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[Faceplant]

Asshole Face eyeing two high-profile NFL jobs in potential return to head coaching​

Sean Payton eyeing Rams, Chargers head coaching jobs

If he was going to return as an NFL head coach, these two franchises appear most interesting to Asshole Face.

clutchpoints.com

Rapoport stated that both the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers are teams of interest in Payton’s head-coaching search.

Wait.......wut?

 

[Allen2McVay]

Wait.......wut?

Last off-season, Rams' fans had to deal with a ton of negative reporting about McVay taking big-$ for a TV gig, Donald retiring because he had done it all and Stafford’s elbow being a major, season-long problem.

And that was after winning a Lombardi!

This offseason will be more of the same shit, except it will be neck, spine and retirement talk for Stafford.

These guys will eventually move on but, until then, we will (unfortunately) be stuck with a lot of negative (again, if you’re a Rams’ fan) conjecture and speculation as a regular part of Rams' reporting.

 

[den-the-coach]

This is the way I look at it, I'm sure Peyton likes Los Angeles so there is that and if McVay did actually retire or step away from the game, I'm sure Peyton whether we like or not, would be on the short list. Overall I'm not concerned because IMO, I don't believe McVay would walk away from a losing record plus IMO, the acquition of Baker Mayfield has IMO rejuvenated McVay for the rest of this season.

Big win for the Chargers last night as IMO, Staley will have to make post season and win one game to stay, otherwise the Chargers might make a change based on the fact that Peyton is available. Again I don't see him coming to the Rams, but that might be the scuttlebutt until this season is finally over.

 

[OldSchool]

Sources: NFL reminds owners of costly firings

NFL officials have informed the owners of the league's 32 franchises that teams have spent $800 million on fired coaches and front-office executives over the past five years, league sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

 

[Kupped]

Last off-season, Rams' fans had to deal with a ton of negative reporting about McVay taking big-$ for a TV gig, Donald retiring because he had done it all and Stafford’s elbow being a major, season-long problem.

And that was after winning a Lombardi!

This offseason will be more of the same shit, except it will be neck, spine and retirement talk for Stafford.

These guys will eventually move on but, until then, we will (unfortunately) be stuck with a lot of negative (again, if you’re a Rams’ fan) conjecture and speculation as a regular part of Rams' reporting.

As a Rams fan.. I think supporters of teams get hyper-focused on the negative reporting surrounding their teams and take for granted the good reporting. There was a shit-ton of positive media coverage of the Rams this last offseason.. how they changed the league.. etc.

 

[TXRams86]

View: https://twitter.com/tompelissero/status/1607431171176300544?s=46&t=_a6rduxltl-fMTrqm32p8g

 

[TXRams86]

Well that didn't take long after the ass whooping we put on 'em.

 

[Angry Ram]

View: https://twitter.com/tompelissero/status/1607431171176300544?s=46&t=_a6rduxltl-fMTrqm32p8g

I'm so glad the Rams don't have to deal with this shit anymore.

 

[LouisvilleRam]

Losing to this years Rams 51-14 is enough to get your walking papers

 

[OldSchool]

View: https://twitter.com/JosinaAnderson/status/1607433728988422145?


Next piece to fall. If the new owners are intelligent they get somebody in at GM fast before the draft.

 

[dieterbrock]

Man, there have been some coaches who got fired after 1 season, but to not even make it thru the first? May be the worst HC hire I can recall

 

[RamsOfCastamere]

Damn, we ruined his Christmas. His Christmas’s will never be the same.

 

[Merlin]

View: https://twitter.com/JosinaAnderson/status/1607433728988422145?


Next piece to fall. If the new owners are intelligent they get somebody in at GM fast before the draft.

I would guess Denver goes all in for Asshole Face. If they can get a coach of his standing then the GM spot is determined at his whim because he'll come with final say on the roster. But there's only two guys potentially of that level, those being him and Harbaugh who may not leave Michigan but I think is doable if the team is serious.

 

[Allen2McVay]

Man, there have been some coaches who got fired after 1 season, but to not even make it thru the first? May be the worst HC hire I can recall

I thought the award for "The Worst Head Coach Hire ... EVER!" was re-named the Urban Meyer Award.

 

[Merlin]

Man, there have been some coaches who got fired after 1 season, but to not even make it thru the first? May be the worst HC hire I can recall

I almost feel sorry for the guy. That's a stacked division for a new head coach. Didn't live up to preseason expectations but its tough living to try to make the playoffs in that grouping.

 

[OldSchool]

Hackett seems like one of the many guys that are just better at being a coordinator and not the main guy. There's a long list of such people and we've had a couple of them ourselves.

 

[den-the-coach]

Hackett seems like one of the many guys that are just better at being a coordinator and not the main guy. There's a long list of such people and we've had a couple of them ourselves.

He was really not that good of a coordinator as I didn't understand the hiring from the outset. He called plays for Jacksonville & at Syracuse University with checkered results at best.

Now just because a OC doesn't call plays or is limited that does not mean that much to an extent as Doug Pederson (KC) & most recently Kevin O'Connell has proven, but Hackett reminded me so much of Scott Linehan in looks, demeanor along with the inability to motivate and so he's now a one year Head Coach and can go back to drinking with Aaron Rodgers.

 

[OldSchool]

He was really not that good of a coordinator as I didn't understand the hiring from the outset. He called plays for Jacksonville & at Syracuse University with checkered results at best.

Now just because a OC doesn't call plays or is limited that does not mean that much to an extent as Doug Pederson (KC) & most recently Kevin O'Connell has proven, but Hackett reminded me so much of Scott Linehan in looks, demeanor along with the inability to motivate and so he's now a one year Head Coach and can go back to drinking with Aaron Rodgers.

I still think his first choice would be the Chargers but that depends on cheap SOB owning that team.

 

[den-the-coach]

I still think his first choice would be the Chargers but that depends on cheap SOB owning that team.

I agree, but I don't see the Chargers parting ways with Staley unless they have an epic collapse. But it could start tonight then compounded by losing to the Rams next week.

 

[Merlin]

Now just because a OC doesn't call plays or is limited that does not mean that much to an extent as Doug Pederson (KC) & most recently Kevin O'Connell has proven, but Hackett reminded me so much of Scott Linehan in looks, demeanor along with the inability to motivate and so he's now a one year Head Coach and can go back to drinking with Aaron Rodgers.

Do you think they wear skinny jeans when they drink together. Shirtless. Seems likely. Though Aaron one-ups him with the man bun I am sure.