Coachwatch 2020

[sflegend89]

So how does Josh McCown get an interview with Houston?? Appalling.

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That one is weird, he needs to cut his teeth position coaching/coordinating for a while like Vrabel did. The fact that he was even granted a HC interview shows you how backwards the Texans organization is. I would've laughed and said "Yeah good one, how about we'll consider you for QB 's coach after we hire a HC with actual, umm, coaching experience"

[Iamjacks]

Dean Pees to join Arthur Smith in Atlanta as new DC

https://nfltraderumors.co/falcons-ex...ire-dean-pees/

Always Retired - never fired

[Iamjacks]

So how does Josh McCown get an interview with Houston?? Appalling.

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No one else wants it due to the con man running the show.

[Iamjacks]

So how does Josh McCown get an interview with Houston?? Appalling.

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Or they need a Tomsula year.

[sflegend89]

Always Retired - never fired

I'll never forget when the Titans "talked him out of retirement"... definitely wasn't fired but we tried to let him keep his dignity

[JimZipCode]

I'll never forget when the Titans "talked him out of retirement" -- definitely wasn't fired but we tried to let him keep his dignity

A lot of Ravens reporters, incl Zerbiec, said that Deano was saying all thru that training camp (2017??) that it was his last one. And had been making some retirement noises the year before, too.

[sflegend89]

A lot of Ravens reporters, incl Zerbiec, said that Deano was saying all thru that training camp (2017??) that it was his last one. And had been making some retirement noises the year before, too.

But here he is, in a DC job in 2021. Definitely retired after that season *wink*

[JimZipCode]

But here he is, in a DC job in 2021. Definitely retired after that season *wink*

A lot of guys find it hard to stay away, retirement not what they thought it would be. I dunno man, I think you're trying too hard to read something in.

For one, he retired AGAIN from the Titans (we know Vrabel wasn't displeased with his work), so clearly retirement was on the radar for him. And for two, multiple beat reporters -- not Ravens PR guys, but reporters for other outlets -- said they'd heard Pees making retirement noises for one or two training camps, and saying that this one (2017?) was his last ride "for real".

Mind you, I'd have been fine with Harbs not renewing his contract or whatever, and politely calling it a "retirement". I was over his defenses. But we got a lot of stuff to explain away, to make that story fit.

[WNCRavensFan]

Are they lining up a running quarterback to replace Stafford?

Someone please save Matthew Stafford from the Detroit Lions.

[Jazz1988]

Are they lining up a running quarterback to replace Stafford?

Given James Urban coaching experience outside of Greg Roman offense I would expect that he can run a more traditional style offense. So overall a quarterback like Matthew Stafford wouldn't be a odd fit.

[wickedsolo]

So how does Josh McCown get an interview with Houston?? Appalling.

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I don’t think it’s that appalling. He’s been in the NFL for almost 20 years as a player and in his later years teams kept him on their roster because he’s a great locker room guy and fulfills that “player coach” type of role.

I don’t think the Texans would seriously consider him for a HC gig, but maybe they’re feeling him out for something else? QB coach? Offensive assistant? Passing game coordinator?


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[Ravenswintitle]

Amid complaints on NFL diversity from Fritz Pollard Alliance, Texans widely expected to hire Black coach:








Amid complaints on NFL diversity, Texans expected to hire Black coach

With one of six hires so far going to a minority candidate, Leslie Frazier, Eric Bieniemy and Jim Caldwell are the front-runners to fill the league’s final vacancy.



houstonchronicle.com