News on Joe Brady

[thefuzz]

2 minutes ago, Rocky Davis said:

It reiterates my point that Brady doesn't want to find himself in a position where he has a very short resume of NFL experience and a terrible first HC gig.  That's what happened to Chud.

I don't think Brady is a "Chud," but I hope he wouldn't find himself in the same situation.  It's just something I would consider. 

Sure, you go ahead and pass up a job that has about 10 openings worldwide per year, pass up a 1,000% pay raise, to ponder if you can actually do the job that you are being hired to do while being in the ego soaked world of the NFL.

[Rocky Davis]

3 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

If you are a great offensive or defensive mind, you will continue to get jobs, even if you took a HC gig at the Bengals and it went up in flames, if you are good, you can work.

You can work, but do you ever get that HC opportunity again.  You'll have to work and be successful for more than a couple of years to get another opportunity. 

I also wouldn't use Seifert as a comp because what happened after his stint in Carolina?  He was pretty successful riding Walsh's coattails in SF, but on his own in Carolina his goose got cooked.

Capers, Fox, and Rivera all had successful stints as coordinators and head coaches and were given another chance.  They weren't one year wonders.

To each, their own.

[Rocky Davis]

Just now, thefuzz said:

Sure, you go ahead and pass up a job that has about 10 openings worldwide per year, pass up a 1,000% pay raise, to ponder if you can actually do the job that you are being hired to do while being in the ego soaked world of the NFL.

Brady is a smart guy, he won't just take any HC job offered. 

[Prowler2k18]

1 minute ago, Rocky Davis said:

Brady is a smart guy, he won't just take any HC job offered. 

I think he’d be a great fit with the Chargers. Hate to lose him so early but can’t fault him either.

[Mr. Scot]

15 minutes ago, CRA said:

Didn't Brady already speak on not being interested in college?  

Not Brady, Jeff Nixon.

[trueblade]

24 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

He's reportedly also under consideration for some college head coaching jobs.

Onto plan B? C? Where are we even at now?

[raleigh-panther]

17 hours ago, Captain Morgan said:

Falcons were one...

Ian Rapoport

 

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#Panthers OC Joe Brady, a bright up-and-coming offensive mind, received requests from the #Falcons, #Texans, and #Chargers to interview for their vacant head coach jobs, source said. A new name into the HC mix.

It is a bit surprising that the panthers didn’t require at least a 2 year contract

Maybe teams believe all the red zone issues are on the QB, the QB he wanted 

so, after one year, panthers may lose key components of their offensive staff 

perfect 

[Mr. Scot]

This doesn't make sense to me...

Makes me wonder if they might be targeting him.

[Mr. Scot]

1 hour ago, thefuzz said:

True.

The Jason Garrett's, Norv Turners, Adam Gase's, etc...rarely get 2nd chances in the NFL......

FYI: The Chargers have asked to interview Garrett.

The Spanish family...

[ickmule]

Just shows some teams are desperate.  By no means has he done enough to warrant a HC position just yet.  

[LinvilleGorge]

1 hour ago, thefuzz said:

Sure, you go ahead and pass up a job that has about 10 openings worldwide per year, pass up a 1,000% pay raise, to ponder if you can actually do the job that you are being hired to do while being in the ego soaked world of the NFL.

It would be super risky, but if Brady is confident in his own abilities but self aware enough to realize that he may not be ready, I could see him potentially doing it.

I guarantee you that Josh McDaniels kicks himself every damn day over spurning the Colts though. Even if he has a back room handshake deal with the Pats to takeover when Belichick retires, he's still going to have to keep earning it. If he can't get that offense turned around, the Pats very well may rethink that back room deal when Belichick hangs it up.

[BudFox]

Eh, I think it's all agent and GM kabuki theater.  Brady's lack of experience could drive down the price for other candidates.  "We could get Brady for 60% of what you're asking for Coach Retread"  Or on the flip side, his agent could leverage the hot next thing and demand a high price.  If he doesn't get it, he swoops in with Coach Retread at a lower amount, albeit higher than what he would normally command.   Regardless, I don't think the play is linear. 

[thefuzz]

9 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

FYI: The Chargers have asked to interview Garrett.

The Spanish family...

The Spanos' are truly the very worst in the league.

[thefuzz]

4 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

It would be super risky, but if Brady is confident in his own abilities but self aware enough to realize that he may not be ready, I could see him potentially doing it.

I guarantee you that Josh McDaniels kicks himself every damn day over spurning the Colts though. Even if he has a back room handshake deal with the Pats to takeover when Belichick retires, he's still going to have to keep earning it. If he can't get that offense turned around, the Pats very well may rethink that back room deal when Belichick hangs it up.

I just don't think that guys like that (ego soaked) think that they can't do it, especially with a little help from their "friends".

If anyone offers him legit HC money, he's gone, no matter the situation.