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I don’t blame him. He doesn’t want to come to this place of dysfunction.
Are they basing that on anything other than the fact he filed a lawsuit in the past?
I can't find the original article this was pulled from. But I think one guy that could broker a deal between DeMeco & Cal is Andre Johnson.Are they basing that on anything other than the fact he filed a lawsuit in the past?
It was a tweet from Clutch City so I lend it no credence at allI can't find the original article this was pulled from. But I think one guy that could broker a deal between DeMeco & Cal is Andre Johnson.
The McNair's don't want him either.I don’t blame him. He doesn’t want to come to this place of dysfunction.
I find it hard to believe that he’d pass up any HC job opportunity. Until he actually says it himself, I’m calling BS.
The Texans job isn’t going to be the only job available. And knowing the Texans they’ll probably fart around and wait til everyone else has hired before doing anything.I find it hard to believe that he’d pass up any HC job opportunity. Until he actually says it himself, I’m calling BS.
I think people make too much of this. Let's look at some potential openings and see how they compare to our organization.![]()
I made this meme.
It summarizes how we look as an opening NFL coaching search. There is us and everyone else.
We just aren’t that attractive to “A” level talent coaches right now. No Harbaugh and no Ryans.
Is this even reliable? Not saying he wants to come here, but this is pure speculation throughout the post.
The job has gotten somewhat better with Easterby out of the building. But I think most HC candidates will want to report directly to Cal, with Caserio in charge of personnel only.I find it hard to believe that he’d pass up any HC job opportunity. Until he actually says it himself, I’m calling BS.
Include the Broncos, Panthers, and possibly Rams. It's not pretty out there. But someone will take these jobs. Cast a wide net and don't be afraid to go after the big fish.I think people make too much of this. Let's look at some potential openings and see how they compare to our organization.
I don't think that will happen. Vrabel won the power struggle with Robinson.What do you think of Vrabel if he gets canned?
I think Meco could be a good HC. But, this looks like it definitely will not happen sadly.
I think people make too much of this. Let's look at some potential openings and see how they compare to our organization.
Cardinals - They are saddled with a huge contract on a mediocre QB, so you are tied to his hip. Huge problem for a new coach.
Commanders - The Ownership is actually worse than ours lol. Instability throughout and no QB solution, picking middle of the pack.
Raiders - Again, an unstable organization with no clear direction at QB. Made some risky trades that aren't paying off.
Texans - We all know.
Indy - Again, unstable ownership with no clear direction at QB. Similar to Houston.
While it sounds like Gannon is the guy do the Texans still have to comply with the Rooney rule?
After firing two African American coaches back to back I wonder how hard it is going to be for them?
Yes. the Rooney rule applies.
Gannon's name is being "reported" but it's only because he was interviewed twice last season, & wasn't hired as a HC. I don't know if that means he is even the favorite at this point. I hope not.While it sounds like Gannon is the guy do the Texans still have to comply with the Rooney rule?
After firing two African American coaches back to back I wonder how hard it is going to be for them?
I am going to laugh so much if they try to hire Gannon and forget to comply.
I get the unstable ownership.
But those teams you mentioned all have better rosters than the Texans. And as you pointed out they are potentially a QB away.
If you had Harbaugh/Payton picking between those teams and the Texans, all things being equal for pay and control but the rosters stay the same then I would say those coaches would pick another team at this point and time. Arizona may be an outlier.
You can throw Denver, Miami and Carolina in there too.
However, I would say that Arizona and Carolina are two teams we could have a running shot at getting the better coach to come here.
Yes. the Rooney rule applies.
While it sounds like Gannon is the guy do the Texans still have to comply with the Rooney rule?
After firing two African American coaches back to back I wonder how hard it is going to be for them?
Is this even reliable? Not saying he wants to come here, but this is pure speculation throughout the post.
For instance, I had a major work comp injury back in 2013, which involved me having to "sue" my employer to fight for my injury claims and monetary claims, but I am still friends with the family and would work there again if the circumstances were right. I actually discuss it sometimes with them. Work-related things aren't the same IMO as just suing someone because they wronged you.
After firing two African American coaches back to back I wonder how hard it is going to be for them?
The Rooney rule is such a farce.
If say the Broncos wanted to hire Payton, they might as well hire the janitor if he's a man of color to meet the Rooney rule.
True, but I dunno would Andre actually recommend to his former teammate to take that job if offered ?I can't find the original article this was pulled from. But I think one guy that could broker a deal between DeMeco & Cal is Andre Johnson.
I want the next head coach to be a guy who can teach the screenI want the next HC to be a guy that can put together a great staff of teachers.
Everyone (including myself) has said DeMeco Ryans isn't going to interview here. Interesting how his name pops up. It would be a good choice, I just don't see it happening.
I am just not used to the Texans organization making intelligent decisions, it's not their m.o.
Evero makes for one of the more unusual candidates in recent years. The Broncos finished 5-12 and fired the coach who brought in Evero — Nathaniel Hackett — after 15 games, making him just the third coach since the 1970 merger to be canned before his first season wrapped. But Evero was on Sean McVay‘s first five Rams staffs and was rising before Hackett hired him. Despite steady injuries and Denver’s offense cratering under Hackett, Evero’s defense finished seventh this season.
Ejiro Evero. I had never heard of this guy. He's young (42), but has been in the NFL since 2007. Here are some names Evero has worked under on the defensive side of the ball.
Monte Kiffen (Bucs - 2 years)
Vic Fangio (Niners - 2 years)
Dom Capers (Packers - 1 year)
Wade Phillips (Rams - 3 years)
Raheem Morris (Rams, Bucs - 2 years)
Brandon Staley (Rams - 1 year)
This guy has worked in every defensive system imaginable. Downside? Only one year as DC, no head coaching experience. Would need an older, wiser assistant HC (would Lovie be available?).
Winning.
Maybe for the first year or so, while he teaches the playbook to the assistants and the players. If Evero goes with a hybrid system, that would be a big playbook.Something tells me that if they hire a DC or OC for HC that the new hire is still going to try to maintain play calling duties.
I don't know Evero. Not in favor of him.
Raheem Morris has had a shot as a head coach, to the tune of a .356 winning % over 4 years. Maybe he's learned a lot over the past dozen seasons? Just not looking for retreads that have not had success.But if we're going DC, why not Raheem Morris?
Raheem Morris has had a shot as a head coach, to the tune of a .356 winning % over 4 years. Maybe he's learned a lot over the past dozen seasons? Just not looking for retreads that have not had success.
Sound reasoning.