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Joe Brady already being talked about for Falcons head coach

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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This thread is hilarious. 

The NFL doesn't care he is 31. 

The NFL cares about results and potential, of which Brady has a lot. (results in what he was paid to do)

Brady like any young hot shot coordinator wants to be a HC. 

Brady could absolutely be gone at the end of the season, esp if he continues to have the offense looking good 

Brady is on pace to have Teddy finish the season as a top 5 QB. 

If he is smart he will make which ever owner offer him a 6-7 year deal like Rhule. 

NYG - 6 year deal - First pick ie Trevor Lawrence = Brady is gone like the wind

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I'm as pessimistic as anyone about losing him, but not after after one year. He never coordinated anything in his life before this year. How would he even put a staff together with so little NFL experience.  If anything he'll get a nice little raise after this year or the next and will probably be with us a minimum of two more years after this.

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8 minutes ago, Clicheking said:

I'm as pessimistic as anyone about losing him, but not after after one year. He never coordinated anything in his life before this year. How would he even put a staff together with so little NFL experience.  If anything he'll get a nice little raise after this year or the next and will probably be with us a minimum of two more years after this.

How would he put a staff together?

Well lets see, he would look at the NFL, NCAA and see who he would like to be his coordinators.

Then he would try to set interviews and hire which ones he liked. 

This isn't rocket science. 

 

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33 minutes ago, Agent Blue said:

How would he put a staff together?

Well lets see, he would look at the NFL, NCAA and see who he would like to be his coordinators.

Then he would try to set interviews and hire which ones he liked. 

This isn't rocket science. 

 

there’s a lot more to making great BBQ than just throwing meat in a smoker.

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1 hour ago, Clicheking said:

I'm as pessimistic as anyone about losing him, but not after after one year. He never coordinated anything in his life before this year. How would he even put a staff together with so little NFL experience.  If anything he'll get a nice little raise after this year or the next and will probably be with us a minimum of two more years after this.

Brady's a really smart guy, he's known where his career was headed for a while, do you really think he hasn't been studying and preparing for such a scenario for years now?

He spent 2 years working with the Saints, you don't think he was studying everything Payton did and how he put a staff together?

He knows he's going to be getting HC spots soon, you don't think he's paying attention to what Rhule does and how he runs a program?

He'd also just look back and what McVay did when he built his first staff since he was so young as well, likely follow his lead and hire an older former HC as his DC to help him out along the way

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