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I think Eliot Wolf is auditioning to be the the next man up to be in charge of the New England Patriots after Belichick retires.
Will still be the rotten apple in the barrel. A cancer in the Houston Texans.Report: Jack Easterby’s role with Texans to be determined under new general manager
Jack Easterby has not had as influential of a role in the Houston Texans' general manager search, according to Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network.
The saga continues...Easterby around but with a role determined by the next GM.
Little Finger has to be removed from King's Landing and banished to Castle Black.
I do believe that Cal could be convinced to move his office to the other side of the building (metaphor). Something Ozzie I'm sure would insist on. I imagine Ozzie would demand ironclad Jimmy Johnson type contract that Johnson had with Jerry Jones. That said, I agree with @steelbtexan this ain't going to happen.
I’m with you on that one.
Who is the QB for Pittsburgh?
For sure that plays a role. There is no denying Dorsey's ability as a scout/talent evaluator. The problem seems to be his personality and cap management. I would love him in an advisory role. Not full-blown GM.
Mason Rudolph. I can’t stand his ass!
The Texans do that. Players are always “breaking or setting records” when they face our sorry ass defense.
I obviously don't know him, but from what I read, he is similar to OB in regards to being difficult to get along with. He plays "favorites" with his guys and oversteps his bounds with playing time requests.
Honestly, I was just asking. I didn't know. I wasn't trying to make a point.
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With so many of these guys in the playoffs, I wonder how patient we will be.Texans Interviewing Seahawks Exec. Trent Kirchner For GM Job
Aaron Wilson reports that the Texans are expected to interview Seahawks vice president of player personnel Trent Kirchner for their general manager vacancy. As of now, the Texans have interviewed ESPN analyst Louis Riddick, Texans
A look at all ongoing head coach and GM searches
The regular season ends on Sunday, and there are already vacancies for three head coaches and six general managers. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport breaks down where things stand as teams begin to ramp up their searches.
Houston Texans (HC and GM): When Bill O'Brien was fired, the focus immediately shifted to Eric Bieniemy, and he is expected to be interviewed. They've already interviewed former Lions coach Jim Caldwell and Marvin Lewis. Other coaches to watch include Panthers OC Joe Brady, Ohio State's Ryan Day, Colts DC Matt Eberflus, Patriots ILBs coach Jerod Mayo, Patriots OC Josh McDaniels and Tennessee's Arthur Smith.
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But the Texans' plan is to hire the GM first. They've interviewed their director of player personnel, Matt Bazirgan and ESPN analyst Louis Riddick and are expected to interview at least a handful more, including Seahawks executive Alonzo Highsmith. Other names of interest include: Bills director of pro personnel Malik Boyd, Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio, Ravens director of football research Scott Cohen, Indy's Ed Dodds, Seahawks VP of player personnel Trent Kirchner and Dallas' Will McClay.
It’ll be alright. All the interviews around the league don’t mean much. It’s up to each guy what offer they want to accept. If any one GM or HC wants to come to Houston, they’ll turn down whatever other offers they get and sign with Houston. With that said, I too hope the organization has made up their mind about what guy they’ll be making a push for.
Not a bad list. Trent is probably my least favorite of the bunch, but wouldn’t be upset if he got the job. I’m going to read up on him right now. Maybe I’ll be pleasantly surprised. Not like I have anything better to do before going to bed, lol.
I don't like Trent or Scott, TBH. I am really high on Malik Boyd.
Curious as to what positions each would hold if all 3 come here?
Right. There's too many job openings to be waiting around until March. The Texans have known they've needed a new GM and HC for 4 months now. They've had that long to put a plan together. If it takes them until March then they're as incompetent as we think they are.
So far just a list of names. We haven’t had any more actual interviews yet than we’ve had in the past.
Add Nick Caserio to the list of requests.
You’re out of your mind if you think Reverend Jack Osteen is going anywhere if Nick Caserio becomes the Texans’ GM. You’re forgetting that Caserio was O’Brien and Easterby’s handpicked guy. The “Patriot way” has not and will not work without the GOAT TB12.
