2023 Coaches fired thread

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Johnson absolutely should get a job. I'll look at things later and throw a few names out there.
 
Frank Reich lasted a total of just 11 games in his 1st season coaching the Panthers.

Even Urban Meyer lasted 13 games; and he didn't even know the names of the players ... on his Own Team!!!

So Frank Reich has now worked for Jim Irsay and David Tepper. I got to believe Mark Davis will be calling.
 
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Allen2McVay said:
Frank Reich lasted a total of just 11 games in his 1st season coaching the Panthers.

Even Urban Meyer lasted 13 games; and he didn't even know the names of the players ... on his Own Team!!!

So Frank Reich has now worked for Jim Irsay and David Tepper. I got to believe Mark Davis will be calling.
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Oooohh how about Spanos :D Keep the renters in mediocrity haha
 
Kupped said:
Who will be the top candidates this offseason?

My guess is the top two guys are Quinn from Dallas and Johnson from Detroit.

After that? I don't know.
I think Morris will be very attractive to a lot of teams.. but he's not a flashy hire, at all. If the D keeps it up and the Rams make the playoffs.. he should absolutely get a job.

And I'd kill for Evero back if that happens.
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Yeah, I'd say Quinn and Johnson def tops with a couple other guys I'm not sure of to round out the top 3. Prob offensive guys as there's a trend in the league towards offensive coaches so you don't have your QB (often a draft pick) relearning a new offense every other year when guys get promoted.

I will say, sounds like people will sell their kids to get a shot at Washington job. Loads of cap space, picks, and seemingly new and good ownership.
 
So Tepper paid a ton of money for a College Head Coach in Matt Rhule, then shocked everyone when he hired Frank Reich. Where do the Panthers go now? A couple of hot coordinators seem to be where one would go. Two that jump out are Offensive Coordinator Bobby Slowick or Mike Macdonald Ravens Defensive Coordinator.

One would think with a young QB, you would want an offensive coach, but you just fired one. Macdonald has worked with both Harbaugh's plus has run upper tier defenses, but I am sure it will be predicated on who his offensive coordinator would be.
 
Ramrocket said:
You would have to think Carolina would be at the bottom of the list of teams any potential HC would want to go. Teller will have to pay overs to get his man.
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Well, David Tepper is the wealthiest owner in the NFL, however, when you combine Stan Kroenke (15.7) & his Wife Ann Walton Kroenke (9.2), they are at 24.9 Billion, trumping Tepper who stands at 20.9 billion.

However, the Denver Bronco owner Rob Walton crushes everyone at 65 Billion. Nice to be a Walton and not John Boy.
 
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Allen2McVay said:
Frank Reich lasted a total of just 11 games in his 1st season coaching the Panthers.

Even Urban Meyer lasted 13 games; and he didn't even know the names of the players ... on his Own Team!!!

So Frank Reich has now worked for Jim Irsay and David Tepper. I got to believe Mark Davis will be calling.
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I get the sense that Reich is well regarded in the NFL. I doubt he gets a HC job this cycle. But I wouldn't be shocked if he did.

Doesn't sound like Bryce was his QB (it was Stroud) and that Panther's team may have seriously out performed at the end of last year giving the false sense of how far they have to go (in addition to trading away a low level #1 receiver) and all their draft picks.
 
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WestCoastRam said:
I get the sense that Reich is well regarded in the NFL. I doubt he gets a HC job this cycle. But I wouldn't be shocked if he did.
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It's rare you get a 3rd opportunity, there have been some like Norv Turner & Wade Phillips for example, however, they had a better overall record then Reich, plus Reich is now 61 so I could see him as a high profile OC.
 
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den-the-coach said:
So Tepper paid a ton of money for a College Head Coach in Matt Rhule, then shocked everyone when he hired Frank Reich. Where do the Panthers go now? A couple of hot coordinators seem to be where one would go. Two that jump out are Offensive Coordinator Bobby Slowick or Mike Macdonald Ravens Defensive Coordinator.

One would think with a young QB, you would want an offensive coach, but you just fired one. Macdonald has worked with both Harbaugh's plus has run upper tier defenses, but I am sure it will be predicated on who his offensive coordinator would be.
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I expect him to reach for an OC of an established offense because of his need to be proven right with the QB he drafted. And he'll probably hire someone iffy, like Mike LaFleur.
 
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den-the-coach said:
It's rare you get a 3rd opportunity, there have been some like Norv Turner & Wade Phillips for example, however, they had a better overall record then Reich, plus Reich is now 61 so I could see him as a high profile OC.
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Former head coaches on the rebound are often very good when they go back to coordinator. I expect Frank will settle in for whoever hires him and do a great job. He's one of those rare OCs who loves balance.

And I agree he won't be getting any more HC attention.
 
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Merlin said:
Former head coaches on the rebound are often very good when they go back to coordinator. I expect Frank will settle in for whoever hires him and do a great job. He's one of those rare OCs who loves balance.

And I agree he won't be getting any more HC attention.
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Guy is a very very highly respected OC. Though it does seem like he could have done more to help out Bryce. Still, not a lot of talent to work with on that offense.
 
Merlin said:
I expect him to reach for an OC of an established offense because of his need to be proven right with the QB he drafted. And he'll probably hire someone iffy, like Mike LaFleur.
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LaFleur doesn't call the plays and the McVay sizzle has cooled recently, so I see the Panthers going for an OC that has a track record of calling plays or some success with a young QB like Slowik in Houston or Brian Johnson with the Eagles.

But I also believe Mike Macdonald DC of the Ravens, who looks like a Harbaugh, might be too good for Tepper to pass up.

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den-the-coach said:
LaFleur doesn't call the plays and the McVay sizzle has cooled recently, so I see the Panthers going for an OC that has a track record of calling plays or some success with a young QB like Slowik in Houston or Brian Johnson with the Eagles.

But I also believe Mike Macdonald DC of the Ravens, who looks like a Harbaugh, might be too good for Tepper to pass up.

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Sound reasoning Den. But Tepper is a moron.
 
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Also and btw the dude in Houston is getting one of these HC jobs. That's written already I think.
 
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