Did you have a look at his face after the whiners completed their second 3rd and 16? Then after the winning fg? That looked like a man who wanted to kill someone. Some serious changes are coming.
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Rams to "make major changes in offseason"
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Did you have a look at his face after the whiners completed their second 3rd and 16? Then after the winning fg? That looked like a man who wanted to kill someone. Some serious changes are coming.
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The Peter principle states that a person who is competent at their job will earn promotion to a more senior position which requires different skills. If the promoted person lacks the skills required for their new role, then they will be incompetent at their new level, and so they will not be promoted again. But if they are competent at their new role, then they will be promoted again, and they will continue to be promoted until they eventually reach a level at which they are incompetent. Being incompetent, they do not qualify to be promoted again, and so remain stuck at that final level for the rest of their career (termed "Final Placement" or "Peter's Plateau").
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Damn, you got technical on me. 'I'm just talking about what everyday people mean when they use this term. I guess, thanks for educating me on the Peter principals true definition. Although I probably could have made it through life without knowing all this.
I think the Raiders are the primary threat to get Callahan, as Cable is a bit of a jerk and BC would be a very big upgrade. Also could see Dallas as a threat with Jerry Jones throwing money at him in an assistant role for whichever HC he ropes in. Dallas' OL has probably underperformed more than any other in this league tbh.
Re: Kromer & Callahan working together I think that's a bit too much ego/experience in one room. You want one voice so if Callahan is in the mix I think McVay makes the move and that's the NFL.
Most likely correct here, but with the OC role, they could work in unison, however, that might not be the case. IMO, if McVay wants Callahan I believe the Rams will get him as ESK spares no expense with assistants and they did work together, but concur on the Dallas front as their current Offensive Line Coach Marc Colombo has little experience, but is highly regarded.
The only change I see will be Wade, due to retirement over anything.
I hope they don't knee jerk over a likely 9-7 season and do something brash. Stay the course, tweak what you need to.
I hope they don't knee jerk over a likely 9-7 season and do something brash. Stay the course, tweak what you need to.
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I think with Wade we could see some defensive position coaches change as well. Also I’m thinking McVay brings in an OC, though I doubt he takes play calling away.
If they bring in an OC, my classic signature line will be relevant again.
When all else fails....
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TBF, Kromer did come up under Callahan in the NFL. But I agree. Kromer is one of the NFL's top OL Coaches. I don't think he'd take kindly to having Callahan be made his boss.
I'm not sure. If McVay goes for an OC, the offensive philosophy has to be close to his own. The thing is...does he want one?
A.J. Hicks
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I would think either of those guys would align pretty well with Mcvay. He coached with both before coming here.
One thing I know for certain Mcvay will work tirelessly to get it figured out.
Get the wedding and festivities out of the way we have a football team to get together.
Wasn't trying to be a dick. Sorry bro.
I had also never heard it used like you said, but I've never been in corporate America. It's probably a lack of experience in my part.
