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http://broadband.espn.go.com/video/clip?id=20896213 Interesting that he/his family agreed to being interviewed and displaying his ailments on full display like this. |
Per brad wells twitter (I know, its brad wells). I wonder what the rift would be?
Brad Wells @BradWellsNFL I have heard nothing regarding Peyton Manning, Jon Gruden, and the Colts. What I have heard is a divide between Chris Ballard and Irsay's daughters. That's rumor. Nothing I can confirm. 7:28 AM - Dec 26, 2017 |
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Or it could all be Bullshit since it is Brad Wells.
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why the hell is anyone even acknowledging his bullshit |
I'd go
1. Leslie Frazier 2. Jim Harbaugh 3. Hate to say this Matt Patricia |
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1. Not Pagano 2. Definitely not Pagano 3. No way in hell Pagano |
Lol Leslie Frazier
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On a sports talk show this morning, Bruce Arians name got mentioned.
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I see what a lot of the NFL is running and it is basically a West Coast Offense with a mix of longer patterns on each and every single play giving the QB options at multiple levels. Check the long ball to see if coverage was blown and if you have time or progress and hit someone shorter in space with hopefully room to run. Our current offense often floods the same space with 2 or 3 receivers grouping all of the defenders into the space where the ball is going. Does not result in much YAC. I would love to see Luck in a real offensive system. Arians system is not what I want; we saw that in 2012 with the long ball all the time. No thanks. Walk Worthy, |
Discussion today on the local talk radio (in Indy right now for the holidays) was about this. Not by Dakich, but whoever comes on 1070 after him.
Consensus seemed to be Toub, who is likely Ballard's top pick, would be a tough sell to the fans, whether he is the right pick or not, given his lack of previous HC experience and the fact Irsay the last few seasons seemed to be striking out for a big name coaching hire and failed. Toub would be a bit of a let down compared to the guys it seemed Irsay was going after Further the feeling was would be best to have someone with some prior head coaching experience or at the very least someone with just more than 1-2 years as experience as a coordinator, pointing out how while Pagano was the DC in Baltimore, it was only for a season and the D was pretty stacked at the time he was coaching him and with a good system in place even before he took the job. Also felt the job would have been much easier to hire for 1-2 years ago, when Pagano should have been fired and before there was the lingering issue with Luck's shoulder. For that reason its not likely to be a "big name" hire, so basically forget Harbaugh (I though that was a longshot before anyway) or any well established coach looking to make a change. All decent things hard to argue, though not sure where that leaves things on the coaching front. |
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But Marty really was a HORRIBLE playoff coach. 5-13 career playoff record. I know many things play into that record, like the Fumble, the Drive, 3 missed FGs vs. the Colts I believe in 1995, even the fluky INT for Brady and then a fumble on the INT return in 2006. Heck the Colts benefited greatly from his losses over the years. But still, that's a bad record. 5 times he had teams with eleven wins or more that lost in the first round in the playoffs. Those aren't just playoff teams, those are teams that should be conference championship contenders that lose in the first round. And this is with multiple different teams over multiple different decades, not just one team that failed over and over I know Manning, as QB, struggled with this same perception for years, but he actually ended up near .500 for his career in the playoffs, which is not great but respectable. https://www.pro-football-reference.c...es/SchoMa0.htm |
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Hears on XM Radio today that there is an apparent rift between Bill O'Brien and GM Rick Smith. So O'Brien may be on his way out.
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I hate this YOU GOTTA HIRE A BIG NAME thing JMV is on about. The last big name Irsay trumpeted was Joe Philbin, so how's that working out?
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Why is a big name important?
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Just more nonsense and rumors |
I'm going to start compiling names here, feel free to add.
This list is in no particular order: Jim Harbaugh David Shaw Nick Saban Jon Gruden Bill Cowher Jim Mora Jr Dave Toub Josh McDaniels Matt Patricia Jim Bob Cooter Teryl Austin Scott Linehan Todd Haley Dennis Allen Frank Reich Pete Carmichael Matt Lafleur Pat Schurmer Mike Smith Mike Shannahan Mike Shula Matt Nagy Tom Cable |
Adam Schefter
Verified account @AdamSchefter 37m37 minutes ago More No surprise, but Indianapolis is expected to part ways with head coach Chuck Pagano, per sources. |
If this team hires Tom Cable -- the guy who will be bounced in SEA because their OL is actually somehow worse than Indy's -- then Irsay can kiss any chance of a 2018 fanbase goodbye.
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Wouldn't consider Cable for HC but maybe for OL coach or OC. |
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One of the rare instances where we’d support Irsay meddling into the GM’s affairs? |
Pretty much anyone would be an upgrade over Pagano, however i would prefer someone who has previous HC experience in the hope that they will have learned from their mistakes the first time around, not expecting another Belichick, but just don't want to possibly suffer through another first timer again.
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Cable would be a horrible choice. He has never won on any level as a HC. I would rather see Ballard tab one of his two coaches at KC. I hope he casts a wide net and gets the right guy in here. He can't fuck this up. Irsay can't afford to have this fucked up again.
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