2024 NFL Coaching Hire Tracker

[Navybuc]

IF they nail QB...

Grab Nabers or Rome at 8. Nix at 40. Uffg.

1) That’s a big IF
2) They have a lot of holes outside QB and WR to fill.

[Phantom]

lol

[Bootz]

@Phantom Your images didn't come through.

[Phantom]

What are you talking abou? If you're referring to the post from the twitter, I was able to view the image on my end.

[Phantom]

I did not expect this but good for him.

[Bootz]

I did not expect this but good for him.

That's surprising.

[Deja Entendu]

Oh wow

[Grahamburn]

Finally someone who understands what it means to be loyal and wants to finish what they started.

[Miller4Prez64]

Turning down the Commanders job could be a mistake, IMO. Top QB prospect plus cap space plus no more Dan Snyder is potential for another 2023 Texans situation IMO.

[Bootz]

Just a thought, maybe Johnson is kinda waiting in the wings in case Detroit management wants to move on from Campbell in the next season or 2...

[CannonFire]

Well, with Canales gone how are people feeling about keeping Bowles?

Feeling pretty good with keeping a HC that's won 2 division titles with 2 different OCs. Now let's make it 3 for 3.

Just curious. Do you think that division titles are sustainable when you're .500?

[Bootz]

Feeling pretty good with keeping a HC that's won 2 division titles with 2 different OCs. Now let's make it 3 for 3.

Just curious. Do you think that division titles are sustainable when you're .500?

As long as your win percentage is better than the other teams in your division it is.

[CannonFire]

Herbert’s 4th Q rating this season: 101.2
Mahomes 4th Q rating this season: 71.7

Since 2020 no QB has thrown more 4th Q interceptions than Herbert. This year was his best in the 4th quarter.

My cousin who is a big Dolphins (Tua), fan, loves to bring this up. He said it again a couple weeks ago. He had a bunch of excuses when I told that Herbert has 5 more Ints while throwing 300 more passes in the 4th Qtr.

[13F11B]

Just curious. Do you think that division titles are sustainable when you're .500?

As long as your win percentage is better than the other teams in your division it is.

What a non-answer.

[Bootz]

As long as your win percentage is better than the other teams in your division it is.

What a non-answer.

What about that is untrue?

[13F11B]

What a non-answer.

What about that is untrue?

Saying that it was a non-answer is not a judgment on its validity.

[GreatTimes]

Just curious. Do you think that division titles are sustainable when you're .500?

As long as your win percentage is better than the other teams in your division it is.

Thank God the Bucs are in a notoriously bad division.

[Terry Tate]

So, where does this leave the Redskins? Vrabel and Hoodie are still out there. Is there another hot young candidate they could shoot for or do one of the old hands finally get a shot.

Hoodie would be a good choice but I suspect he would want total control. Washington just built a new FO, they aren't going to toss them all just to give full power to a coach, even one with Bills rep. Is it possible that Bill relents on his desire for full control and just coaches?

[Doctor]

Every NFC South team has won the conference at some point in the last 15 years but sure...

[Grahamburn]

So, where does this leave the Redskins? Vrabel and Hoodie are still out there. Is there another hot young candidate they could shoot for or do one of the old hands finally get a shot.

Hoodie would be a good choice but I suspect he would want total control. Washington just built a new FO, they aren't going to toss them all just to give full power to a coach, even one with Bills rep. Is it possible that Bill relents on his desire for full control and just coaches?

Did they officially fire Bienemy? Seems like he’s no longer on the list of HC candidates. But, we haven’t looked at him for our job.

[Snake]

Every NFC South team has won the conference at some point in the last 15 years but sure...

>thinking what happens 15 years ago (or even 10, 5) matters when assessing the strength of nfl teams today.

[Doctor]

So we're not notoriously bad, just a little bad at the moment. Got it.

[Bootz]

So, where does this leave the Redskins? Vrabel and Hoodie are still out there. Is there another hot young candidate they could shoot for or do one of the old hands finally get a shot.

Hoodie would be a good choice but I suspect he would want total control. Washington just built a new FO, they aren't going to toss them all just to give full power to a coach, even one with Bills rep. Is it possible that Bill relents on his desire for full control and just coaches?

Did they officially fire Bienemy? Seems like he’s no longer on the list of HC candidates. But, we haven’t looked at him for our job.

He's still employed by the Commanders. No telling once they hire a HC whether or not that coach will want to keep him.

[Snake]

So we're not notoriously bad, just a little bad at the moment. Got it.

Being bad at the moment is literally all that matters. What are you talking about?

[Buc2]

Every NFC South team has won the conference at some point in the last 15 years but sure...

The NFCS sent 3 teams to the playoffs in 2017 which is 1 of only 9 times this has happened since the NFL went to 4 divisions in 2002. The NFCS has sent 2 teams to the playoffs 7 times over that span (2002, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2013, and 2020). Based on this info, I think it's safe to conclude that this division isn't as futile as some would like to pretend it is. The last 2 years? Sure.

[Miller4Prez64]

Belichick gets all the attention, but the fact that Vrabel has very little interest this offseason is interesting considering how much people paint him as a genius coach. I know he took some interviews but wasn’t seemingly a serious candidate for any available job.

[BuccaNOLEer]

Belichick gets all the attention, but the fact that Vrabel has very little interest this offseason is interesting considering how much people paint him as a genius coach. I know he took some interviews but wasn’t seemingly a serious candidate for any available job.

Belichick's coaching tree is not very fruitful (pun intended). Especially on the defensive side of the ball. Look at all his past coordinators and defensive assistants that took head coaching jobs. Name one successful one. I'm waiting.....

Romeo Crennel, Matt Patricia, Brian Flores, Charlie Weis, Josh McDaniels

[Snake]

Belichick gets all the attention, but the fact that Vrabel has very little interest this offseason is interesting considering how much people paint him as a genius coach. I know he took some interviews but wasn’t seemingly a serious candidate for any available job.

Didn’t he battle with two GMs? ownership sided with him and fired the first one, I think.

Doesn’t bode well

[Miller4Prez64]

Mike Macdonald got the Seahawks’ job. Just the Commanders’ gig open.

[kaimaru]

Mike Macdonald got the Seahawks’ job. Just the Commanders’ gig open.

ESPN is reporting the job search is down to former Atlanta head coach Dan Quinn, Detroit defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, and Baltimore associate head coach/defensive line Anthony Weaver

[Navybuc]

Wonder how much that Cowboys-Packers game influenced Seattle’s decision on Quinn. May not have been any but so many had him pegged as a sure thing for that job after Carroll’s leaving.

[Bootz]

Mike Macdonald got the Seahawks’ job. Just the Commanders’ gig open.

ESPN is reporting the job search is down to former Atlanta head coach Dan Quinn, Detroit defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, and Baltimore associate head coach/defensive line Anthony Weaver

Most outlets today, NFL included, said the Seahawks plan to hire Macdonald.

[Snake]

Macdonald looks like the brunette version of McVay.

[Bootz]

Remember when they use to say that most teams looked to hire offensive minded QBs with a history of developing QBs? Exactly 1 such hire this season.

[Redrum]

Armstrong is retiring