Supposing we do hire McDaniels, Caserio or both

[bobowilson]

20 minutes ago, joeyxfresco said:

Welp. That pissed me off. 

The exact quote is (starts at 3:15)

"he got on the phone with me and basically told me

he doesnt want sideline technology at all,  because he thinks its an unfair advantage if you have live video on the sidelines, that you can negate good coaching by technological advances

i dont agree with that, but that was his view point"
 

[Sgt Schultz]

Hiring McDaniels would probably be it for me.  I'm already 1700 miles away from Charlotte and maybe get to see the Panthers four times a year on the tube.  McDaniels would push me over the edge.  The man is the north end of a southbound horse.

 

[Pimpdaddy]

has there been much success from the Belichick coaching tree?  

[Matthias]

Is this not the same dude that drafted The Golden Calf of Bristol in the first round?

[joeyxfresco]

8 minutes ago, bobowilson said:

The exact quote is (starts at 3:15)

"he got on the phone with me and basically told me

he doesnt want sideline technology at all,  because he thinks its an unfair advantage if you have live video on the sidelines, that you can negate good coaching by technological advances

i dont agree with that, but that was his view point"
 

Wonder if Tepper started implementing those tools and Rivera wasn’t using them. 

[Mr. Scot]

14 minutes ago, bobowilson said:

you can negate good coaching by technological advances

I think I see what got him fired 

[Ricky Spanish]

Wouldn't give two shits as long as we won. 

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

Wouldn't give two shits as long as we won. 

I believe you're the first to admit that, and I doubt you're alone, but it won't surprise me if some folks just don't want to speak those words.

[Waldo]

I would be fine with a lot but there are lines that I would have problems crossing.

If a team was dumb enough to give us an advantage via technology, through recordings or just old school mental fuggery, I'm OK with. I would prefer to see a old school butt whooping in just out playing and coaching a team but that could be fun once in a while. I'm hesitant because it's very subjective for me and I could see it turning the wrong way and souring my enjoyment of watching a good football game. 

What the Saints did with bounties, viciously dirty play or paying refs I couldn't support. 

I don't mind some gamesmanship but I really don't want to watch the team become world class scumbags and pretend that being a winner means anything anymore at that point. 

 

[JARROD]

They were only called cheaters because everyone else is too dumb to win.

its just true 

[methodtoll]

Mr. Scot, I always enjoy your take on the state of the team. I know I mentioned this before but would love for you to put together a thread on each candidate and who their potential staff would be... I would love to get your take as to who the potential coordinators would be. 

[JARROD]

2 hours ago, bobowilson said:

If you're not cheating, you're not trying

There was an anecdote on Robert Mays podcast yesterday, where he said he spoke to Rivera about using technology on the sidelines, and Rivera told him he wouldn't use it, not because it wasn't effective, but because he felt it was unfair to the opposing coach and lacked integrity

Literally, Rivera refused to use technology because it was 'unfair'.  Big reason Denver knew all of our plays in the Superbowl was how naive Rivera was.

In case you dont believe it, here's the podcast

https://www.theringer.com/2019/12/5/20997877/ron-rivera-fired-whos-next-plus-brady-vs-mahomes-and-a-stacked-week-14

There’s competitive advantages,... playing games and then there is cheating.

cheating to me would be suiting up Julio Jones in a Uniform on a team he doesn’t play for and sneaking him out there to play,.. paying him under the table.

cheating is not using every legal alternative including things that the rules DONT Spell out(Patriots) to win. Even if the rules are gray,

Like the game of thrones said “you either win, or you die”

[Mr. Scot]

33 minutes ago, methodtoll said:

Mr. Scot, I always enjoy your take on the state of the team. I know I mentioned this before but would love for you to put together a thread on each candidate and who their potential staff would be... I would love to get your take as to who the potential coordinators would be. 

Planning to, but I'm probably going to do it a little at a time. I'm trying to get a sense of who the real candidates are. Right now there's an awful lot of speculation.

Likely will first start by gathering individual profiles of guys like Greg Roman, Josh McDaniels and Kevin Stefanski.

Also want to pull some info on Nick Caserio and anyone else who might be up for the new VP job.

[Moo Daeng]

Not my first choice by any means but blows the doors off any combination containing Jim Harbaugh. Fortunately I think that possibility is next to zero