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10 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

Realistically though, what has he accomplished here that is going to be a feather in his cap on the resume? Tell me why someone would hire him to be the top guy? 

Culture builder. Got the Panthers to the post season. He is the counter punch to all the teams hiring the next 20 year old wunderkin off McVays tree.

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1 minute ago, jopie87 said:

Culture builder. Got the Panthers to the post season. He is the counter punch to all the teams hiring the next 20 year old wunderkin off McVays tree.

I will agree with the McVay connection. I think the culture stuff is fluff and wishful thinking though. He doesn't have the numbers to show anything.

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15 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

Realistically though, what has he accomplished here that is going to be a feather in his cap on the resume? Tell me why someone would hire him to be the top guy? 

He hasn't truly accomplished anything at all but reportedly he is a great leader. I think the question is if he would be running your defense too. If so, there is no way I would consider him. He's a below average defensive playcaller.

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3 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

I will agree with the McVay connection. I think the culture stuff is fluff and wishful thinking though. He doesn't have the numbers to show anything.

All I know is there are some damn good coaches that former players vocally hate (Flores). Being a good leader can be the difference between a team fighting and a team that wants the season to end and to be rid of you.

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2 minutes ago, jopie87 said:

All I know is there are some damn good coaches that former players vocally hate (Flores). Being a good leader can be the difference between a team fighting and a team that wants the season to end and to be rid of you.

McDaniels too.

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