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How much FAITH in Tepper do you have to get the coach right?


How much FAITH in Tepper do you have to get the coach right?  

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    • I 100% believe that he will get it right
      1
    • I am very optimistic that he will get it right
      9
    • I am slightly optimistic
      20
    • It could go either way (neutral option)
      12
    • Slightly Pessimistic
      11
    • Very pessimistic but there is a ray of hope
      22
    • I 100% believe that he will fug this all up
      18


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2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

I would imagine Dan Morgan and perhaps Pat Stewart are part of the search as well.

Hopefully their opinions will be valued at least as much as Mrs. Tepper's. /s

I was really hoping to hear about a former executive from the Steelers, Packers or 49ers being brought in as a consultant, so Dave won't have to resort to pasta toppings for the final decision.

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16 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

I was really hoping to hear about a former executive from the Steelers, Packers or 49ers being brought in as a consultant, so Dave won't have to resort to pasta toppings for the final decision.

Been hoping for Colbert here.

Tepper talked like he might go that route for this search, but ultimately decided against it, I guess.

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If he hires Johnson or Steichen and they end up being dogshit head coaches, is it Teppers fault?

Those are the 2 most popular choices amongst the huddle, just like Rhule was an extremely popular choice on the Huddle before he turned out to be dogshit.

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5 hours ago, tecc86 said:

If he hires Johnson or Steichen and they end up being dogshit head coaches, is it Teppers fault?

Those are the 2 most popular choices amongst the huddle, just like Rhule was an extremely popular choice on the Huddle before he turned out to be dogshit.

TBH, yes. Even if he does something that the Huddle generally agrees with, continuing to lose/fail will be his fault. 

The difference being that our opinions are based on literally just observation of the process, whereas(in theory) Tepper has direct access to(supposedly) knowledgeable football people and an entire interview and background process. 

He has much better tools for success at his disposal than we do. That doesn't assure success but repeatedly failing at this task is generally a hallmark of poor ownership and management. 

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I think we have a much better pool if candidates than last time. Put them all in a dartboard and blindfold him and he could hit any of them and still be a pretty good upgrade from Rhule.

I'd actually be ok with any of them. No hard feelings against any of the choices.... except maybe Kellen Moore.

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