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Firing Rivera= Full rebuild

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We can't and he can't holdout. 1st round rookie contracts are set in stone through the first four seasons. You can't renegotiate them or extend them until after the fourth season.

That’s false because Dallas extentended Zeke at start of year 4 of his rookie deal 

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We can't and he can't holdout. 1st round rookie contracts are set in stone through the first four seasons. You can't renegotiate them or extend them until after the fourth season.

That’s false. Dallas extended Zeke at start of year 4 of his rookie deal 

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There are three types of coaches in this league.

A. Just straight up bad coaches, think Seifert, these guys are just bad and not cut out for the job, plain and simple.

B. Then you have average to slightly above average coaches. These coaches have a shelf life, and they last typically 5-7 years before it gets stale and spoiled and you have to replace them. They aren’t terrible like Seifert but more a long the lines of consistently inconcsistent. Think Jeff Fisher, Lovie Smith, Dan Quinn. They will have a few good seasons here and there and he’ll might even catch lightning in a bottle one year and make a SB appearance, but they aren’t dynasty coaches.

C. Dynasty coaches. These coaches are elite of the elite. Think Cowher, Carrol, Belichick and Sean Payton. These are coaches that have staying power, they love, they live, they breathe the game and take losing very personally. Just appearing in a SB isn’t enough, just winning A super bowl isn’t enough, no, they strive for multiple championships at all costs.

Incase you haven’t figured it out by now, Rivera belongs in the B. category. Rivera’s shelf life was 2015 and each year the stink in the fridge has just grown and grown and now it’s just unbearable, time to toss him out.

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1 minute ago, PanthersNC1984 said:

There are three types of coaches in this league.

A. Just straight up bad coaches, think Seifert, these guys are just bad and not cut out for the job, plain and simple.

B. Then you have average to slightly above average coaches. These coaches have a shelf life, and they last typically 5-7 years before it gets stale and spoiled and you have to replace them. They aren’t terrible like Seifert but more a long the lines of consistently inconcsistent. Think Jeff Fisher, Lovie Smith, Dan Quinn. They will have a few good seasons here and there and he’ll might even catch lightning in a bottle one year and make a SB appearance, but they aren’t dynasty coaches.

C. Dynasty coaches. These coaches are elite of the elite. Think Cowher, Carrol, Belichick and Sean Payton. These are coaches that have stayi  big power, they love, they live, they breathe the game and take losing very personally. Just appearing in a SB isn’t enough, just winning A super bowl isn’t enough, no, they strive for multiple championships at all costs.

Incase you haven’t figured it out by now, Rivers belongs in the B. category.

Agree, Rivera is a John Fox/Fisher 

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2 minutes ago, PanthersNC1984 said:

There are three types of coaches in this league.

A. Just straight up bad coaches, think Seifert, these guys are just bad and not cut out for the job, plain and simple.

B. Then you have average to slightly above average coaches. These coaches have a shelf life, and they last typically 5-7 years before it gets stale and spoiled and you have to replace them. They aren’t terrible like Seifert but more a long the lines of consistently inconcsistent. Think Jeff Fisher, Lovie Smith, Dan Quinn. They will have a few good seasons here and there and he’ll might even catch lightning in a bottle one year and make a SB appearance, but they aren’t dynasty coaches.

C. Dynasty coaches. These coaches are elite of the elite. Think Cowher, Carrol, Belichick and Sean Payton. These are coaches that have staying power, they love, they live, they breathe the game and take losing very personally. Just appearing in a SB isn’t enough, just winning A super bowl isn’t enough, no, they strive for multiple championships at all costs.

Incase you haven’t figured it out by now, Rivera belongs in the B. category. Rivera’s shelf life was 2015 and each year the stink in the fridge has just grown and grown and now it’s just unbearable, time to toss him out.

Sounds about right to me.

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1 hour ago, mc52beast said:

So you want a guy who still can’t figure out how to beat OSU and has done nothing at Michigan to take over for Ron... 

makes perfect sense

Big difference between NFL and NCAA. Saban never won 10 games in the NFL, so I guess he should not be at Alabama. JHs philosophy might not work with kids as it does with professionals. 

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