8 HC Openings Left (how would u rank em?)
Mine in order of desirability:
1). Bills
2). Baltimore
3). Steelers
4). Raiders (Mendoza, Jeanty, Crosby)
5). Titans
6). Brownies
7). Miami
8). Cardinals
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
StickierBuns wrote:
Jordan Schultz @Schultz_Report · 2h Sources: The #Browns were informed this morning that #Jaguars OC Grant Udinski is pulling out of consideration for their HC position.Udinski, who was a finalist in Cleveland, is still in play for Buffalo.
Given a choice between Shedeur Sanders and Josh Allen......
Udinski is no where near ready to be a HC, he is one year removed from being an assistant QB coach. I would say there is no way it could happen, however after seeing the Buffalo circus of a press conference, nothing would surprise me with that dysfunctional organization.
Jordan Schultz
@Schultz_Report
·
2h
Sources: The #Browns were informed this morning that #Jaguars OC Grant Udinski is pulling out of consideration for their HC position.
Udinski, who was a finalist in Cleveland, is still in play for Buffalo.
purplefaithful wrote:
BillsCards Raiders BrownsThats whats open right now correct? Bills and Raiders are very desirable jobs imo, for very different reasons too.
And then there were 3...
3 lowly franchises
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
purplefaithful wrote:
And then there were 3...
3 lowly franchises
I think Brady is a good hire. That was my 1A choice if we had moved off OConnell. And his last name is Brady, how could you go wrong?
supafreak84 wrote:
I think Brady is a good hire. That was my 1A choice if we had moved off OConnell. And his last name is Brady, how could you go wrong?
I do too....I think he did a great job marrying Cook with what Allen and the TE's brought to that offense. Very balanced.
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
purplefaithful wrote:
I do too....I think he did a great job marrying Cook with what Allen and the TE's brought to that offense. Very balanced.
Brady's offense > OConnells offense
supafreak84 wrote:
Brady's offense > OConnells offense
JA > JJM, Carson Wentz, Max Brosmer
But I get the gist...KOC may never have the same balance on offense as Buffalo. I think you really got to look at what the MN offense could do/be by watching what McVey does with a QB with the tools of Stafford.
Another 10 seconds on the clock this past Sunday and they might be playing vs Pats in Santa Clara.
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
supafreak84 wrote:
Brady's offense > OConnells offense
One is being ran by an MVP and a top player in this league. The other ran the offense at the age of 22. Not comparable.
Ravens OC Monken as the new Browns HC. Down to 2.
The Broncos fired their offensive coordinator, receivers coach, and cornerbacks coach. And all we did was fire the o-line coach who became the scapegoat for KOC's playcalling and stagnant offense. Good teams make changes after failed seasons while the Vikings just keep on keeping on. Wilf'ing at its finest
StickierBuns wrote:
Somebody had to take that shit job....Monken, never a HC, is going to be 60 years old in a week. Not the trend and tells you everything you need to know about what candidates thought about that opportunity. McCarthy in Pittsburgh is 62 but has a record of success in both Green Bay and Dallas. Two different things.
Who wouldn't want to work with a young Pro Bowl QB (Sanders)....lol.
supafreak84 wrote:
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47747655/sources-broncos-fire-oc-joe-lombardi-afc-title-game-loss
The Broncos fired their offensive coordinator, receivers coach, and cornerbacks coach. And all we did was fire the o-line coach who became the scapegoat for KOC's playcalling and stagnant offense. Good teams make changes after failed seasons while the Vikings just keep on keeping on. Wilf'ing at its finest
They also cultivate quality, successful NFL asst. coaches like Udinski and Daronte Jones...Individuals who are coveted in the league and promoted to leave.
And while we make fun of culture, it's something most orgs covet and dont do nearly as well as the coaches & trainers in Eagan. It's not a replacement for winning, but it sure helps when you are doing well at it.
Look, I also wanted to see the ST Coach go. Beyond that and OL? That might have been a stretch. Ok, maybe QB too. But I suspect he was kept here in part because of the feed-back from that QB room.
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
purplefaithful wrote:
They also cultivate quality, successful NFL asst. coaches like Udinski and Daronte Jones...Individuals who are coveted in the league and promoted to leave.
And while we make fun of culture, it's something most orgs covet and dont do nearly as well as the coaches & trainers in Eagan. It's not a replacement for winning, but it sure helps when you are doing well at it.
Look, I also wanted to see the ST Coach go. Beyond that and OL? That might have been a stretch. Ok, maybe QB too. But I suspect he was kept here in part because of the feed-back from that QB room.
In my opinion, changes to the front office should have absolutely been made. Hearing that they are sticking to the status quo is infuriating. OConnell's playcalling/gameplanning and his refusal to run the football is the #1 issue with the offense, but cases could have absolutely been made to fire McCown and Phillips.
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
Packers QB Coach Sean Mannion is interviewing today a second time for the Eagles offensive coordinator job.
"All those who believe in psychokinesis, raise my hand." —Steven Wright
badgervike wrote:
Ravens OC Monken as the new Browns HC. Down to 2.
Somebody had to take that shit job....Monken, never a HC, is going to be 60 years old in a week. Not the trend and tells you everything you need to know about what candidates thought about that opportunity. McCarthy in Pittsburgh is 62 but has a record of success in both Green Bay and Dallas. Two different things.
badgervike wrote:
Who wouldn't want to work with a young Pro Bowl QB (Sanders)....lol.
lol.
MaroonBells wrote:
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter Packers QB Coach Sean Mannion is interviewing today a second time for the Eagles offensive coordinator job.
KIRK TO PHILLY! HURTS TO MINNY! Lol
MaroonBells wrote:
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter Packers QB Coach Sean Mannion is interviewing today a second time for the Eagles offensive coordinator job.
And hired.
No deal can be finalized until after the Super Bowl, but Klint Kubiak wants to coach the Raiders, and they want him to be their head coach. Now it’s only a matter of time before the two sides can formalize a deal. https://t.co/GCPPdLUyAO
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 1, 2026
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