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What about Geno the prior year?

Agreed.

We can also do a list of coaches with HC experience that failed starting with our most recent one…

He took a team that lost the GOAT at QB, inserted Baker and increased the scoring by 11%. Their offense did better in the second half of the season vs first and yes Evero had some success against him but hopefully we retain Evero too. He also was the QB coach Geno’s comeback year and Russ’s best year, worked with Carroll for over a decade. Carroll brought him with him from USC so he must think highly of him. He also has Dungy as a sort of mentor. I mean all things considered, we could do a lot worse. Young coordinator starting to gain recognition is really our best route. If Canales looked good again next year it could have been a bidding war.

Yeah I’m not laughing. He the Rams D looking solid with several rookies stepping up.

Honestly you are right and it’s not a bad decision based on where we are as a franchise. We didn’t have to worry about a bidding war and losing him to another franchise.

Umm what? Ben Johnson is the guy everyone is wanting and he has no HC experience. Sean McVay had no HC experience, Kyle Shanahan, John Harbaugh, and the list goes on. 3 of the 4 coaches left had no HC experience when they were hired by their current teams.

Canales is in the same boat Ben Johnson was last year. Our best bet was to grab one of these young coaches early before they turn into a bidding war the following year.

I think it would be good if Evero stays. I want the Canales/Evero combo then we can get a comp when Evero gets hired about another team in the future.

He "stepped in to" that situation in Seattle? Who was the WR coach from 2010-2017 followed by their passing game coordinator? Who do you think created that WR room in Seattle? Then you have Evans (getting some age on him) and Godwin coming off an injury. He had their offense scoring 11% more with Baker than it was with Brady. Over a decade under Carroll, Dungy as a mentor, and helping two of the biggest QB turnarounds we have seen in a minute is a decent resume. Let's just see what he can do.

He did well on the Eagles.

Dan Morgan will stop Tepper from crossing the LOS. It’s his specialty.

Not me! You? -It was leaked Reich was the reason they were sniffing around Carr. Smelled like cheese...

So he changed. That's promising. Maybe he will keep changing/adapting?

I remember reading the reason we hired Reich is because he already had his staff all planned out. I think that was Reich’s “All-Star Staff” as much as anyone else’s. Reich just wasn’t the guy.

He wanted Carr.

I mean he will either get better or potentially lead us to a top pick AKA his replacement. Either way we have to build an offense around him this offseason.

Rhule wasn't winning regardless. Reich would be the one where it got bad, but he was his own demise. Forcing terrible schemes with the wrong players and refusing to adapt. Both coaches were clearly not the right hires.

Dan had success at Buffalo and Seattle. At the end of the day if we start winning Tepper will start backing off. It's a pattern of several owners in the league.

You could argue the same for the Titans then.

Canales seems to be a Dan Morgan hire. As President/GM it would fall on Morgan more than the coach to try to have the owner back off.

This is me as well. He wasn't my top choice, but I am definitely intrigued. I wanted a younger offensive guy that wasn't a rethread so he checks those boxes. Spending over a decade under Pete Carroll is a nice box to check as well.

Yeah not a Monken fan. He had some loaded UGA teams in college as well.

He did great in Seattle and Buffalo. I wouldn't write Morgan off yet. I'm sure it's a short leash though (as usual).