff likely has a better chance to stick and continue to build continuity.
And of course, the consistent horrible ST
Changed my mind, all in on Gase.
Elway will be going hard after him I bet…
So what do I hear? I heard a surprising number of veterans, including SURPRISING ones like Frank Gore, Kenny Stills, and especially Cameron Wake, all rose up and disavowed Gase privately. Wake and Stills directly to Steve Ross. Kenyan Drake wanted a trade if Gase remained.
— Chris Kouffman (@ckparrot) December 31, 2018
Wow, if true that's a ringing vote of no confidence.
Damn, that definitely needs to be looked into.
Thanks for that tidbit Dog. I may have to revise my 'all in…'
Kinda keep coming back to Dave Toub. I get it’s historically tough for long time ST coordinators to assemble really good staffs but the list of former ST coaches that jumped to HC is impressive. It doesn’t happen often.
Getting the right HC that is going to correctly overhaul the entire offensive staff is everything right now. I’m not 100% certain Toub is the guy to get that done. But I’m getting there....
wasnt harbaugh a ST coach prior to being head coach? His defense has always been impressive.
Whoever they get. No "players coach" I want a butt kicker!
Belichick is the greatest example of a ST coach that accomplished some things. Bill Cowher is another.
Pakrz posted:I don't have much faith in Murphy at all. His love affair with Fitzgerald is bothersome but I think the job is his if he wants it.
Isn’t Murphy a Northwestern alum?
He was the AD. He hired Fitzgerald.
Dan Campbell is another intruiging name. Incredibly intense no BS guy that understands the importance of great OL play and involving TEs.
General concensus is Cleveland and Green Bay are the marquis openings so Murphy should be able to identify the best fit for 2019.
I’m amazed at the punditry saying things like “The Packers job isn’t a great opportunity. They’ll have trouble bringing players in.”
Huh???
Chongo posted:packerboi posted:michiganjoe posted:And now the Packers have requested an HC interview with Steelers’ OL coach Mike Munchak, per league source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 31, 2018I mean. Look at his first name. He's probably the top candidate based on that alone
"What makes Coach Munchak great first and foremost is that he’s a great person," Villanueva told 247Sports during the 2017 season. "He’s a person that has a great set of values that works harder than anybody (Like MM). He’s a person that truly understands the game from a technical aspect (They all think they understand the game - so?). He’s not gonna really worry about things ....(Like MM). He’s such a good person and he’s such an admirable man in every single way (redundant - see first sentence - BTW, does Mary Poppins know about this?). The way he behaves, the way he carries himself. He’s very consistent, treats everybody the same. He’s always the same person (by definition I would hope he was the same person - I didn't know there was an alternative).
Reads like it's from Chapter 1 of "Packer People: A Manual for Living"
Mike Munchak = MM the 2nd. See my comments above.
Packdog posted:chickenboy posted:chickenboy posted:GreenBayLA posted:Good article PackerPatrick I'm sold on Dave Toub if he brings innovative OC keeps Petine and fires Zook.
I'm all in on Toub after reading that article. Also, he comes from the Reid tree so I am sure he would be able to poach an offensive assistant from that innovative staff. I also think since he would be coming from an offense-first staff, Pettine and his staff likely has a better chance to stick and continue to build continuity.
And of course, the consistent horrible ST
Changed my mind, all in on Gase.
Elway will be going hard after him I bet…
So what do I hear? I heard a surprising number of veterans, including SURPRISING ones like Frank Gore, Kenny Stills, and especially Cameron Wake, all rose up and disavowed Gase privately. Wake and Stills directly to Steve Ross. Kenyan Drake wanted a trade if Gase remained.
— Chris Kouffman (@ckparrot) December 31, 2018Wow, if true that's a ringing vote of no confidence.
Gase had way too much power in Miami including full control of all 53. He was basically Gruden down there.
If he's in Green Bay, He'll be a HC & that's it - Gutey can handle the personnel decisions
That's a crazy amount of hatin'.
I saw Jarvis Landry on Twitter seemed to indicate he had some hard feelings toward Gase as well. Maybe he’s not the ideal candidate, if players won’t play for you then you’re not going to get the execution you need. He may be the polar opposite of MM in that respect, all scheme and no love/buy-in from the players.
The biggest surprising name in that list to me is Frank Gore. That should actually give everyone pause.
My #1 guy is Josh McDaniels - for some insight on what happened with the Colts
Chongo posted:packerboi posted:michiganjoe posted:And now the Packers have requested an HC interview with Steelers’ OL coach Mike Munchak, per league source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 31, 2018I mean. Look at his first name. He's probably the top candidate based on that alone
"What makes Coach Munchak great first and foremost is that he’s a great person," Villanueva told 247Sports during the 2017 season. "He’s a person that has a great set of values that works harder than anybody. He’s a person that truly understands the game from a technical aspect. He’s not gonna really worry about things that just happen in football where other coaches might spend too much time thinking about those little mistakes. He’s such a good person and he’s such an admirable man in every single way. The way he behaves, the way he carries himself. He’s very consistent, treats everybody the same. He’s always the same person.
Reads like it's from Chapter 1 of "Packer People: A Manual for Living"
It reads like a description of Mike McCarthy
Someone like Gase may be better suited as QB coach or OC rather than go directly to another HC position.
ChilliJon posted:Belichick is the greatest example of a ST coach that accomplished some things. Bill Cowher is another.
They are the coaches that have to build a cohesive unit using a lot of young UDFAs and low round picks and deal with the biggest amount of roster turnover. They have to make sure that things like leaving a guy wide open with no one covering him because of communications mixups doesn't happen. In other words, the good ones do all the things that Zook/Slocum don't. A lot of guys can look good coaching high draft picks, special teams coaches have to coach the "other" guys.
Music City posted:I’m amazed at the punditry saying things like “The Packers job isn’t a great opportunity. They’ll have trouble bringing players in.”
Huh???
I'm sure there are some media folks saying that (although I haven't heard them), but here is Andrew Brandt's take on it:
Have seen some rating Browns head coaching job - or others - as top available. Please. With no owner, friendly/vast fan base, focus only on football (and QB named Rodgers), Green Bay is ideal coaching destination. Wrote on it here:
I thought Murphy was more focused on the Titletown district than on football. 
Brainwashed Boris posted:The biggest surprising name in that list to me is Frank Gore. That should actually give everyone pause.
My #1 guy is Josh McDaniels - for some insight on what happened with the Colts
If the article is true, why would he be interested in GB? It said that $$, moving his family out of NE and the chance to succeed BB were the reason he stayed. I also vaguely remember issues he had in Denver. Since I don't have a favorite, if they end up with him I won't be disappointed, I just have reservations, but I had the same with MM and for all his shortcomings the team IMO was very successful under his tenure.
