11 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Didn't they interview Doyle for the OC spot?

They did, but we decided to go with boy genius Sean Mannion.

17 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Carter still has some growing up to do. I keep going back to the final drive against the Rams in the playoffs. Carter ended the game. Back to back sacks on Stafford. First one was impressive. Literally nothing Davis has done has been impressive. Yea his dumb fat arse returned a block kick for a td. Eagles were already up, time had expired, and the Rams gave a half ass effort chasing him down. He's a slice of pie away from becoming a diabetic

He has some great plays here and there but he's far too lazy and inconsistent to get that kind of contract he got. The guy should be on par with the Simmons, Lawrence, Jones, etc but instead he's more Albert Haynesworth. Just a bonehead that's too lazy to truly become dominant.

25 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Just throwing a name out there. I think they go offensive coach as well. I watch a lot of college, there really hasn't been a guy this year you would think might make a jump. Riley might get canned and Howie tried hiring him after they fired Doug and ultimately settled on Siri

I guess I’ll watch Buster Faulkner tomorrow (vertical passing game, heavy run - a lot of window dressing and motion to disguise a fairly simple playbook). Hot earlier in the season, but slowed down recently - UGA is a nice test to see if he has more in his bag.

Aside from looking for offensive HC candidates, are there any old man DCs at the college level that might be happy just being DC in the NFL for a while?

5 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Aside from looking for offensive HC candidates, are there any old man DCs at the college level that might be happy just being DC in the NFL for a while?

Phil Parker, but I doubt he’s leaving Iowa.

22 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Aside from looking for offensive HC candidates, are there any old man DCs at the college level that might be happy just being DC in the NFL for a while?

No.

IMO, D Coaches at the College Football level seems to be a young man’s job.

Just now, LacesOut said:

No.

link?

Simons is our best offseason addition. 😁

1 hour ago, Appalachian_Eagle said:

They did, but we decided to go with boy genius Sean Mannion.

He turned them down fwiw

53 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Aside from looking for offensive HC candidates, are there any old man DCs at the college level that might be happy just being DC in the NFL for a while?

Matt Patricia

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

Matt Patricia

59 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Aside from looking for offensive HC candidates, are there any old man DCs at the college level that might be happy just being DC in the NFL for a while?

It is Schwartz. He wants to be a HC but I don't think he will be again. I thi know he would accept a DC role here.

But I want Flores as HC. Then go with Steichen as OC. Let's see this young defensive talent with a super aggressive defensive coach. Steichen would be the perfect pairing for that.

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

He turned them down fwiw

I don't blame him. Probably didn't want to be stuck with Hurts and have to have all his WRs run hitch routes all the time.

3 minutes ago, Appalachian_Eagle said:

I don't blame him. Probably didn't want to be stuck with Hurts and have to have all his WRs run hitch routes all the time.

He didn't want to deal with the overbearing influence of Nick Sirianni on offense. It's obviously had a very negative influence on Sean Mannion.

They show that locker room video literally every week and now it’s viral?

7 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

He didn't want to deal with the overbearing influence of Nick Sirianni on offense. It's obviously had a very negative influence on Sean Mannion.

It was probably 50/50. Having an idiot like Sirianni around didn't help either. Bad combo of idiot coach and lame duck QB.

16 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

They show that locker room video literally every week and now it’s viral?

if its on twitter it must be true.

1 hour ago, Appalachian_Eagle said:

He has some great plays here and there but he's far too lazy and inconsistent to get that kind of contract he got. The guy should be on par with the Simmons, Lawrence, Jones, etc but instead he's more Albert Haynesworth. Just a bonehead that's too lazy to truly become dominant.

I wouldn't compare him to Haynesworth. He was a clown after he left Tenn. He needs to shed the injury prone title tho

1 hour ago, Waiting4Someday said:

I guess I’ll watch Buster Faulkner tomorrow (vertical passing game, heavy run - a lot of window dressing and motion to disguise a fairly simple playbook). Hot earlier in the season, but slowed down recently - UGA is a nice test to see if he has more in his bag.

Not too many people know who he is

17 minutes ago, Appalachian_Eagle said:

It was probably 50/50. Having an idiot like Sirianni around didn't help either. Bad combo of idiot coach and lame duck QB.

Ohhhhh sheet. Yall called his gf lame

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

Aside from looking for offensive HC candidates, are there any old man DCs at the college level that might be happy just being DC in the NFL for a while?

Scouting the qb class?

23 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

They show that locker room video literally every week and now it’s viral?

There is a lot of discourse now of Lurie and this organization's treatment of it's players in light of them potentially ending Hurts' career with their lack of extreme caution with such large investment, their Super Bowl winning franchise QB who is the highest paid player on the team, in the face of something as potentially serious as a blood clot.