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Hey guys, I am a Panther fan coming in peace. I have recently started writing about the Texans for Toro Times, which is Houston's Fansided website. I simply do this because I love it, and writing about sports is one of my favorite hobbies. Anyways, I wrote this piece a week or two previewing five candidates that may be in consideration for the Texans. I want to make it clear that this is NOT a list of who I think the five best candidates are, I tried to put together a diverse list with coaches from different backgrounds.
I started reading this thread and will be the first to admit I wasn't quite aware of some of Bieniemy's personality concerns. I see you guys seem to be high on Daboll and Saleh, neither are on the list but I think both would be great hires. If you don't mind, just check out this article. I hope to bring an unbiased, outsiders perspective to the Texans as a franchise. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Houston Texans: 5 Candidates for head coach vacancy
The Houston Texans have plenty of head coach candidates this offseason. Listed are 5 candidates who could become the next Texans head coach.
I think the weirdest thing to me is that Brady "chose" Teddy Bridgewater as his QB. They were familiar with each other in New Orleans but as a Panther fan I would have much rather taken a much cheaper flier on someone like Mariota or Winston. But I definitely think Brady's ceiling could be insane. He's showcased some super creative play calling this year. What's wild is that Teddy has had the ball in his hands down one score or less for the final possession eight times this year and the Panthers have lost all eight times. So the coaches are putting the team in position to win for most games. Brady with Watson could be downright scary - but I do think it may be smart to give him another year or two. But thank you for the kind words!
Good read. Campbell out of Iowa is a good find. The other guys, pretty much what everyone else is saying. Felt kinda stale.Hey guys, I am a Panther fan coming in peace. I have recently started writing about the Texans for Toro Times, which is Houston's Fansided website. I simply do this because I love it, and writing about sports is one of my favorite hobbies. Anyways, I wrote this piece a week or two previewing five candidates that may be in consideration for the Texans. I want to make it clear that this is NOT a list of who I think the five best candidates are, I tried to put together a diverse list with coaches from different backgrounds.
I started reading this thread and will be the first to admit I wasn't quite aware of some of Bieniemy's personality concerns. I see you guys seem to be high on Daboll and Saleh, neither are on the list but I think both would be great hires. If you don't mind, just check out this article. I hope to bring an unbiased, outsiders perspective to the Texans as a franchise. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Houston Texans: 5 Candidates for head coach vacancy
The Houston Texans have plenty of head coach candidates this offseason. Listed are 5 candidates who could become the next Texans head coach.
If you bring in a defensive coach, retread or not, chances of getting the next Joe Brady goes up.
They could have set standards but still give free reign to a newly selected GM. Having nfl experience could be a requirement. After all OB was a college head coach who failed miserably.So through John McClain and other local media, Texans fans have been told that the organization is going back to the "traditional" GM-in-charge model of running football operations. McClain has very pointedly and specifically stated many times on air and in writings that Cal was going to hire a GM, and then that GM would be empowered to select/hire his Head Coach choice. And the GM would have the power/control over the roster. Right? Right.
But then this December 30 tweet from McClain:
John McClain @McClain_on_NFL Dec 30, 2020
Texans won’t be hiring a college head coach, if anyone’s wondering.
Tell me, then, how McClain or anybody in the Texans organization can at this time know that they won't be considering any college coaches for the Head Coach position when they just told us the newly hired GM would be in charge of selecting/hiring his own head coach and they haven't even interviewed their next GM, yet? How could they know if they haven't even talked to the guy they say is making the hire? Clairvoyance? Doubtful.
Perhaps the HC decision was made many months ago by Cal-boy & Co., and the Korn Ferry stuff and the so-called committee are all just a bunch of window dressing to give the appearance a thorough search was made by many highly qualified people -- instead of the owner's son.
Are they lying now, or were they lying then?
Even if they made a decision, that guy has to say “yes” & if he’s currently employed in the NFL he couldn’t.
Plenty of college HCs with experience. Marvin Lewis, Herm Edwards, & guys like that.
Their HC will have been chosen prior to the GM position being filled. The GM will be chosen only if he agrees with the choice of the HC. As I've said before, the search committee routine is just one big facade. Just the same ole same ole.
Couldn't be more vanilla. Works when you have a 250 lb monster at RB, and a power o-line. Not a fit with what the Texans have on offense.
Anybody see the Titans punter today?
How about their playoff run last year? How about the work he has done with Tannehill? The Titans defense might be just as bad as the Texans, but they still won 11 games.
Your other post sounded like you meant based on the two games against Houston
That’s fair. I could have worded that post better. I was just thinking since we saw them today, if anything besides Henry stood out. Formations, routes, blocking.
He's not listed with Texans and a interview.
Thanks Doc, I did not know that. This explains a lot, like why he was falling out of bed with extreme migraines when he was at Florida.
If McClain is right and Cal and the Texans are limiting their search field I can smell another Fuster Cluck getting ready to happen. Further to your comments I also sense the GM and HC have long since been decided. It includes some unfinished business from 2020. Nick Casserio will be the new GM and Josh McDaniels will be his HC.So through John McClain and other local media, Texans fans have been told that the organization is going back to the "traditional" GM-in-charge model of running football operations. McClain has very pointedly and specifically stated many times on air and in writings that Cal was going to hire a GM, and then that GM would be empowered to select/hire his Head Coach choice. And the GM would have the power/control over the roster. Right? Right.
But then this December 30 tweet from McClain:
John McClain @McClain_on_NFL Dec 30, 2020
Texans won’t be hiring a college head coach, if anyone’s wondering.
Tell me, then, how McClain or anybody in the Texans organization can at this time know that they won't be considering any college coaches for the Head Coach position when they just told us the newly hired GM would be in charge of selecting/hiring his own head coach and they haven't even interviewed their next GM, yet? How could they know if they haven't even talked to the guy they say is making the hire? Clairvoyance? Doubtful.
Perhaps the HC decision was made many months ago by Cal-boy & Co., and the Korn Ferry stuff and the so-called committee are all just a bunch of window dressing to give the appearance a thorough search was made by many highly qualified people -- instead of the owner's son.
Are they lying now, or were they lying then?
I bet it’s not McDaniels. Patriots locked him up for after Belichick.
I have more faith in Cal than that.
That's probably because they haven't interviewed Bieniemy, yet.
Far as I know he hasn’t interviewed with anyone yet.
If one on these 6 teams hire Smith as their HC, they also need to draft Najee Harris.
I just read that Arthur Smith's father was the founder of Fedex. Clearly, Smith is coaching football out of love for the game. Good for him.
It's the McNair way of doing business. Still waiting for you to pass along what you know about Bienemy.
