2022-23 coaching carousel

[ericanadian]

Irsay blabbing openly about a top-rated QB prospect strikes me more as him being an idiot, parroting his GM's scouting report, than as him deliberately smokescreening - I gotta be honest, that's just the historical shoe that fits.

I guess because I see him speak and try and be "strategic" so often locally, this screams of him thinking he is smarter than others and trying to push people in a Bryce direction. I am firmly in the camp that the Colts are targeting Stroud.

I agree that its not Young. A lot of people had them going Levis and now the smoke screens are coming out. I suspect they may be targetting Levis, but Stroud wouldn’t surprise me either.

[mild]

... I like your Russell Wilson angle, but as Ice so rightly said - this isn't Schotty's offense, it's magic Mike McCarthy's.

Y'know, the guy we last saw calling plays with in-his-Prime Aaron Rodgers. The guy that mis-managed multiple playoff games, and "conservatived" his way to Cabo most every year. The guy that has now lost to the 49ers in back-to-back playoffs with two seperate teams as the Head Coach. The guy that spent a day at the PFF offices, told Jerry he "was big on analytics now" at their sleepover, and then admitted he lied at the press conference. The guy that was getting massages on company time rather than attending his meetings. That guy.

Just spitballing here, but is it good for Mike's case here if Aaron Rodgers immediately rips off 2 MVP seasons back-to-back as soon as Mike and his scheme is gone from Green Bay? Asking for a friend.

Boy, what a difference a year makes.

Oh wait, hang on a minute...

People don't understand it is McCarthy's offensive system.

What if we understand that perfectly, and think McCarthy's system is trash? Are we allowed to to be out on Dallas players then?

I guess in your mind McCarthy's system is trash but the "Collective WE" probably knows better given they were #1 in the league in Points scored in 2021 and 4th in the entire NFL this past year.

Those are just terrible trash numbers out of 32 teams in the NFL. Oh Well, I expect nothing less from you.

I get people buy into the narrative McCarthy is bad but then turn around and think Sean Payton is the just the greatest.

Payton's HC record 152 -89 Playoffs 9-8
McCarthy HC record 155-97-2 playoffs 11-10

Payton had HOF Drew Brees, McCarthy had Rodgers and Dak. We will now get to see Payton with Russ.....Hmmm very close records indeed.

Can we get a Welfare Check on Ice?

[FantasyFreak]

... I like your Russell Wilson angle, but as Ice so rightly said - this isn't Schotty's offense, it's magic Mike McCarthy's.

Y'know, the guy we last saw calling plays with in-his-Prime Aaron Rodgers. The guy that mis-managed multiple playoff games, and "conservatived" his way to Cabo most every year. The guy that has now lost to the 49ers in back-to-back playoffs with two seperate teams as the Head Coach. The guy that spent a day at the PFF offices, told Jerry he "was big on analytics now" at their sleepover, and then admitted he lied at the press conference. The guy that was getting massages on company time rather than attending his meetings. That guy.

Just spitballing here, but is it good for Mike's case here if Aaron Rodgers immediately rips off 2 MVP seasons back-to-back as soon as Mike and his scheme is gone from Green Bay? Asking for a friend.

Boy, what a difference a year makes.

Oh wait, hang on a minute...

What if we understand that perfectly, and think McCarthy's system is trash? Are we allowed to to be out on Dallas players then?

I guess in your mind McCarthy's system is trash but the "Collective WE" probably knows better given they were #1 in the league in Points scored in 2021 and 4th in the entire NFL this past year.

Those are just terrible trash numbers out of 32 teams in the NFL. Oh Well, I expect nothing less from you.

I get people buy into the narrative McCarthy is bad but then turn around and think Sean Payton is the just the greatest.

Payton's HC record 152 -89 Playoffs 9-8
McCarthy HC record 155-97-2 playoffs 11-10

Payton had HOF Drew Brees, McCarthy had Rodgers and Dak. We will now get to see Payton with Russ.....Hmmm very close records indeed.

Can we get a Welfare Check on Ice?

I mean, it wasn't McCarthy's system that gave up most of those points, it was Quinn's. McCarthy's system was a top offense in the league. The Cowboys haven't played well in big games in years, not sure it's all on big Mike. He's a competent coach. Payton didn't look that great this year, either, since you're pulling up a reference from a year ago, attempting to bait people you disagree with, much like wearing an onion on your belt, which was the style at the time.

Jamaal told me to say it. It's Jamaal Williams world, and we're just living in it.

[mild]

I mean, it wasn't McCarthy's system that gave up most of those points, it was Quinn's. McCarthy's system was a top offense in the league. The Cowboys haven't played well in big games in years, not sure it's all on big Mike. He's a competent coach. Payton didn't look that great this year, either, since you're pulling up a reference from a year ago, attempting to bait people you disagree with, much like wearing an onion on your belt, which was the style at the time.

Jamaal told me to say it. It's Jamaal Williams world, and we're just living in it.

See, some people say you're no fun, but I disagree! You can be funny sometimes

Another thing I find funny is McCarthy firing Kellen Moore for "wanting to light up the scoreboard" and then immediately losing his next playoff game to a team that put up 48 points.

The reason that Mike McCarthy will be fired in the next 24 hours is because his team was - once again - not ready to play their biggest game of the season. That part? Squarely on his shoulders.

No resilience. No sense of fight. Punched in the mouth and immediately crumbles.

It's almost like this here bio of his last few years...

Y'know, the guy we last saw calling plays with in-his-Prime Aaron Rodgers. The guy that mis-managed multiple playoff games, and "conservatived" his way to Cabo most every year. The guy that has now lost to the 49ers in back-to-back playoffs with two seperate teams as the Head Coach. The guy that spent a day at the PFF offices, told Jerry he "was big on analytics now" at their sleepover, and then admitted he lied at the press conference. The guy that was getting massages on company time rather than attending his meetings. That guy.

Just spitballing here, but is it good for Mike's case here if Aaron Rodgers immediately rips off 2 MVP seasons back-to-back as soon as Mike and his scheme is gone from Green Bay? Asking for a friend.

... was pretty much bang-on-the-money.

Ice and I agreed back then that the Kellen Moore firing with McCarthy taking over wouldn't be judged on the regular season. The Dak Prescott Cowboys always have a reasonable-to-decent regular season. Making the playoffs was never the issue.

Adios, to the Mike McCarthy Cowboys.

[FantasyFreak]

I mean, it wasn't McCarthy's system that gave up most of those points, it was Quinn's. McCarthy's system was a top offense in the league. The Cowboys haven't played well in big games in years, not sure it's all on big Mike. He's a competent coach. Payton didn't look that great this year, either, since you're pulling up a reference from a year ago, attempting to bait people you disagree with, much like wearing an onion on your belt, which was the style at the time.

Jamaal told me to say it. It's Jamaal Williams world, and we're just living in it.

See, some people say you're no fun, but I disagree! You can be funny sometimes

Another thing I find funny is McCarthy firing Kellen Moore for "wanting to light up the scoreboard" and then immediately losing his next playoff game to a team that put up 48 points.

The reason that Mike McCarthy will be fired in the next 24 hours is because his team was - once again - not ready to play their biggest game of the season. That part? Squarely on his shoulders.

No resilience. No sense of fight. Punched in the mouth and immediately crumbles.

It's almost like this here bio of his last few years...

Y'know, the guy we last saw calling plays with in-his-Prime Aaron Rodgers. The guy that mis-managed multiple playoff games, and "conservatived" his way to Cabo most every year. The guy that has now lost to the 49ers in back-to-back playoffs with two seperate teams as the Head Coach. The guy that spent a day at the PFF offices, told Jerry he "was big on analytics now" at their sleepover, and then admitted he lied at the press conference. The guy that was getting massages on company time rather than attending his meetings. That guy.

Just spitballing here, but is it good for Mike's case here if Aaron Rodgers immediately rips off 2 MVP seasons back-to-back as soon as Mike and his scheme is gone from Green Bay? Asking for a friend.

... was pretty much bang-on-the-money.

Ice and I agreed back then that the Kellen Moore firing with McCarthy taking over wouldn't be judged on the regular season. The Dak Prescott Cowboys always have a reasonable-to-decent regular season. Making the playoffs was never the issue.

Adios, to the Mike McCarthy Cowboys.

Thanks. I knew you'd get that.

Don't get me wrong. I think Johnson, for instance, would be no brainer to fire Mike for. Jerrah would have to pay, but will he?

IDK

It really depends if he's willing to cut it loose a bit more to win, or try and hold on to control of certain things. Just talking without bias, pretending the Cowboys are of no consequence to emotions, either way.

My question is, do you fire Mike without a solid replacement?

[mild]

Thanks. I knew you'd get that.

Don't get me wrong. I think Johnson, for instance, would be no brainer to fire Mike for. Jerrah would have to pay, but will he?

IDK

It really depends if he's willing to cut it loose a bit more to win, or try and hold on to control of certain things. Just talking without bias, pretending the Cowboys are of no consequence to emotions, either way.

My question is, do you fire Mike without a solid replacement?

Yes. You can't seriously turn around and expect Mike McCarthy to return to this team and not do what he has always done: underachieve in the playoffs.

My sense is that he's gone, fired into the sun, post haste.

This is one of the best coaching cycles (2024) I can remember in a while. There's something here for everyone... the literal GOAT of coaching, a Harbaugh, maybe a Pete Carroll, and some guys we think are probably the future (Johnson, Vrabel, Mike McDonald, etc). If they like Dan Quinn then he's already on staff too, they'll have as good an evaluation of him as you can get.

Jerry Jones doesn't have long enough left to live to watch another year of Mike McCarthy wasting his team.

[Pac_Eddy]

The Chargers fired Marty Schottenheimer after a 14-2 regular season & his usual playoff exit. While McCarthy has crushed the regular season, sometimes you just have to make a change.

If I'm Jerry Jones, I fired McCarthy. Four seasons is a small sample size from a statistics point of view, but you don't have the time to wait for a large one.

[Ice]

Time for a change in Dallas.

I would expect Jones to make a run at Bill Belichick or Jim Harbaugh. They didn't look ready to compete yesterday.

[BabyChark23]

Time for a change in Dallas.

I would expect Jones to make a run at Bill Belichick or Jim Harbaugh. They didn't look ready to compete yesterday.

I just can’t picture BB there. Jerry likes a yes man.

[Tvols]

Mccarthy has done a good job on the offensive side, Dak simply wilts under pressure and that def if that what you call it was worst than swiss cheese. This is more on Dan Quinn , and that whiny arse lber and his teammates.

I think possibly Dallas window what little they had has closed, to many big contracts are coming up.

[Ice]

Mccarthy has done a good job on the offensive side, Dak simply wilts under pressure and that def if that what you call it was worst than swiss cheese. This is more on Dan Quinn , and that whiny arse lber and his teammates.

I think possibly Dallas window what little they had has closed, to many big contracts are coming up.

No question the defense was terrible but Dallas was looking past GB and they were not ready to play in any phase of the game. Quinn was probably practicing his interview skills. Parsons was working on his podcast, Jerry was talking Super Bowls and McCarthy didn't reel them in as the coaching leader.

Losing Diggs, who was the real leader on defense early in the year really hurt.

Dallas plays well when all is calm but lacks keen focus and determination when it is most needed in the playoffs.

Dallas has had 3 hard bleep coaching types in their history. Landry, Johnson and Parcells.


Time for a 4th.

[mild]

Dallas plays well when all is calm but lacks keen focus and determination when it is most needed in the playoffs.

Dallas has had 3 hard bleep coaching types in their history. Landry, Johnson and Parcells.

Time for a 4th.

Or...

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/17477 ... 77312?s=20

This just in: Dallas is not making a head-coaching change and Cowboys’ HC Mike McCarthy is returning for the 2024 season, per sources.

Congrats to Cowboys nation!

[StripesOfKC]

Dallas plays well when all is calm but lacks keen focus and determination when it is most needed in the playoffs.

Dallas has had 3 hard bleep coaching types in their history. Landry, Johnson and Parcells.

Time for a 4th.

Or...

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/17477 ... 77312?s=20

This just in: Dallas is not making a head-coaching change and Cowboys’ HC Mike McCarthy is returning for the 2024 season, per sources.

Congrats to Cowboys nation!

Next year is the Cowboys’ year

[Tvols]

Mccarthy has done a good job on the offensive side, Dak simply wilts under pressure and that def if that what you call it was worst than swiss cheese. This is more on Dan Quinn , and that whiny arse lber and his teammates.

I think possibly Dallas window what little they had has closed, to many big contracts are coming up.

No question the defense was terrible but Dallas was looking past GB and they were not ready to play in any phase of the game. Quinn was probably practicing his interview skills. Parsons was working on his podcast, Jerry was talking Super Bowls and McCarthy didn't reel them in as the coaching leader.

Losing Diggs, who was the real leader on defense early in the year really hurt.

Dallas plays well when all is calm but lacks keen focus and determination when it is most needed in the playoffs.

Dallas has had 3 hard bleep coaching types in their history. Landry, Johnson and Parcells.


Time for a 4th.

I wish but as long as jones is there that isn’t happening . Maybe he changes everything he does since Johnson left but I doubt it . I agree diggs injury was huge more than most give credit for

[TheTroll]

Mccarthy has done a good job on the offensive side, Dak simply wilts under pressure and that def if that what you call it was worst than swiss cheese. This is more on Dan Quinn , and that whiny arse lber and his teammates.

I think possibly Dallas window what little they had has closed, to many big contracts are coming up.

No question the defense was terrible but Dallas was looking past GB and they were not ready to play in any phase of the game. Quinn was probably practicing his interview skills. Parsons was working on his podcast, Jerry was talking Super Bowls and McCarthy didn't reel them in as the coaching leader.

Losing Diggs, who was the real leader on defense early in the year really hurt.

Dallas plays well when all is calm but lacks keen focus and determination when it is most needed in the playoffs.

Dallas has had 3 hard bleep coaching types in their history. Landry, Johnson and Parcells.


Time for a 4th.

I wish but as long as jones is there that isn’t happening . Maybe he changes everything he does since Johnson left but I doubt it . I agree diggs injury was huge more than most give credit for

Agree on Diggs loss. Yes Brand got a lot of pub with his TDs but losing Diggs was a killer IMO