McDaniel's backing out of the Indy job has me wondering about Luck

[Merlin]

Wow. Yeah we disagree on this class. Bigtime.

 

[Ram65]

Got to know what they offered McD to stay. If BB is done in a year or two I can understand why he would stay. Young children, questions about Luck and future Patsie HC job all good reasons to stay.

 

[LesBaker]

future Patsie HC job all good reasons to stay.

But it changes DRASTICALLY when Brady either drops off from age or simply decides to retire.

That will change that job from "perfect" to "shit" on that exact day.

 

[nighttrain]

But it changes DRASTICALLY when Brady either drops off from age or simply decides to retire.

That will change that job from "perfect" to "crap" on that exact day.

if Brady plays next year i'll be a bit surprised, the year after, i'll be in awe,
Brady and the Cheat both gone after next season,jmo
train

 

[Loyal]

and of course, your absolutely objective opinion is that Jared Goff is the best QB since Marino.....


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KgAilTTZnQ

 

[Loyal]

OUCH!

 

[Loyal]

 

[Ram65]

But it changes DRASTICALLY when Brady either drops off from age or simply decides to retire.

That will change that job from "perfect" to "crap" on that exact day.

Just left the Jimmy G contract thread. He would have given McD a fighting chance. The Patsies have been able to reload year after year with Brady being the constant. I highly doubt we see the likes of this again. He will have his hands full.

 

[Corbin]

Guaranteed 7 wins right there

 

[CGI_Ram]

If BB is done in a year or two I can understand why he would stay.

Not to mention Belichick could work on transitional training, show him the ropes, so to speak. You know, on the cheating techniques...

 

[LACHAMP46]

yes.....6 QB's in the first round...probably 4 instant starters.....Browns, Jets, GIANTS......and Broncos????
as they should be....stop reporting verbal agreements....or fax a signature then report it.

 

[CGI_Ram]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...-speaks-after-reporter-shows-up-at-his-house/

Patriots' Josh McDaniels finally speaks after reporter shows up at his house

It's been pretty easy to find critics of Josh McDaniels, the Patriots offensive coordinator who was expected to become the next Colts head coach this week only to back out at the 11th hour. The move left the Colts scramblingand everyone else blasting McDaniels for his unprofessional behavior.

On Wednesday, we finally heard from McDaniels, if only briefly, after an NBC10 Boston reporter knocked on his door. The Patriots offensive coordinator was understandably surprised when he answered, saying "I love Patriot Nation" when asked for comment on, you know, this whole situation.

And when the reporter tried to ask a follow-up question, McDaniels would only offer this: "No, I'm not going to do any comments. Thank you."

McDaniels also said he's feeling "fine," which must be a huge relief to the Colts and their fans.

Meanwhile, count former Hall of Famer Tony Dungy, who won a Super Bowlas the Colts coach, as wholly unimpressed with McDaniels.

On Thursday morning ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted this message he received from an NFL executive: "I'm sure this is unpopular in our instant take world but good for Josh. It's not his fault playoff system and interview window is as it is."

"You make those decisions before you say I Do," Dungy continued, via PFT. "Don't get married start a family then say I changed my mind. He didn't sign the contract but he said I Do. That is common decency and integrity. You don't do that to the families of your peers."

And Dungy wasn't buying the idea that McDaniels was talked into the decision by Kraft, who reportedly was happy to stick it to the Colts for Deflategate.

"Has nothing to do with a Bob Kraft. This is all on Josh McDaniels. He's a grown man and has to take responsibility for his decisions," Dungy wrote. "I can tell you in the football coaching community it's not even close to being acceptable."

And while a skeptic might note that Dungy is coming at this as a Colts supporter, know this: McDaniels' agent fired him this week, reportedly calling his decision to stay in New England "career suicide."

 

[DaveFan'51]

I remember when half of this board wanted that dipshit. he will never be a good head coach.

After his performance in Denver, I definitely wasn't part of the group that wanted him! And my opinion of him hasn't changed over the Years! I think Bellicheat and Brady have more to do with the success of the Pats Offence than McDaniels! JMHO!

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

They signed and plan on keeping a few of the assistants. They didn't actually move to Indianapolis yet. From what I understand, once Josh backed out his assistants were given the option to sign or not.

 

[Faceplant]

And while a skeptic might note that Dungy is coming at this as a Colts supporter, know this: McDaniels' agent fired him this week, reportedly calling his decision to stay in New England "career suicide."

How does an agent fire a client??

 

[CGI_Ram]

They probably need to look closer at that shoulder. It just doesn’t look right.