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Jones: Tepper now looking for "a young offensive mind"

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2 minutes ago, KaseKlosed said:

Has yo do an incredible job just to be considered????????? Insane 

Not a fan of that statement either, though I admit that winning much of anything in the situation he's in right now would be "an incredible job" in and of itself.

1 minute ago, gorillamilitia13 said:

This can go either way, everyone wants the next Sean McVay 

And sometimes they wind up with the next Joe Brady instead.

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Not a fan of that statement either, though I admit that winning much of anything in the situation he's in right now would be "an incredible job" in and of itself.

And sometimes they wind up with the next Joe Brady instead.

Yeah but those owners that went after the next McVay all hit on their hires so I don't see how thats a put down?

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Just now, Panthercougar68 said:

So completely opposite of what LaCanfora said…again lol 

Tepper knows what needs to be done with todays game. 

LaCanfora has sources, but his biggest issue has long been that he too often mixes his own speculation in with what he's heard.

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1 minute ago, 45catfan said:

Maybe he's evolved, but I didn't think Dorsey was particularly effective with Cam.  Cam never fixed any of his bad habits with Dorsey as his QB coach.

Truth. A hard truth, but true just the same.

Dorsey had to learn how to minimize those faults and then maximize the immense number of talents Cam had. It worked beautifully for a while, but neither the plan, nor the man, could withstand it over time.

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Just now, MtnJax said:

Yeah I heard their emphasis on this at the end of that clip. Just adding more fuel to the fire for the lawsuit Wilks is part of

Poorly worded by Dave.  I am not a fan of Tepper, but if Wilks does a crappy job, why would he be considered?  Just to satisfy the Rooney rule?  Isn't that what Wilks suit is really about?  He should have worded inthe affirmative such as: 'if Steve Wilks does an outstanding job in the interim, he would ABSOLUTELY be considered for the full time position.'  Says the same thing, but sounds much better.

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