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Cool, honestly only ask as his defense in Carolina seemed ok , but I honestly don't know much about him.
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Very good front 7 with a good pass rush and a good secondary. Most DC's will do good with that roster.
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I was just reading on that.
I am reading the Colts Fans would be unhappy with that, and that could lead to pressure to hire another choice.
This feels like Raheem’s only shot for HC in 2023. And… it’s looking weak.
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Personally I’d start with an experienced head coach and hire Saturday as the offensive coordinator or lower. Jeff needs to take it a little slower. But Irsay is a fool and what guy wants to coach the Colts with Saturday having Irsay’s ear? I guess the paycheck may be worth it.
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Jeff Saturday is no FREAKING OC!! He could barley manage a game right. He needs to hire his own people be successful though.
Be funny if Raheem Morris was The Rams OC. I’d LMAO because he is more qualified all around than Jeff Saturday besides the O’Line
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Jeff Saturday may be less qualified to be an offensive coordinator than to be a head coach.
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My position of course is different from most of ROD. Having DC Morris around another season would assist McVay. Thus it would be a positive.
I have voiced in the past the two 3rd rd selection awards would be more positive. I feel differently after what has occurred over the last month with McVay.
Morris's early resume foundation is the defensive secondary the area that will undergo the most changes here shortly in coaches & DB's.
McVay currently has his hands full in the major transitions on the offensive side coaches. I would prefer not to add & mix in more changes at this time with additional new DC staff.
It was McVay who was the driving force behind bringing in & signing Stafford to make this a long-term winning team. Rams paid a mega ultra-high price in so many ways to bring in Stafford for McVay to bring about a long-term winning team. Less than 2 yrs ago in the team's future draft selection assets. In little over 10 months ago McVay signed Stafford to a mega 4-year deal $160 million contract extension. Then I hear he wants out ........after concluding a deplorable losing season?
McVay did not look good in my old eyes.......glad he decided to return.
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"Want" and reality are two different things. The Cowboys aren't winning a Super Bowl with Jerruh at the helm. They also have a ton of free agents set to hit the market this offseason.
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This Colts/Saturday situation makes my blood boil
NFL trying to address the hiring issue, trying to make opportunities for minority assistants, and this buffoon is out and out sticking it to them all.
NFL trying to address the hiring issue, trying to make opportunities for minority assistants, and this buffoon is out and out sticking it to them all.
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Irsay is out of his mind if he thinks Saturday is on par with Raheem Morris as a head coach.
The beauty of all this, though, is that if he hires Saturday he'll suffer the most. Because they're friends. He'll realize his mistake then need to fire his drinking buddy at some point next season or the season thereafter.
Sucks for the fans though. Boy do I remember those days with Georgia.
The beauty of all this, though, is that if he hires Saturday he'll suffer the most. Because they're friends. He'll realize his mistake then need to fire his drinking buddy at some point next season or the season thereafter.
Sucks for the fans though. Boy do I remember those days with Georgia.
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If they lose Morris maybe Steve Wilkes wouldn't be a bad DC candidate. Maybe even Assist HC.. Very experienced and McVay wouldn't have to spend much energy on defense. Give it all to him and forget it like he did with Phillips.
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I actually have 3 friends that are Dolts fans. I feel bad for them.
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Wilks wouldn't be a bad candidate. He'd be the worst candidate possible. If you think Morris is terrible, Wilks must be hellspawn.
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So race is more important than ability?
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Hiring process being followed to ensure fairness for all candidates is more important than cronyism. NFL fighting an image of the boys club and here we have an owner hiring a completely unqualified individual because they are friends.