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News on Joe Brady


Mr. Scot

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35 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

It's cute that people think Joe Brady isn't ready this season, but magically he'll be ready next season. Lol

One more year will be 33% more NFL experience for Brady, who only has 2 years total. LaFleur and McCay had 10 and 8 years of NFL coaching experience, respectively, before being hired. Even Kingsbury at least went through a few different teams programs and was a college head coach before coming to the NFL. 

Not saying this will stop any team from hiring him but even the most recent wunderkinds had a lot more experience than Joe.

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44 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

It's cute that people think Joe Brady isn't ready this season, but magically he'll be ready next season. Lol

It's just common sense that experience generally makes people better at their profession. I can't believe that needs to be said.

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1 hour ago, philit99 said:

The Sean McVay’s of the NFL and their early success is the reason some teams think this is a great move. Get him early and live through the pain of a couple of seasons to get the finished product. Looking back, would we have been better off to fire Rivera and keep McDermmott then fire Marty and hire Beane (I know that never would have happened)?

I honestly wanted to keep McDermott and can Rivera. I was calling for it back then. 

I didn't know much about Beane, but yeah hindsight is we should have kept him. Never liked Hurney

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Perhaps he will parlay these teams chasing him into a salary/incentive increase for his O.C. role here with the Panthers. Tepper's got the money and there's no salary cap on coaches. I realize many of you think his ultimate desire to be a head coach will push him to take a job the moment it's offered, but if he's truly an offensive wunderkind, then he's smart enough to realize his deficiencies and will probably look to increase his toolkit before taking the reins of an entire NFL franchise. There will always be desperate teams in search of the next big coach signing, so it's not like getting another year under his belt at OC is going to hurt his chances. 

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11 minutes ago, trueblade said:

Chudzinski 2.0

At least Chud set the table for our franchise QB. If Brady is one and done he didn't even do that.

Don't get me wrong, I don't blame the guy. If the opportunity is there, go. But I honestly hope that he realizes he isn't ready yet and is interviewing now just for the experience.

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