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I gotta wait to see what Reich does first. I suspect that he's closer to John and Ron than Shanahan, but I hope that he proves me wrong.

The epitome of cherry picking: Throw out certain passes, and throw out a couple of games, then make it look all nice and proclaim what's akin to a lie. Way to go!

Shaq is fine as long as he takes a pay cut. Otherwise, it's business not hate.

Those are some terrible takes. Let me help y'all out. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/2023/1/13/23550243/daniel-jones-new-york-giants-nfl-playoffs-vikings-daboll-kafka https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/analysis/daniel-jones-breakout-playoffs-future-daboll-giants/ Jones, much like any QB, needed to be put into situations to succeed, and that's what good coaching does. Moreover, most QBs really don't even reach their prime during a rookie contract. You can't even begin to credibly judge a QB's potential and place in the NFL before you see them under good coaching peppered with a degree of patience.

See? Fangio ain't Evero. When you have as much life experience as I have, you get good at reading tea leaves.

Fangio is old, comfortable and has already made his fortune.

All it takes is Tepper's willingness and money to facilitate a stronger interest than working with his buddy. Let's watch it unfold.

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2023/02/04/panthers-reportedly-very-strong-interest-dc-ejiro-evero/

What manner of enchantment is this? I have been here probably since 2003 and have never seen a post like this.

Carr isn't great? Don't want!

One Carr is enough.

Yeah, I'm kinda surprised that we haven't talked to Flores.

Nah, man. The INTs are too real.

There's also a chance that he proves it incorrect. Nagy? LOL

What part did you miss where Andy Reid said that Bienemy does call the plays? Bienemy has had off-the-field stuff and may simply be a bad interviewer or an asshole in some kind of way. We already know that he's been a good play caller, if not play designer.

I didn't say it "proves" anything, but at least there is plenty of evidence that he can do the job since he has been doing it according to one of the best coaches in the game.

Yeah, that "doesnt really mean anything." Reid is just lying.

I think Reid is a Super coach, definitely top 2 or 3 in the game. Even he says that Bienemy literally calls the plays. I just don't get why people don't want to give the man credit. Reid backs him---of course---but that's good enough for me.

True. But I'd rather have Bienemy than Reich calling plays, that's for sure.

One thing that I had never thought about was how Tepper probably especially didn't want his team to get rolled up by his former team, so Kudos to Smitty for pointing out that angle. I love the pushback to that seemingly national narrative from someone who actually knows the team. There should have been a voice on the networks to counter Keyshawn, Skip, Shannon, etc.

It's been unofficial for the past few days.

This thread is one of the most ironic that I've ever seen on the Huddle. I'm going to just leave it at that.

Just wait 'til next season.

It's more of the same, but there are subtle tidbits that you might pick up on. Tepper and Reich don't want to be right, they want to "get it right." But... If you listen, Reich always mentions Fitterer first and Tepper as kind of a passing thought. This will be a collaborative effort for sure, but just like it has been, Tepper is going to give deference to the football guys. Fitterer is going to be way more involved in the process than he has been. Generally, in my opinion, I feel that collaboration is a good thing. As I mentioned in another thread, keeping Tabor and Campen is a product of collaboration, not to mention Duce, and I see that as a positive.

Honestly, I would take either with a concerted effort and focus to develop them. I suspect that Stroud is the better processor right now, but I also believe that Fields has a markedly higher ceiling overall. Development is likely the key. Neither one is a surefire bet, but of course Fields has invaluable NFL experience.