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Tepper and McDaniels "on each other's radar"

Mr. Scot

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One thing everybody should probably keep in mind with regard to the next hire.

Tepper has said that he wants a guy who will coach for 20 years like they do in Pittsburgh. So you can expect whoever it is to be given a lot of patience and a lot of time to establish himself.

Basically, whoever we hire is gonna be here for a while.

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People either forget, or are not aware, that after McD was fired in Denver, he was offensive coordinator for the Rams for one year (2011)

They were ranked 31st in yards, and 32nd in points scored that year.  Sure Sam Bradford was their quarterback, but people have done much better with far worse QBs.  The year before McDaniels was hired, Pat Shurmur was the Rams OC and they had a league average offense with the same roster and QB.

He's been an abject failure everywhere he's gone outside of NE, and is not a leader of men.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/McDaJo0.htm

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44 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

One thing everybody should probably keep in mind with regard to the next hire.

Tepper has said that he wants a guy who will coach for 20 years like they do in Pittsburgh. So you can expect whoever it is to be given a lot of patience and a lot of time to establish himself.

Basically, whoever we hire is gonna be here for a while.

If they cant win, they're not going to be here 20 years

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6 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

... for about a year and a half now, according to Albert Breer on WFNZ today.

Breer also explained that the departure from Indianapolis came because during the process, McDaniels and Colts GM Chris Ballard came to understand they had very different ideas on their vision for the team going forward.

Thus, it'd be important to McDaniels that he and whoever is in leadership in Carolina would see eye-to-eye.

Oh hi, Nick Caserio. You've met Josh, right?

You mean like they are going on a date?

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

One thing everybody should probably keep in mind with regard to the next hire.

Tepper has said that he wants a guy who will coach for 20 years like they do in Pittsburgh. So you can expect whoever it is to be given a lot of patience and a lot of time to establish himself.

Basically, whoever we hire is gonna be here for a while.

  No idea if he would be the best choice, but if I was Tepper I’d make sure I sat down with Matt Rhule. 

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