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RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - McC - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 03:51 PM)ochocincos Wrote: You forgot change in owner, and apparently Kevin Youkilis is interested!
https://twitter.com/greekgodofhops/status/1066784625660284928?s=21
He got a couple billion laying around, does he?
Also, whenever I read Twitter, it reminds me why I don't read Twitter.
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - ochocincos - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 06:07 PM)McC Wrote: He got a couple billion laying around, does he?
Also, whenever I read Twitter, it reminds me why I don't read Twitter.
I love Twitter. It's my favorite social media. It's how I get my news, especially fantasy football.
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - J24 - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 05:20 PM)XsandOs Wrote: This is the new NFL. It will be very interesting to see the counter defensive moves to adjust to it.
The Saints vs Rams, KC vs Rams and KC vs NE games tell me that zone, cover2/3, and Man or Mix can't stop these schemes.
Belichek gave up 40 to KC with his mix. He even ran 3-2-6 and 2-2-7.
Wade Phillips has the dream team on defense, and couldn't stop KC or NO with his Man/Mix.
So what I'm saying is that either we go to a defensive minded approach and get a guy who can slow down these offenses, or join them and go offensive approach.
This league goes in cycles, so I could see a return to a power run philosophy using keep away approach, and an undersized quick defense that utilizes nickel/dime packages as base or a version of zone/Tampa-2, with a couple of behemoths at d-line.
So who would be best coach(s) to devise a strategy for us? I don't know...Jimmy Johnson? Chip Kelley? Harbaugh?
You have to have LB that can tackle and play in space that's the only way.
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - fredtoast - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 12:50 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: I say give the Rams our 1st round picks in 2019, 2020 and 2021
For the entire Rams staff with McVay and sign him to 15 year contract
Probably said the same thing about Doug Pederson last year.
"Won the Super Bowl with a back up QB!!!! He will dominate the league for years!!! RPO is the new look for the NFL!!!"
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - McC - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 06:40 PM)ochocincos Wrote: I love Twitter. It's my favorite social media. It's how I get my news, especially fantasy football.
But so many utter tools on there.
My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - ochocincos - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 08:08 PM)McC Wrote: But so many utter tools on there.
Make your profile private and don’t engage the tools.
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RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - McC - 11-27-2018
(11-27-2018, 07:41 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Probably said the same thing about Doug Pederson last year.
"Won the Super Bowl with a back up QB!!!! He will dominate the league for years!!! RPO is the new look for the NFL!!!"
He's got one more than Marvin. And it didn't take him sixteen years to do it. Guess that doesn't count. I'd take one in a row any day. Like Parcells said, "Now, for the rest of your lives, nobody can ever say you couldn't do it."
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - grampahol - 11-27-2018
So called " dream teams" very seldom ever work out . Far too many ego's to get things actually accomplished which by the way is the problem with Hue. His ego got in the way of getting anything accomplished in Cleveland and there's no sign it's changed much back in Cincinnati.
Gruden with the Raiders is another example ..
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - bengalfan74 - 11-27-2018
As long as Merv is still here it's never just ______________________. fill in the blank
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - upstateBengal - 11-28-2018
Obviously I'm biased by living where I do, but I think Dino Babers, HC at Syracuse, would be a great fit. Young, with an aggressive mindset, and willing to coach to the strength of his players. He is also not adverse to getting emotional, but in a calculated manner (not a Rex Ryan type) to achieve the desired result. For example, after the Notre Dame debacle, he specifically called out the underclassmen, saying that they owed the seniors a better performance, and they responded. He has raised the program up from the depths, to the point where they are a legitimate threat to Clemson, and a power in the ACC. I know the NFL is a different mindset, but I'm ready for someone who has as much passion to coach this team as the fans who have stuck around for so many disappointing years to cheer them on!
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - Interceptor - 11-28-2018
(11-27-2018, 12:06 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: Really I'm ready for damn near anything, except Hue
If he becomes the next HC, the hits will just keeeeeep oooooon comin'.....
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - McC - 11-28-2018
(11-28-2018, 02:26 PM)Interceptor Wrote: If he becomes the next HC, the hits will just keeeeeep oooooon comin'.....
Oh, he is the next HC, especially now that he doesn't have that pesky HC job with another organization standing in his way.
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - Interceptor - 11-29-2018
(11-28-2018, 04:57 PM)McC Wrote: Oh, he is the next HC, especially now that he doesn't have that pesky HC job with another organization standing in his way.
Those poor players....
RE: My Dream Coaching Staff in Cincinnati - McC - 11-29-2018
(11-29-2018, 10:30 AM)Interceptor Wrote: Those poor players....
Couldn't agree more.