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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    lol i know it's a business, but can teams stay the fuck away from the ravens coaching staff for one goddamn year?!





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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    This is the cost for having a good team. You hire good people, groom them well, people want to copy your success.

    Frankly, I'm shocked the Bengals coordinators are still there after the flurry of hires this year. Zimmer and Jay Gruden are seriously about to be head coaches at any moment.

    The "next man up" would be Don Martindale I think. Teryl Austin's name was mentioned for a few team's DC job, but he never got an interview I think. A lot of people wonder why Clarence Brooks is never tabbed, but he could truly be one of those guys who doesn't want a coordinator job.
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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by RavenScallywag View Post
    Keep in mind, Ravens could turn them down. But, that's not our style.
    I know the Ravens can turn them down as long as the season continues--i.e., until next Monday. But can they really turn them down afterwards? And can they prevent them from leaving if it's for a higher position? I thought not in both cases--that a team's right to refuse only applies to lateral moves (e.g., OC to OC).





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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    I believe the current rule is that, except for HC openings, teams can deny assistants moving into other opportunities.
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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by rlh445 View Post
    lol i know it's a business, but can teams stay the fuck away from the ravens coaching staff for one goddamn year?!
    Why should a coach not get the opportunity to try and get a promotion?





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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by RavenScallywag View Post
    This is the cost for having a good team. You hire good people, groom them well, people want to copy your success.

    Frankly, I'm shocked the Bengals coordinators are still there after the flurry of hires this year. Zimmer and Jay Gruden are seriously about to be head coaches at any moment.

    The "next man up" would be Don Martindale I think. Teryl Austin's name was mentioned for a few team's DC job, but he never got an interview I think. A lot of people wonder why Clarence Brooks is never tabbed, but he could truly be one of those guys who doesn't want a coordinator job.
    It's a joke that Zimmer has not had any legit opportunities...he's barely getting interviews.
    Although Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.





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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by Raveninwoodlawn View Post
    It's a joke that Zimmer has not had any legit opportunities...he's barely getting interviews.
    I agree 100000%, I don't get it.





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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by Raveninwoodlawn View Post
    It's a joke that Zimmer has not had any legit opportunities...he's barely getting interviews.
    was going to say something about the coordinators in Cinci; you'd think they would be getting lots of opportunities but the clock keeps ticking

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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by Raveninwoodlawn View Post
    It's a joke that Zimmer has not had any legit opportunities...he's barely getting interviews.
    It's weird. I also don't understand why there wasn't more interest in Lovie Smith.





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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by RavenScallywag View Post
    I believe the current rule is that, except for HC openings, teams can deny assistants moving into other opportunities.
    That is correct. Most teams will most certainly deny a lateral move and can - if they so choose - deny the opportunity for a promotion to a guy like Monachino. The Ravens have rarely done so, but they did deny Rex Ryan in 2004ish, when they had already lost Donnie Henderson (to become Jets DC).

    Quote Originally Posted by Raveninwoodlawn View Post
    It's a joke that Zimmer has not had any legit opportunities...he's barely getting interviews.
    Don't know how accurate the report is, but I remember seeing something recently that said that Zimmer was a horrible interviewee. Again, don't know how much truth there is to that, but, if so, that could, at least somewhat, explain it.
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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by rlh445 View Post
    lol i know it's a business, but can teams stay the fuck away from the ravens coaching staff for one goddamn year?!
    The feeling of many Ravens fans.
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    Re: Monachino could be leaving to be DC

    Quote Originally Posted by The Excellector View Post
    The feeling of many Ravens fans.
    GOTA called me out on it earlier. I know it's a selfish feeling, but it's like we can't have one year without everyone coming around and poaching our guys. I'd love for us to actually have a stable freaking staff for one year without constantly having to replace people. :( I hate the NFL





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