Next HC preferences

[Mr. Session]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

I agree on Dungy. Not so much on Arians. I'm sure the record would improve under him, but we need to bring in someone who will put an O in place that protects the QB rather than get the crap beat out of them.

It has to be McDaniels.

Get the ball out of Luck's hands and get a coach who can get in his ass and hold him accountable when he wants to be stubborn and choose not too.

If there is a ST or defensive guy out there that is better; We need to make sure we get an OC that can do the same.

[Colt Classic]

I just read on another team's forum that McDaniels wants GM-level input. Not sure if that can be toned down to "working hand in hand with a GM like Ballard", but that sounds like he'd rather take on a team with no front office in place.

[Spike]

Originally Posted by Colt Classic

I just read on another team's forum that McDaniels wants GM-level input. Not sure if that can be toned down to "working hand in hand with a GM like Ballard", but that sounds like he'd rather take on a team with no front office in place.

Well then fuck him, he hasn't earned that right.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by Spike

Well then fuck him, he hasn't earned that right.

Yeah, something tells me Ballard will show him the door.

[rcubed]

Originally Posted by Colt Classic

I just read on another team's forum that McDaniels wants GM-level input. Not sure if that can be toned down to "working hand in hand with a GM like Ballard", but that sounds like he'd rather take on a team with no front office in place.

No way, that was one of his biggest problems last time. He tried to control too much. Fuck that guy. I think this is a due diligence interview anyway, I still think it will be Toub.

[nate505]

I'm on the Toub bandwagon myself. He seems like a competent leader who will hire smart coordinators that fit his and Ballard's vision.

I really don't give a fuck about a big name coach. I want the Colts to go the Rams route.

[rcubed]

In the press conference, ballard said prior HC not required, he wants a teacher to develop players, relationship with GM is vitally important. That all points to toub. They have been working together since their days in chicago. Doyle wrote an article about this. Unless someone comes in and really hits it off with ballard, I would say its toub’s job.

[Hoopsdoc]

Originally Posted by omahacolt

fuck no to both

As much as you hate Dungy, you cannot deny he was a damn good coach. And don’t say it was all Manning-he took the Bucs from all of pro sports laughingstock to the NFC championship game with Shaun freakin King. Then Gruden snaked in after he got fired, won the super bowl, and then proceeded to go straight down into purgatory before HE finally got fired. That Bucs super bowl trophy should have Dungys name on it. He BUILT that team.

[Puck]

Originally Posted by nate505

I'm on the Toub bandwagon myself. He seems like a competent leader who will hire smart coordinators that fit his and Ballard's vision.

I really don't give a fuck about a big name coach. I want the Colts to go the Rams route.

I want Nagy or McDaniels. For sure an offensive coach preferably one the will run and call their own offense, not relying on a coordinator to bring a system with them,

[Spike]

Well, we have less competition since the Bengals just resigned Lewis to a 2 year contract. Bengal fans are committing suicide as we speak.