Byron Leftwich expected to be Jags new coach

[Eleazar]

Huh. It seems Doug Pederson was a better choice and the Jaguars were wise to hire him instead.

[Imon Yourside]

Originally Posted by Razaele

Huh. It seems Doug Pederson was a better choice and the Jaguars were wise to hire him instead.

No brainer to me

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Imon Yourside

No brainer to me

Pederson's a hell of a coach.

[scho63]

I wonder if they are going to name Brady the OC and he retires from playing?

[Chiefnj2]

Dolphins just fired their DC who gave Buffalo fits last week. 7 sacks, 2 picks while the offense had 2 picks and 5 or 6 three and outs. It's a tough business.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Dolphins just fired their DC who gave Buffalo fits last week. 7 sacks, 2 picks while the offense had 2 picks and 5 or 6 three and outs. It's a tough business.

I still can't figure out why there's a cult of Mike McDaniel fanbois.

there's a real chance that guy's just a shitty coach. The performance of that Dolphins team was just wholly unacceptable over the 2nd half, even when they had Tua back. And then watching that game against Buffalo I saw that they were getting everything they could've reasonably hoped for from Chubb - he was a REAL handful for Dawkins. Meanwhile their new hotness offensive mastermind HC had that team looking confused as hell and completely disorganized the whole time.

I mean that roster has a ton of talent and they just couldn't get out of their own way.

I think there's a real possibility that McDaniel is a lousy head coach. And maybe he won't always be - but he looked wholly unprepared from the moment Miami faced a little adversity.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I still can't figure out why there's a cult of Mike McDaniel fanbois.

there's a real chance that guy's just a shitty coach. The performance of that Dolphins team was just wholly unacceptable over the 2nd half, even when they had Tua back. And then watching that game against Buffalo I saw that they were getting everything they could've reasonably hoped for from Chubb - he was a REAL handful for Dawkins. Meanwhile their new hotness offensive mastermind HC had that team looking confused as hell and completely disorganized the whole time.

I mean that roster has a ton of talent and they just couldn't get out of their own way.

I think there's a real possibility that McDaniel is a lousy head coach. And maybe he won't always be - but he looked wholly unprepared from the moment Miami faced a little adversity.

McDaniel finished with the same regular season record as Flores did the year before… 9-8… even though McDaniel had a shit load more talent (especially on offense) to work with.

Yes McDaniel got the team to the playoffs, unlike Flores in 2021… but not sure if backing their way into the playoffs is a great accomplishment.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

They're going to keep Bowles around?

Man - he must have HURLED that coaching staff under the bus.

"Hey Todd, let's talk about the sea...."

"LEFTWICH IS A PIECE OF SHIT!!!"

I mean damn - what did that guy demonstrate that suggest he should keep his job if none of the rest of that staff does...

LOL. Has to be. No falling on the sword with this one.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Sure - And you can bet 'stuck with him' was how Bowles explained the situation in his exit interview.

I mean Leftwich is gonna get an OC gig somewhere. He's a pretty highly regarded coordinator leaguewide. And Bowles has never exactly covered himself in glory as a head coach.

Claiming he was 'stuck with' a guy who might be a little worse than 'his' guy, but could also be a fair amount better, is pretty presumptuous.

Just strikes me as a situation where Bowles blamed not having 'his' staff in place when there's nothing in his history to suggest that hand-picking his staff is going to make a real difference.

This is a dude with a 26-41 record prior to this season. A guy who managed to limp to 8-9 in the worst division I've ever seen. In 5 seasons as a head coach he's managed a .500 record once and helmed a below .500 squad for his only playoff appearance.

I mean there's just about no reason at all to think that giving him MORE rope is going to accomplish anything.

Good. Their cap is a mess (IIRC) and I hope they’re a ****ing shitshow rodeo for the foreseeable future. They deserve to pay the price for selling their soul to the devil.

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

Seems like the trend so far this year is for HC's on the hot seat to throw the coordinators under the bus from the opposite side of the HC's supposed area of expertise.

Staley, a defensive guy firing his OC and QB coach/passing game coordinator.

McDaniel in Miami, an offensive guy firing his DC.

Bowles a defensive guy in Tampa firing his OC.

Stefanski an offensive guy in Cleveland firing his DC.

A tale as old as time. Squirmin Herman Mother****ing Sack of **** Edwards did the same shit. All while his defense went to shit when the depth (that he was supposed to replace) went to ****.

Chan Gailey deserved Coach of the Year consideration for the magic he pulled.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I still can't figure out why there's a cult of Mike McDaniel fanbois.

there's a real chance that guy's just a shitty coach. The performance of that Dolphins team was just wholly unacceptable over the 2nd half, even when they had Tua back. And then watching that game against Buffalo I saw that they were getting everything they could've reasonably hoped for from Chubb - he was a REAL handful for Dawkins. Meanwhile their new hotness offensive mastermind HC had that team looking confused as hell and completely disorganized the whole time.

I mean that roster has a ton of talent and they just couldn't get out of their own way.

I think there's a real possibility that McDaniel is a lousy head coach. And maybe he won't always be - but he looked wholly unprepared from the moment Miami faced a little adversity.

Look man. The timeliness of the playcalls will get your ass canned in ****ing High School. That shit isn’t acceptable at any level. Ever. Regardless of personnel. And it’s not like they had these issues when a backup had to go in. He had 3 weeks with the dude. That’s just blatant incompetence, and if I was a Miami fan I’d riot.

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

McDaniel finished with the same regular season record as Flores did the year before… 9-8… even though McDaniel had a shit load more talent (especially on offense) to work with.

Yes McDaniel got the team to the playoffs, unlike Flores in 2021… but not sure if backing their way into the playoffs is a great accomplishment.

I mean there is a real case for injuries, but yeah. Tuas shit is shocking. Even if we wait to cast aspersions until we get closer to the whole story. Tyreek getting knicked is … duh. That’s why you don’t max a guys usage the first 8 weeks, regardless of how he says he feels. The talent they went and got that he underperformed with is damning. Especially welling out a win they had no business nabbing from the Bills and Brother****ing Cheatriot being absolutely atrocious.

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I still can't figure out why there's a cult of Mike McDaniel fanbois.

there's a real chance that guy's just a shitty coach. The performance of that Dolphins team was just wholly unacceptable over the 2nd half, even when they had Tua back. And then watching that game against Buffalo I saw that they were getting everything they could've reasonably hoped for from Chubb - he was a REAL handful for Dawkins. Meanwhile their new hotness offensive mastermind HC had that team looking confused as hell and completely disorganized the whole time.

I mean that roster has a ton of talent and they just couldn't get out of their own way.

I think there's a real possibility that McDaniel is a lousy head coach. And maybe he won't always be - but he looked wholly unprepared from the moment Miami faced a little adversity.

I would have 100% fired McDaniels after he blew a chance of winning a playoff game because the mother ****er made getting a play in on time more difficult than differential equations.

I would have walked down to the field and fired him the moment after the delay of game on 4th and a foot. He would have been walking home. It's not like it was one occurrence. It was constantly happening. Some of the most incompetent coaching I've ever witnessed at any level.

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Dolphins just fired their DC who gave Buffalo fits last week. 7 sacks, 2 picks while the offense had 2 picks and 5 or 6 three and outs. It's a tough business.

They’re trying for Fangio.

[FloridaMan88]

Seems like the trend so far this year is for HC's on the hot seat to throw the coordinators under the bus from the opposite side of the HC's supposed area of expertise.

Staley, a defensive guy firing his OC and QB coach/passing game coordinator.

McDaniel in Miami, an offensive guy firing his DC.

Bowles a defensive guy in Tampa firing his OC.

Stefanski an offensive guy in Cleveland firing his DC.

[dlphg9]

What I would absolutely love is for EB to get a HC position somewhere this off-season, so we get a pick. Then we need to hire Leftwich as either OC or QB coach or something like that and after we win the SB next year some team hires him for HC and boom! Another pick!

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

What I would absolutely love is for EB to get a HC position somewhere this off-season, so we get a pick. Then we need to hire Leftwich as either OC or QB coach or something like that and after we win the SB next year some team hires him for HC and boom! Another pick!

Why would we hire the guy who lead Tampa's offense this year? It completely went down the tubes. Everyone saw on Monday how boring and predictable it is... no thanks

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by Razaele

Why would we hire the guy who lead Tampa's offense this year? It completely went down the tubes. Everyone saw on Monday how boring and predictable it is... no thanks

Because he's a minority that would be hired as a HC pretty quickly, so we'd get draft picks and I don't give a shit who our OC is while Andy Reid is head coach. Our offense wouldn't have been any different if Leftwich was here instead of EB.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by Razaele

Why would we hire the guy who lead Tampa's offense this year? It completely went down the tubes. Everyone saw on Monday how boring and predictable it is... no thanks

Because he wouldn’t be the play caller and could potentially net the team 2 third round picks in the future if Andy can groom him like he did Nagy and Peterson.

If we were to be lucky enough to have that be our future (to “lose” EB while collecting a couple third rounders as compensation and a couple years later “lose” BL and collect a couple more thirds….bouyyyyy that would be a huge game changer.

I have a ton of respect for Byron.