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Does the Canales era have a new vibe?

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I thought Matt Rhules felt like a traveling preacher/sewing machine salesman. Then I thought Reich had the emotions of the captain of a baby seal clubbing team. I kind of like Canales and think he may be adaptable in today's NFL. I know we need to to see it but does he not give you guys hope too, or will he get his moniker too? (My bad, tired of looking at the same thread titles)

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Honestly he creeps me out some. Can’t verbalize the entire feeling but TV evangelist vibe is an element, there is also a high school cheerleader facade.

So far I like him in his job and think he projects to be good hire, possibly, but there isn’t much to go on yet. I’ll just hope he isn’t too twisted.

 

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Seems to appreciate guys and be a guy that the players will like playing for. Also built a staff that is aligned rather than a brain trust. The coach speak is still coach speak but comes across like he gives you more insight. So yes, I think a different vibe.  

That said, they still need to execute and the moment there is a sighting of a DBO sign all bets are off.  

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I think it's starting and there's been enough turnover that most will be able to buy into it.

He's got the same level of infectious energy that Cam had and will have the same effect, being able to elevate the guys around him.

He's what this team needed.

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he has the right attitude.  he and Morgan have made the right moves and, for the first time in a long time, we seem to have a plan to build.  I realize that some here will want him torched and tarred and feathered when he does not instantly put us in the playoffs, but there will be improvement this year.  If he does that for two years in a row, we can start talking playoffs.  I think he is smart and will be the best coach we have seen in a long while. 

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