2024 Offseason Thread

[illwill10]

Quote: Originally Posted by slickdtc

Total blasphemy, but he’s got a Jim Johnson look to him there. I was a bit concerned Harbaugh might try to poach him to come with him to LA (worked together in SF), but that would be a whole country away from his family. Philly is a better team as is anyway.

Minter seems like a lock to follow Harbaugh as the DC. With the success of the MacDonald defense with the Ravens, I'm sure Minter thinks he can have similar success.

Another positive with Fangio is the experience. I think having a more established veteran coach might be the route to go for a younger HC. I almost think they should go the same route for OC. It doesn't have to be a veteran coach, but an offensive coach who Sirrani will be willing to control the offense

[fugazi]

So, Jerry...there's at least a couple of top-shelf coaches available this off-season, and your team once again was out-coached and under-prepared for the post-season...

Jerry: No one feels the pain of this loss more than I do...but we've got something good started here and I want to see it through. I have the utmost faith in Jason Garret...I mean Mike McCarthy...

[slickdtc]

Sounds like Dave Canales, OC from TB, is headed to Carolina to become their new HC.

[reyes the roof]

Quote: Originally Posted by illwill10

Seemingly official Not my ideal choice, just because they seem obsessed with the Fangio defense. They wanted to sign him last year and he wants to be close to home/family. I guess the upside is that Miami was top 10 on yards allowed and 3rd in sacks. The other benefit is that instead of going after protégés who run variances of his defense, you're getting the architect of the defense.

I thought he did an awesome job in Chicago, it seemed like he could plug anyone in the secondary and they’d be productive

[illwill10]

Quote: Originally Posted by reyes the roof

I thought he did an awesome job in Chicago, it seemed like he could plug anyone in the secondary and they’d be productive

Well Philly was certainly need that. It seems like both Slay and Bradberry is on the decline


Three jobs left, Commanders, Seahawks, and Falcons. I feel like it'll be Belichick, Vrabel, and Ben Johnson. If I were to guess, it'll be Belichick to Falcons, Johnson to Commanders, and Vrabel to Seahawks. I think Johnson's is as high as it can get and Commanders do offer having the 2nd overall pick with chance to draft and develop a QB. I just don't see Vrabel and Belichick not being the choices, unless they don't like the situations.

[The Chef]

Atlanta hiring Rams DC Raheem Morris as the next HC so Seattle and Washington remain while Belichick is still trying to find work and Vrabel is floating out there.

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[illwill10]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Chef

Atlanta hiring Rams DC Raheem Morris as the next HC so Seattle and Washington remain while Belichick is still trying to find work and Vrabel is floating out there. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

It feels like Belichick and Vrabel might end up not coaching this year. I sense Commanders will wait for Ben Johnson. Seahawks feel like the wildcard

[Kramer5150]

Can someone please shed a little light on this for me?

Why in the HELL would the Steelers interview the OC from Carolina when they themselves had the worst offense in the NFL last season?

Quote:

The Panthers had the worst offense in the NFL last season, ranking No. 32 in yards and No. 31 in points scored. Carolina went 2-15 in 2023.

Hell the combination of Sullivan and Faulkner weren't THIS bad, this guy is Matt Canada terrible all over again.

I understand it's only an interview, but with how bad the Panther offense was this is really a head scratcher.