His GM will be Scooter Pioli because this is Dimitroff hooking up his boy Fat Scott

for those of you that cant tell lol

I'm guessing with the Falcons having a successful year teams will interview him if for nothing more than to see how their operation is run and what kind of a guy Koetter is. Buzz is he's a good interview. But he doesn't on the surface fit what either the Browns or Chiefs are publicly claiming that they are looking for...

Their offense was pretty explosive. And that was with Julio being in and out of the lineup for much of the year. Not sure what point you're trying to make because this wasn't some sort of vanilla offense or bad playcalling.

This move would definitely boost season ticket sales - said no one ever.

Yep killed the anticipation out of the #1 overall and the future of the organization. Clark is ****ing the pooch here

I didn't but I know him since he was in Jax for a good while, yet these ****ers won't listen to me when I actually have proof of his ineptness. **** yall, I hope you get him.

This is another patriots leaf off the dying tree/.


I realize some want to believe with all their hearts that he's gone, but this move screams Scott Pioli.

I went to their first game in person. So answer my question now: is 13-3 not impressive enough for you?

Nope. Over par, in the teens.

I see no link to the Patriots in his resume.

I must be missing something

Falcons have the week off, time for him to get some interviews in. Nothing wrong with looking for a large range of prospects.

you know what else was impressive? The Arizona Cardinals in 2008 when we interviewed and then hired Todd Haley

and this is the exact same thing

a turd stain coach from Arizona that got a OC job in the NFL and was able to coast on ALL WORLD TALENT on offense to land him an interview

Agreed. Koetter is awful. He was basically Jacksonville's version of Herm Edwards, but at least the Jags didn't make him the HC.

They'd get a lead.....and then take the foot off of the gas. He forced the ball to Turner in an attempt to establish a run game.....instead of actually playing to his player's strengths.

The current GM in Atlanta is Thomas Dimitroff, who worked with Scott Pioli in New England.