Mr. Scot

The social media thing was a big red flag. My guess is he'll catch on as a runningback coach again and maybe work his way back up. That or go back to the college level.

Not just yet. Best I can see happening in 2024 is veteran competition. Earliest potential replacement is likely the next season.

Probably the head coach. I know it's ass backwards, but...

Wouldn't bet on him being moved. Person pointed out that would require Tepper admitting he was wrong.

More from Joe (same article as before)... There’s been some buzz that the Panthers could add a senior vice president of football operations to serve as a go-between for Tepper and the coach/GM. Dawn Aponte, the NFL’s chief administrator of football operations, would be a strong candidate for such a role. Now this is a name I know, not for personnel reasons though. More for personality and authority. If the idea is to get somebody that can tell David Tepper when he's full of sh-t, Aponte isn't a bad idea at all.

I haven't researched her enough to know.

I'd give that credit to Charlie Weis and Josh McDaniels way more than I would Bill Belichick.

For at least next year, very.

Pretty much. What's sad is that a lot of what did him in was being too collaborative. But then a moment of selfishness is what ultimately sealed his fate.

You don't have that kind of impact on me, dude But if it makes you feel good, I can let you think you do since, for whatever reason, I seem to be very important in your thinking.

Lemme throw another potential name in here: Browns Assistant GM Catherine Raiche How good is she? Don't honestly know, but she's risen up the ranks and is generally considered likely to be the leagues first female GM. Gotta believe Tepper would love to be able to say he's the guy that hired her.

I'm worried Tepper will go for an analytics guy because he thinks it's the wave of the future and it'll be another chance to show he's smarter than everyone else.

Different skill set. It's fair to question whether or not Johnson has the head coaching skill set, but there's no doubt he knows offense.

Nah. Already said this needed to happen. You can't come back from a GM throwing his head coach under the bus.

My choices would be Will McClay, Joe Hortiz, Brandon Hunt or Ray Agnew If you really believe in the two-for-one idea with Ben Johnson (I don't).

That's a pretty common take...

I'm talking about Brown's offense getting shut out twice, as well as averaging fewer points than when Reich was calling the plays, because that's what happened. I get that you want me to pay attention to you dude, but I'm not interested. There's way better conversations to be had.

Atlanta took the "Black Monday" thing pretty seriously. Arthur Smith was reportedly fired at 12:01am.

Not sure I can sign on to this... If we're staying in-house, I'd probably prefer Adrian Wilson. But what I'd prefer most at this point is that we not stay in-house

I'm not even bothering with you, dude

Brown was reported to have been a Tepper pick, and ultimately a poor one. He wasn't ready to be an OC. His play designs were bad, his playcalling off, and there's speculation he was one of the people complaining behind Reich's back. And that's not even mentioning his wife's social media stunt. If there's an MVP for this season's coaching dysfunction, it's probably Brown.

Marty's greatest skill has always been the ability to save his own ass.

...and got shut out in back to back games.