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BudKilmer · Jan 10, 2022

fucktx · Jan 10, 2022

ohhaithur said: ↑

Don't pick a new team, just don't have a team. It's liberating
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absolutely it’s fun just to pick teams to hate arbitrarily

Andy Reocho · Jan 10, 2022

Congrats to Tobias

ohhaithur · Jan 10, 2022

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absolutely it’s fun just to pick teams to hate arbitrarily
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If your #3 WR cost me a bet when he was in college in 2015 I will hate your stupid team until you trade him

Corch · Jan 10, 2022

Joe Judge is Hue Jackson tier incompetent

Truman · Jan 10, 2022

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It's so nice

Dr. Richard Cranium · Jan 10, 2022

I can't imagine trying to enter a GM search and attaching Judge to that job description. You have a ton of draft capital but no cap flexibility so development is going to be everything.

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

offensive that gettleman is being allowed to retire instead of being held accountable for his numerous crimes and face the gallows

DeToxRox · Jan 10, 2022

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I can't imagine trying to enter a GM search and attaching Judge to that job description. You have a ton of draft capital but no cap flexibility so development is going to be everything.
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lol they are about to promote the cap guru that did such a good job they couldn’t dress a full roster yesterday because they would have been over the cap

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

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lol they are about to promote the cap guru that did such a good job they couldn’t dress a full roster yesterday because they would have been over the cap
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michael strahan went on a rant yesterday about how dumb of an idea it would be to promote him

you never see him attack people in the building like that. probably means nothing tho let’s give it a shot mara

DeToxRox · Jan 10, 2022

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

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dave isn’t just a horrific gm he’s genuinely a shitty person too so wish he woulda chose the ride through dealy plaza option

Dr. Richard Cranium · Jan 10, 2022

This is the writeup from the Bears Athletic guys for GM candidates. I imagine this list would look pretty similar for most teams looking for GM's

I think I would be most concerned that the Bears actually got their act together if they hired someone like Omar Khan

Here they go again. For the third time since 2012, the Bears are looking for a new general manager to run their football team after firing Ryan Pace on Monday, along with Matt Nagy, his handpicked coach.

Where this goes, no one knows. But it’s said to be chairman George McCaskey’s show.

When the Bears hired Pace, it came after McCaskey and president Ted Phillips used the help of Ernie Accorsi, the former Giants, Ravens and Colts GM. This time, it wouldn’t be surprising if McCaskey turned to Bill Polian, the former Bills, Panthers and Colts GM, and Tony Dungy, the former Buccaneers and Colts coach, for advice and guidance, if he hasn’t already.

It’s important for the Bears to cast a wide net for their next GM. The Bears didn’t do that in 2015 when Pace, Chris Ballard, Brian Gaine and Lake Dawson became the four finalists. McCaskey must be open-minded. That means it’s also time for the Bears’ GM to report directly to McCaskey. He should know that already.

Here is our list of GM candidates, separated into various categories.

The Bears connections

Could the Bears lure Trace Armstrong away from a lucrative career as an agent? (Mark Von Holden / Getty Images for ESPN)
Trace Armstrong, agent for Athletes First

The Bears could finally look to help from one of their former players if they can convince Armstrong to give up a very successful career representing football coaches, including Nagy. Armstrong piled up 42 sacks in his six years as a Bear and is among the 100 greatest Bears of all time. He spent 15 years in the league as a player and was the president for the NFLPA from 1996 to 2003. He has now seen the game from the agent side, repping Nagy, Mike McCarthy, Matt Rhule, Lincoln Riley, Matt LaFleur and Josh McDaniels, among others.

Morocco Brown, Colts director of college scouting

Brown has been in multiple front offices, including Halas Hall, where he spent seven seasons as the Bears’ assistant director of pro personnel from 2001 to 2007. He then went to Washington to be the director of player personnel from 2008 to 2014 and was the Browns’ vice president of player personnel for two seasons. Brown’s first Colts draft included selections of guard Quenton Nelson and linebacker Darius Leonard. Running back Jonathan Taylor, wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. and safety Julian Blackmon have been impact players from the 2020 draft class. The Falcons interviewed Brown last year for their GM opening.

Jeff Ireland, Saints vice president/assistant GM, college personnel

If the Bears want someone who has ties to the franchise and vast high-level experience, Ireland would be a top candidate. As a 12-year old, Ireland was a ball boy for the Bears when his grandfather Jim Parmer was a Bears scout. Since 2017, Ireland has worked in the Saints’ personnel department. The Saints have made the playoffs in all four seasons there while drafting Marshon Lattimore and Alvin Kamara. Ireland was the Dolphins’ GM from 2008 to 2013 after seven seasons in the Cowboys’ personnel department, including three years as the VP of college and pro scouting.

Dwayne Joseph, Raiders director of pro scouting

The Bears like their past connections and Joseph has them. He was a defensive back for the Bears in the mid-’90s and then rejoined the team to handle player development. Joseph spent eight years as a scout for the Dolphins before returning to the Bears under Phil Emery as the assistant director of college scouting and then assistant director of pro personnel. In 2015, Joseph joined the Eagles’ front office as their director of pro personnel and won a Super Bowl. The Raiders hired him away from the Eagles in 2020.

Champ Kelly, Bears assistant director of player personnel

Kelly was interviewed by the Jets for their GM opening in 2019. It was eventually filled by Joe Douglass, who was Pace’s director of college scouting in 2015. Kelly came with John Fox from Denver and became the Bears’ director of pro scouting. He was then promoted to assistant director of player personnel before last season. Kelly also has interviewed with the Panthers and Broncos in recent years.

Mark Sadowski, Bears director of college scouting

Sadowski is a Chicago native who first worked with Mike Ditka and the Saints, making his mark as the team’s all-important Southeast area scout. Jerry Angelo hired him away, Emery promoted him to national scout and then Pace promoted him again. Some of the Bears’ best players arrived because of Sadowski’s evaluations. The most notable is how he went to bat for returner Devin Hester in 2006. Sadowski also is friends with actors Brad Pitt and Colin Farrell. His wife, Holly Goline, works in the movie industry.

Rick Spielman, former Vikings general manager

If the Bears want a GM who is very familiar with the NFC North and has past ties to the organization, they can call Spielman, who was fired by the Vikings after 16 seasons in charge of the personnel. He first joined Minnesota in 2006. The Vikings were 132-123-2 in the regular season in his tenure. But they were 3-6 in the playoffs. Spielman was the Bears’ director of pro personnel from 1997 to 1999. Between the Bears and the Vikings, Spielman was a top executive and GM for the Dolphins.

The hot-team candidates
Malik Boyd, Bills director of pro personnel

When the Bills hired Boyd from Arizona in 2017, GM Brandon Beane said, “Malik is talented. He won an award in 2014, the Fritz Pollard Scout of the Year. They don’t just throw those out. He earned it. He’s going to be a great influence on our pro staff. He has a high ceiling.” Boyd is part of the Polian/Dungy tree. They hired him as a scouting assistant in 2003. Boyd left in 2005 and spent 12 seasons with the Cardinals, finishing his time there as assistant director of pro scouting. In Arizona, Boyd worked for Rod Graves, the former Bears scout, director of college scouting and director of personnel. Boyd also was a former defensive back for the Vikings.

Ed Dodds, Colts assistant general manager

From 2007 to 2016, Dodds worked in the Seahawks’ personnel department, rising to senior personnel executive. He was part of five NFC West titles and a Super Bowl title. “He’s unbelievable when it comes to communicating with coaches and seeing the fit of the player,” Colts GM Chris Ballard said in this profile of Dodds by The Athletic’s Zak Keefer. Dodds didn’t play, but he was an assistant coach with Ballard at Texas A&M-Kingsville after working as an intern with the Raiders.

Brian Gaine, Bills senior personnel adviser, former Texans GM

Gaine was a finalist for the Bears’ GM job that eventually went to Pace. He took over for Rick Smith as the Texans’ GM in 2018 after Smith took a leave of absence from the team. Gaine had a controversial exit in 2019, but the Texans were in turmoil under coach/GM Bill O’Brien, who was later fired. Gaine, though, remained highly regarded in the league. The Bills rehired him in July 2019.

Monti Ossenfort, Titans director of player personnel

Maybe it’s time for the Bears to hire someone with experience in the Patriots’ front office, where Ossenfort was the director of college scouting before joining the Titans last May. He interviewed for the Browns’ GM job in 2020 and for the Panthers’ opening last year. He’s been in the NFL since 2001 and was a quarterback at the University of Minnesota-Morris.

Joe Schoen, Bills assistant GM

If you respect the evaluation abilities of Bill Parcells and Jeff Ireland, then Schoen should be on your list of GM candidates. They hired Schoen to be the Dolphins’ national scout in 2008. “I was impressed with Joe because he was a sharp guy,” Parcells told The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia, “and he had a good thought process when it came to evaluating players.” Stints as the Dolphins’ assistant college director and director of player personnel followed. Bills GM Brandon Beane brought Schoen to the Bills in 2017. He played an integral role in Buffalo’s (successful) draft evaluation of quarterback Josh Allen.

John Spytek, Buccaneers director of player personnel

Spytek is in the category of personnel evaluators with vast experience on a variety of staffs. He’s been in this role with the Bucs for five years, and Tampa has become one of the league’s better rosters. He spent three years as a college scout for the Broncos and was the Browns’ director of college scouting from 2010 to 2012. A former linebacker at Michigan, Spytek also has worked for the Eagles and Lions.

The perennial winners
Mike Borgonzi, Chiefs director of football operations

Maybe the Bears will hire this Chiefs personnel boss after not hiring Chris Ballard in 2015. Borgonzi was promoted to director of football operations in May 2018 after he was the director of player personnel. He had shared that title with Brett Veach before Veach was named GM in July 2017. Borgonzi has been with the Chiefs since 2009, holding titles of assistant director of pro scouting and pro personnel scout. Borgonzi has been part of seven playoff teams and a Super Bowl champion.

Joe Hortiz, Ravens director of player personnel

Hortiz joined the Ravens as a personnel assistant in 1998. He’s part of the franchise’s “20/20 Club,” staff members who worked their way up in the front office — the 20/20 is a reference to “hiring 20-year-olds for $20,000,” per former GM Ozzie Newsome. He was named the team’s director of college scouting in 2009 and has overseen several successful drafts for a Ravens team that has been to the postseason 13 times since 2000.

Omar Khan has risen through the ranks with the respected Steelers organization. (George Gojkovich / Getty Images)
Omar Khan, Steelers vice president of football and business administration

If the Bears truly want to shake up their structure, looking at Khan would be a good place to start. This would be a “president of football operations” move. Khan would hire the Bears’ next GM. He has worked with one of the NFL’s best in the Steelers’ Kevin Colbert. Khan has been with Pittsburgh since 2001, rising through the ranks of their football department. He’s known for his salary-cap acumen and negotiation tactics. His two decades spent working hand-in-hand with Colbert helps, too. Overall, Khan is very familiar with what it takes to stabilize an organization. The Steelers embody it. Khan was reportedly in a good position for the Texans job before Cal McNair went to Nick Caserio instead.

Jon-Eric Sullivan, Packers co-director of player personnel

If you can’t beat the Packers, maybe you hire away their next rising star in the scouting world. Sullivan joined Green Bay as an intern in 2003 and blossomed through their personnel department, handling pro and college responsibilities. He’s the son of longtime NFL/college coach Jerry Sullivan.

Brandt Tilis, Chiefs director of football administration

Tilis is the Chiefs’ cap guru. Chiefs GM Brett Veach credited Tilis for recognizing that Patrick Mahomes’ massive extension would be more like a baseball contract. Tilis has been a part of the Chiefs organization for 11 years. The Panthers interviewed Tilis. It was his first known GM interview.

Eliot Wolf, Patriots consultant

Wolf is the son of legendary Packers GM Ron Wolf and he has interested teams for quite some time. A wunderkind in the football world, Wolf, 39, interviewed for the 49ers GM job in 2017 after the Packers denied the Lions an interview with him in 2016. He was considered a candidate to run the Packers, but that job went to Brian Gutenkunst. Wolf joined the Browns as their assistant GM under John Dorsey. But their tenure didn’t last long. Wolf then became a consultant for the Seahawks and now Bill Belichick and the Patriots.

The unemployed former GMs
Thomas Dimitroff, former Falcons GM

This would be the opposite of the Pace hire — going with someone who has a wealth of general manager experience. How’s 12 years? Dimitroff was with the Falcons from 2008 to 2020. Atlanta made the playoffs six times in his tenure and the Super Bowl once. Before that, he was the Patriots’ director of college scouting from 2003 to 2008, helping build some pretty good Pats teams. He has already interviewed for the Lions GM job.

John Dorsey, former Browns and Chiefs GM

Dorsey may be one of the more desired general managers in this hiring cycle — at least among those who have done it before. A former Packers linebacker and then scout, Dorsey worked in the Packers’ personnel department from 1991 to 2012 — minus the ’99 season as Seattle’s director of player personnel. He was the Chiefs’ general manager from 2013 to 2016 and held the role in Cleveland from 2017 to 2019, which included the selection of Baker Mayfield No. 1 overall. Dorsey’s exits in K.C. and Cleveland will need to be examined, but he has shown an eye for quarterbacks, and certainly knows the qualities that define the great ones. He’s been a consultant for the Lions this season.

Scott Pioli, former Chiefs, Falcons GM

Another example of going with an experienced evaluator with plenty of success on his resume. Pioli was most recently the Falcons’ assistant general manager from 2014 to 2019, which included their Super Bowl trip. Before that, he was the Chiefs’ general manager, where things did not go very well. Before that, he was with the Patriots from 2000 to 2008, serving in the personnel department for three Super Bowl winners. He got his start as a pro personnel assistant with the Browns in 1992.

Rick Smith was a rising star in the league before losing a power struggle with Bill O’Brien in Houston. (Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Rick Smith, former Texans GM

Smith stepped away from the Texans as his wife battled cancer and eventually succumbed to it. The Texans eventually fired him as the organization became dysfunctional as former coach Bill O’Brien gained more power. But Smith was the one who wanted to draft Deshaun Watson — and did — when others in the organization had doubts. “I thought he could be a top quarterback in this league for a long time,” Smith told The Athletic’s Dan Pompei.

The many others
Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, Browns VP of football operations

Adofo-Mensah interviewed for the Panthers job last year. This is not your typical former college football player who worked his way through a scouting department. Adofo-Mensah worked as a commodities trader before joining the 49ers in 2013 as a manager of football research and development. He played basketball at Princeton and got a graduate degree in economics from Stanford. He could pair well with a president of football operations who has a little more experience.

Trent Kirchner, Seahawks VP of player personnel

Kirchner was promoted this past September and has a pretty good resume for being part of a successful Seahawks team. He was a pro scout for the Panthers from 2002 to 2009 before joining the Seahawks in 2010. His experience has been mainly on the pro side, and he’s been a candidate for multiple GM jobs in recent years.

Adam Peters, 49ers assistant general manager

Peters went through two rounds of interviews with the Panthers last year for their GM opening. He has been with the Niners since 2016, part of a personnel department that oversaw NFC champions during the 2019 seasons. He spent eight seasons with the Broncos, where he was director of college scouting after time as assistant director of college scouting and a national scout. In Denver, Peters was part of constructing the Super Bowl 50 champions. He spent six seasons with the Patriots, scouting for two Super Bowl champion teams. Peters played defensive end at UCLA.

Ryan Poles, Chiefs executive director of player personnel

Poles was Matt Ryan’s left guard at Boston College in his playing days. He’s only 35 but has obviously been part of building a Super Bowl winner and other successful Chiefs teams. He was K.C.’s director of college scouting and college scouting coordinator, having worked for John Dorsey and then Brett Veach. Like others, Poles also was interviewed by the Panthers last year.

Louis Riddick, ESPN analyst

If the Bears are looking for their own version of the 49ers’ John Lynch, it could be Riddick. Unlike Lynch, Riddick has previous front-office experience. He was the Eagles’ director of pro personnel from 2010 to 2013. It’s where he first worked with Nagy. That could work against him. He’s spoken highly of Nagy and Mitch Trubisky in the past. But that can be attributed to their relationship. Riddick should be able to provide the Bears with a detailed look at where they stand, especially compared with the rest of the league. His broadcasts are always full of insight.

Anthony Robinson, Falcons director of college scouting

Robinson has been with the Falcons since 2008, where he worked his way up from scouting assistant to area scout to regional scout to director of college scouting in 2019. He helped the team with the scouting of Julio Jones, Calvin Ridley and Grady Jarrett, and he told the Falcons website that the player who sticks out to him that he scouted was Devonta Freeman.

Pat Stewart, vice president of player personnel, Panthers

Stewart interviewed for Carolina’s GM job last year. He had been the team’s director of player personnel in 2020. Before that, Stewart was a national scout for the Eagles. He would have the allure of being part of the Patriots organization, having spent 10 seasons in New England. He was an area scout and a pro scout and has two Super Bowl rings.

(Top photo of Ryan Pace: Robin Alam / Icon Sportswirevia AP Images)
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DeToxRox · Jan 10, 2022

Dr. Richard Cranium said: ↑

This is the writeup from the Bears Athletic guys for GM candidates. I imagine this list would look pretty similar for most teams looking for GM's

I think I would be most concerned that the Bears actually got their act together if they hired someone like Omar Khan
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Khan is probably getting promoted with Colbert retiring, no?

$P1 · Jan 10, 2022

Dr. Richard Cranium said: ↑

the Bears actually got their act together
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LOL NO WORRIES

Dr. Richard Cranium · Jan 10, 2022

DeToxRox said: ↑

Khan is probably getting promoted with Colbert retiring, no?
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Oh yeah I guess that would make sense.

tylerdolphin · Jan 10, 2022

DeToxRox said: ↑

Khan is probably getting promoted with Colbert retiring, no?
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Thought I read earlier this year that Khan was looking to get out because the Steelers were gonna go a different direction

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

dolphins should bring saban home

HotMic · Jan 10, 2022

Tman12 · Jan 10, 2022

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What are we doing?

Irush · Jan 10, 2022

Stop hiring Belichick assistants challenge

prerecordedlive · Jan 10, 2022

Y’all are goofy for watching as an objective spectator.

I truly enjoyed thinking the Saints were going to make the playoffs for the 6 minutes that things were looking good yesterday. You can’t buy that sort of happiness.

~ taylor ~ · Jan 10, 2022

Dr. Richard Cranium said: ↑

If the Miami owner is a big Michigan booster, why would he want to make Michigan worse off? Wouldn't it make more sense for the Dolphins to target Ryan Day or something?
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Like Steinbrenner signing Drew Henson away from his senior year at Michigan.

b7 · Jan 10, 2022

DeToxRox said: ↑

Khan is probably getting promoted with Colbert retiring, no?
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There seems to be a little smoke to Brandon Hunt getting promoted. He is the Pro Scouting Coordinator.

I am a fan of Omar for the job he has done on cap and other strategies but his role I worry translating to a GM and talent acquisition.

fucktx · Jan 10, 2022

I don’t know how cleveland, detroit, or the nyj have any fans left

masochists

tylerdolphin · Jan 10, 2022

Dr. Richard Cranium · Jan 10, 2022

b7 said: ↑

There seems to be a little smoke to Brandon Hunt getting promoted. He is the Pro Scouting Coordinator.

I am a fan of Omar for the job he has done on cap and other strategies but his role I worry translating to a GM and talent acquisition.
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In that article for the Bears it was under the assumption that he would be a head of football ops where he would hire a GM.

b7 · Jan 10, 2022

Dr. Richard Cranium said: ↑

In that article for the Bears it was under the assumption that he would be a head of football ops where he would hire a GM.
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That would make sense for the Bears.

I was referencing about him being next in line in Pittsburgh. Steelers haven’t had a football Ops guy.

I hope Omar gets the Bears job under that premise.

bro · Jan 10, 2022

Bears asked Bills for permission to interview Leslie Frazier.

ohhaithur · Jan 10, 2022

fucktx said: ↑

I don’t know how cleveland, detroit, or the nyj have any fans left

masochists
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I could make a case that being a Chargers fan is worse

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

hopefully he's not responsible for their drafting a tight end to play qb but everything else up in buffalo seems well run so i would like this

thank god they are at least interviewing someone outside of the building unlike last time

SC · Jan 10, 2022

Fire this man, please.

DeToxRox · Jan 10, 2022

Hope for the Giants maybe?

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

DeToxRox said: ↑

Hope for the Giants maybe?
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judge wants to share this really cool FDNY documentary he watched with mara

tylerdolphin · Jan 10, 2022

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Hope for the Giants maybe?
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They're hammering out the last details of the extension

racer · Jan 10, 2022

DeToxRox said: ↑

Hope for the Giants maybe?
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He’s getting Dave’s job, too.

fucktx · Jan 10, 2022

Judge is going to be a player/coach

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

mara is so bad that tisch had to actually come to work for the first time in a decade

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

Cornelius Suttree i have heard good things about ossenfort what about cowden

BudKilmer · Jan 10, 2022

How did Matt Rhule not know the Darnold question was coming lol

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Jimmy Mac · Jan 10, 2022

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Holy shit I had no idea Pep Hamilton was still a thing, now I’m fucking worried the Bears will find him

MG2 · Jan 10, 2022

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Holy shit I had no idea Pep Hamilton was still a thing, now I’m fucking worried the Bears will find him
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He's actually got a pretty good rep as a QB coach in the league right now. Especially after coaching Herbert and Mills as rookies the last two years.

Jimmy Mac · Jan 10, 2022

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He's actually got a pretty good rep as a QB coach in the league right now. Especially after coaching Herbert and Mills as rookies the last two years.
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This is all terrifying

Tobias · Jan 10, 2022

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He's actually got a pretty good rep as a QB coach in the league right now. Especially after coaching Herbert and Mills as rookies the last two years.
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if we insist on bringing danny back i would love to have him in new york

Daniel Ocean · Jan 10, 2022

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I hate you!

But damn, that would be great content.
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I’d pay for it

Cornelius Suttree · Jan 10, 2022

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Cornelius Suttree i have heard good things about ossenfort what about cowden
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I've honestly got no idea. We're such an insignificant organization nationally that we've got like 4 full-time beat writers. And they are basically always in the dark on stuff. So not really in a position to know much about the inner-workings of front office stuff

Maybe mustang66 knows about them because he's the #1 Titans fan on here

kennypowers · Jan 10, 2022

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mara is so bad that tisch had to actually come to work for the first time in a decade
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I want an executive job that’s so easy that it’s news when I report to work and participate in meetings.

bro · Jan 10, 2022

Handcuffed · Jan 10, 2022

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Holy shit I had no idea Pep Hamilton was still a thing, now I’m fucking worried the Bears will find him
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not sure how he is as an OC but he probably has the best rep as a QB coach as anyone in the league at his point

Herbert credited him for a lot of his success last year (plus the guy who went to Philly, i think). And Mills was pretty good this year under him

Chicago could do a lot worse than him if they hire a HC who calls the offensive plays imo

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Daniel Ocean I only lied about being a thief
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