Winston Moss named HC/GM

I am stunned that he has a job.

I'd follow the XFL just to watch his press conferences...

I have to wonder does Winston Moss know where all the bodies are buried?

The fact he was their top choice for HC/GM should tell you all you need to know about the quality of that "league."

AAF had way better leadership, and even they couldn't survive.

Also says a lot that he got no offers to stay in the NFL even as an assistant somewhere as well. Many of MM's assistants remain unemployed. Or took the only offer they had at GB East (Cleveland). 

Rightly or wrongly, tells you a lot about the leagues opinion of the MM regime. 

The Heckler posted:

I have to wonder does Winston Moss know where all the bodies are buried?

They don't bury the bodies.  They suit them up.

packerboi posted:

Also says a lot that he got no offers to stay in the NFL even as an assistant somewhere as well. Many of MM's assistants remain unemployed. Or took the only offer they had at GB East (Cleveland). 

Rightly or wrongly, tells you a lot about the leagues opinion of the MM regime. 

I think MM is going to struggle mightily to get another HC gig.  He may land an OC job but I think QB coach more likely.  

If only GB would have gotten rid of his ass 5 years ago.  Crazy thought. 

WE HATE HE

His bizarre press conference should have been disqualifying. The fact that MM continued to keep him on staff after it is just another stain on his legacy.

Meh.
I'm not holding any grudges. Hell, I'd likely stay on my job if my boss wasn't apt to fire me even if I was performing poorly, as well.
Best of luck to him. I suspect in the end, this will be little more than an additional line in the 'work history' section of his resume, but whatever. Just as long as he stays away from Green Bay.

Unless, of course, he gets a position with a division rival....

We can only hope.

packerboi posted:

 

Moss’s only head coaching experience was at the 2016 Pro Bowl, when he coached the team that was originally supposed to be coached by Packers head coach Mike McCarthy, who pulled out with an illness

With all we "know" about MM now you gotta wonder about that "illness".  

I'd call in sick too if I had to coach the pro bowl 

I'd go get a massage on work time. 

michiganjoe posted:

His bizarre press conference should have been disqualifying. The fact that MM continued to keep him on staff after it is just another stain on his legacy.

I think he got the job because of his press conferences and interviews. He'll fit right in at the WWE. 

MM will probably get a head coaching job in 2020, but his chances will go up considerably if the "next Sean McVays" don't have a lot of success this season.

Chances also go up if he stops flapping his jaws to the media and acts like a normal parent at his step kids sporting events.