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Post by afboltfan on Nov 15, 2023 4:21:48 GMT -7
Dorsey is off my list for obvious reasons loool
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Post by chargerfreak on Nov 15, 2023 6:15:55 GMT -7
Dorsey is off my list for obvious reasons loool That was REAL Iron Fist stuff there. Did not wait for the season to end, did not do it on a bye week, not only that THEY HAVE A SHORT WEEK THIS WEEK. Fired.
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Post by afboltfan on Nov 15, 2023 6:27:18 GMT -7
Dorsey is off my list for obvious reasons loool That was REAL Iron Fist stuff there. Did not wait for the season to end, did not do it on a bye week, not only that THEY HAVE A SHORT WEEK THIS WEEK. Fired. Some clubs want to win.
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Post by amped on Nov 15, 2023 6:52:57 GMT -7
That was REAL Iron Fist stuff there. Did not wait for the season to end, did not do it on a bye week, not only that THEY HAVE A SHORT WEEK THIS WEEK. Fired. Some clubs want to win. Special teams coach has less than 12 man on the field then the OC gets to keep his job.
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Post by chargerfreak on Nov 15, 2023 14:09:30 GMT -7
Belichick already signed to a contract with pats.Harbaugh won’t leave college. Los Angeles Chargers For all of the Chargers offensive talent, the team’s 20-23 record under head coach Brandon Staley is almost incomprehensible. L.A. hasn’t won a playoff game since 2018 and with a 4-5 record, they could do worse than a coach with six Super Bowl rings. Belichick has no ties to the area, but after struggling to get the Patriots’ Mac Jones up to speed, working with a young quarterback like Justin Herbert could be just what the 71-year-old coach needs. With general manager Tom Telesco likely on the hot seat with Staley, the Chargers could be in a position to offer Belichick the control he would need to take another job. Belichick’s extension only runs through 2024, meaning there’s not much preventing the team from releasing their longtime coach.
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Post by afboltfan on Nov 15, 2023 16:14:40 GMT -7
Belichick is nothing without Brady... Hard pass.
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Post by boltgang74 on Nov 15, 2023 17:19:14 GMT -7
Then give BB Hebert.Harbaugh is my 1st choice with BB 2nd.
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Post by colorado on Nov 15, 2023 17:41:18 GMT -7
I myself would like Bruce Arians. He's coached two SBs with one victory. He's a qualified coach...
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Post by totallybolted on Nov 15, 2023 18:06:48 GMT -7
Eric Bieniemy
wasn't he on the radar for some here.
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Post by sdc on Nov 15, 2023 21:00:20 GMT -7
That was REAL Iron Fist stuff there. Did not wait for the season to end, did not do it on a bye week, not only that THEY HAVE A SHORT WEEK THIS WEEK. Fired. Some clubs want to win. You’re smarter than that. This has nothing to do with the club wanting to win. It had to do with McDermott offering up a sacrificial lamb to keep the wolves at bay. The Bills are a hot mess. Allen is unraveling. The Diggs boys are trying to stir up a mutiny.
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Post by afboltfan on Nov 16, 2023 4:11:25 GMT -7
You’re smarter than that. This has nothing to do with the club wanting to win. It had to do with McDermott offering up a sacrificial lamb to keep the wolves at bay. The Bills are a hot mess. Allen is unraveling. The Diggs boys are trying to stir up a mutiny. Absolutely, that was just me being sarcastic. For some reason this team is allergic to making moves during the season that don't involve practice squad no-names. Coaches keep their jobs till the end of the season and players that can actually help us win get signed by other teams. Its interesting to me how the Bills imploded without Daboll and how the Giants imploded with him. Did we dodge a bullet with Daboll or is it something else in NY?
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Post by NYBOLTFAN1 on Nov 16, 2023 5:21:09 GMT -7
Belichick already signed to a contract with pats.Harbaugh won’t leave college. Los Angeles Chargers For all of the Chargers offensive talent, the team’s 20-23 record under head coach Brandon Staley is almost incomprehensible. L.A. hasn’t won a playoff game since 2018 and with a 4-5 record, they could do worse than a coach with six Super Bowl rings. Belichick has no ties to the area, but after struggling to get the Patriots’ Mac Jones up to speed, working with a young quarterback like Justin Herbert could be just what the 71-year-old coach needs. With general manager Tom Telesco likely on the hot seat with Staley, the Chargers could be in a position to offer Belichick the control he would need to take another job. Belichick’s extension only runs through 2024, meaning there’s not much preventing the team from releasing their longtime coach. I seen that and his coming to LA is gaining traction. |
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Post by cthommes on Nov 16, 2023 7:28:44 GMT -7
You’re smarter than that. This has nothing to do with the club wanting to win. It had to do with McDermott offering up a sacrificial lamb to keep the wolves at bay. The Bills are a hot mess. Allen is unraveling. The Diggs boys are trying to stir up a mutiny. Absolutely, that was just me being sarcastic. For some reason this team is allergic to making moves during the season that don't involve practice squad no-names. Coaches keep their jobs till the end of the season and players that can actually help us win get signed by other teams. Its interesting to me how the Bills imploded without Daboll and how the Giants imploded with him. Did we dodge a bullet with Daboll or is it something else in NY? I was wondering if someone was going to revisit this. All the posts before from everyone about how we really screwed up not hiring him, that it was the obvious choice, etc etc. Funny now. |
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Post by amped on Nov 16, 2023 7:44:06 GMT -7
I myself would like Bruce Arians. He's coached two SBs with one victory. He's a qualified coach... I like where your heads at Colorado.
If he is actually wanting to coach I would take him in a heartbeat. I think he is retired from coaching for his health.
Both BB and Harbaugh have a stink about them, and I don't think either is realistic.
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Post by afboltfan on Nov 16, 2023 16:51:27 GMT -7
The Belichick rumors are nothing but clickbait attention headlines IMHO.... Belichick will retire and hang out with his best bud Jimmy Johnson before he comes here.
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