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Texans agree to hire Patriots Caserio


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Longtime Texans beat writer John McClain added some info with regard to the coaching search.

Caserio will reportedly join owner Cal McNair in the coaching search, but three candidates have already been interviewed without him: Jim Caldwell, Marvin Lewis and Joe Brady. The Texans reportedly also want to interview Titans OC Arthur Smith and Colts DC Matt Eberflus but may wait since their teams are in the playoffs.

Other names could potentially be added, including Bills OC Brian Daboll, 49ers DC Robert Saleh and Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy. Daboll and Caserio go back a long way from Daboll's time with the Patriots.

One person who reportedly won't be a candidate: Josh McDaniels (McClain didn't elaborate as to why).

 

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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Longtime Texans beat writer John McClain added some info with regard to the coaching search.

Caserio will reportedly join owner Cal McNair in the coaching search, but three candidates have already been interviewed without him: Jim Caldwell, Marvin Lewis and Joe Brady. The Texans reportedly also want to interview Titans OC Arthur Smith and Colts DC Matt Eberflus but may wait since their teams are in the playoffs.

Other names could potentially be added, including Bills OC Brian Daboll, 49ers DC Robert Saleh and Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy. Daboll and Caserio go back a long way from Daboll's time with the Patriots.

One person who reportedly won't be a candidate: Josh McDaniels (McClain didn't elaborate as to why).

 

This is a SERIOUS red flag for McDaniels. Ya know, if the disaster in Denver and the 11th hour spurning of the Colts weren't enough of a red flag for anyone.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

This is a SERIOUS red flag for McDaniels. Ya know, if the disaster in Denver and the 11th hour spurning of the Colts weren't enough of a red flag for anyone.

It could be that he's been promised the Patriots job as soon as Belichick retires, but he was a candidate here just last year so who can say?

It's also being speculated that the Patriots are about to bleed coaching and front office staff talent. Caserio is already gone, Monti Ossenfort left last year and Pro Personnel Chief Dave Ziegler is a candidate for GM of the Broncos.

The rats might be deserting the ship.

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1 minute ago, CashNewton22 said:

Good I hope some one hires Jeff Ireland before us next that’ll be both my two least favorite candidates gone. Ed Dodds or Ryan Poles are my two guys.

We already interviewed ireland, and the only other team I know of that's doing so is the Lions (this Friday).

He and Matt Rhule are friends. Rhule is also said to "greatly respect" Ireland and Albert Breer reported that the team has "done a lot of homework" on him already.

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3 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Usually gm's like to have their own coach. Not the other way around. This is why tepper fuged up and will continue to fug up. We will hire the giants guy.

Reese? Wouldn't bet on it.

Besides, a couple of our GM candidates are already buddies with our head coach so they'd be "getting their guy" anyway.

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52 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

We already interviewed ireland, and the only other team I know of that's doing so is the Lions (this Friday).

He and Matt Rhule are friends. Rhule is also said to "greatly respect" Ireland and Albert Breer reported that the team has "done a lot of homework" on him already.

Yeah man thanks to your detailed breakdowns (idk how you do it lol) I’ve gathered as much. I know he’s absolutely a possibility which is why I want him hired sooner than later by a team that isn’t the Panthers. I don’t want another retread I want some one new with new ideas who’s hungry to get it right the first time (although I’m certain he’s picked up some things while in NO). And after reading the athletic piece on him from 2019 I’m almost all in for Dodds for better or worse.

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3 minutes ago, CashNewton22 said:

Yeah man thanks to your detailed breakdowns (idk how you do it lol) I’ve gathered as much. I know he’s absolutely a possibility which is why I want him hired sooner than later by a team that isn’t the Panthers. I don’t want another retread I want some one new with new ideas who’s hungry to get it right the first time (although I’m certain he’s picked up some things while in NO). And after reading the athletic piece on him from 2019 I’m almost all in for Dodds for better or worse.

I prefer Peters or Dodds, but I could live with Ireland or Schoen.

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For the record, as of right now it appears we're the only team set to interview Adam Peters.

There's been a lot of speculation that the Broncos would look to bring him back. So far the Broncos have requested interviews with three candidates. Peters isn't one of them.

Likewise, earlier today 49ers GM John Lynch was asked by a reporter about interview requests. He said Peters had only one (obviously, us).

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

It could be that he's been promised the Patriots job as soon as Belichick retires, but he was a candidate here just last year so who can say?

It's also being speculated that the Patriots are about to bleed coaching and front office staff talent. Caserio is already gone, Monti Ossenfort left last year and Pro Personnel Chief Dave Ziegler is a candidate for GM of the Broncos.

The rats might be deserting the ship.

If I am McDaniels and I had the choice to wait on the Patriots job, or go take the Texans job, I'm moving to Houston. 

Neither team is good right now, but the Texans have a very good franchise QB locked into a contract. With that most important piece in place, it makes things easier to build a team around. The Patriots have lost talent, and most of the remaining talent is getting older.  Patriots need a overhaul including at QB

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