NFL '22 - Coachs Hot Seat
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NFL '22 - Coachs Hot Seat
Usually we don't start with the gone .. Your feedback will be updated in the OP
O U T
Matt Rhule - Carolina Panthers
Frank Reich - Indianapolis Colts
Nathaniel Hackett - Denver Broncos
Hot
Kliff Kingsbury - Arizona Cardinals
Uncomfortable
Eyes Looking
Ron Rivera - Washington Commanders
Watch List
Pete Carroll - Seattle Seahawks
Mike McCarthy - Dallas Cowboys
Brandon Staley - San Diego Chargers (needs to make playoffs)
Safe (after being on the list)
Dan Campbell - Detroit Lions
Josh McDaniels- Las Vegas Raiders
Mike Vrabel - Tennessee Titans (GM Robinson was fired)
Todd Bowles - Tampa Bay Buccaneers [Divisional Champion, hosting playoffs]
O U T
Matt Rhule - Carolina Panthers
Frank Reich - Indianapolis Colts
Nathaniel Hackett - Denver Broncos
Hot
Kliff Kingsbury - Arizona Cardinals
Uncomfortable
Eyes Looking
Ron Rivera - Washington Commanders
Watch List
Pete Carroll - Seattle Seahawks
Mike McCarthy - Dallas Cowboys
Brandon Staley - San Diego Chargers (needs to make playoffs)
Safe (after being on the list)
Dan Campbell - Detroit Lions
Josh McDaniels- Las Vegas Raiders
Mike Vrabel - Tennessee Titans (GM Robinson was fired)
Todd Bowles - Tampa Bay Buccaneers [Divisional Champion, hosting playoffs]
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Alas! Mediocre college coaches don't turn out to be good NFL head coaches.
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You have to be a really good coach to sustain success without a good quarterback. Rhule apparently wasn’t.
I would put Kingsbury in uncomfortable territory. He doesn’t get along with his quarterback. He has a history of getting worse as the season goes on. I could see him getting the axe if they don’t make the playoffs.
I would put Kingsbury in uncomfortable territory. He doesn’t get along with his quarterback. He has a history of getting worse as the season goes on. I could see him getting the axe if they don’t make the playoffs.
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Frank Reich belongs somewhere on the list. It's not ALL his fault right now. Andrew Luck just astonishingly retired and Indy has been reeling since then. Change may be for the best there and moving on from Reich would be part of it. I'd hope he gets another job soon
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This (as well as Kingsbury) are good points .. it doesn't have to be your fault, you just get the cut.. both have the same issues .. and Colts found quickly that Matty Ice is past his prime. Both are added, and hopeful Reich (he's just a good guy) survives.These Are The Days wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 11:41 am Frank Reich belongs somewhere on the list. It's not ALL his fault right now. Andrew Luck just astonishingly retired and Indy has been reeling since then. Change may be for the best there and moving on from Reich would be part of it. I'd hope he gets another job soon
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Agreed on Kingsbury but I wouldn't be chomping at the bit to replace him either. Murray worries the hell out of meSnake wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 11:33 am You have to be a really good coach to sustain success without a good quarterback. Rhule apparently wasn’t.
I would put Kingsbury in uncomfortable territory. He doesn’t get along with his quarterback. He has a history of getting worse as the season goes on. I could see him getting the axe if they don’t make the playoffs.
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I think Frank Reich is safe for now.
The Colts are well coached team, once they get Shaq/Darius Leonard back on defense they'll compete in what is a very weak AFC South.
Kingsbury is in trouble imo. Agreed there.
That Denver coach seems horrible. But it's year 1, so he'll survive the season.
The Colts are well coached team, once they get Shaq/Darius Leonard back on defense they'll compete in what is a very weak AFC South.
Kingsbury is in trouble imo. Agreed there.
That Denver coach seems horrible. But it's year 1, so he'll survive the season.
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Hackett is out of his league. Denver can finish the season with him but they need to move on from him
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Dan Cambell (.205 in DET) and Ron Rivera (.395 in WAS) have to be getting warm in their seats too.
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I'd give Campbell til the end of next year. The Lions suck but they suck giving maximum effort and believing in themselves. They may just turn the corner.Digital_Damage wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 1:15 pm Dan Cambell (.205 in DET) and Ron Rivera (.395 in WAS) have to be getting warm in their seats too.
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HM to McDaniels. Guy continues to prove he can't succeed unless he's keeping warm in Hoodie's bosom. I'm not saying he's gonna get fired now. I'm saying by now you're wondering if Bisaccia wouldn't have done better
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Agreed. I get that people like Campbell and his team is "working hard" but if it doesn't result in wins then that hard work is for nothing.Digital_Damage wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 1:15 pm Dan Cambell (.205 in DET) and Ron Rivera (.395 in WAS) have to be getting warm in their seats too.
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Indiana Colts, /ha ha ha!Crocaneers wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 11:24 am Usually we don't start with the gone .. Your feedback will be updated in the OP
O U T
Matt Rhule - Carolina Panthers
Hot
Uncomfortable
Kliff Kingsbury - Arizona Cardinals
Nathaniel Hackett - Denver Broncos
Eyes Looking
Frank Reich - Indiana Colts
Safe (after being on the list)
Push the damned button already!
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IronDog wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 2:32 pmIndiana Colts, /ha ha ha!Crocaneers wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 11:24 am Usually we don't start with the gone .. Your feedback will be updated in the OP
O U T
Matt Rhule - Carolina Panthers
Hot
Uncomfortable
Kliff Kingsbury - Arizona Cardinals
Nathaniel Hackett - Denver Broncos
Eyes Looking
Frank Reich - Indiana Colts
Safe (after being on the list)
I'll be sure to quote your next mistake.. appreciate your grace
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Could Pete Carroll be feeling a little warm? Maybe the org thinks it could be time to just start over from scratch?
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Shouldn't take long, old friend!Crocaneers wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 4:33 pm
I'll be sure to quote your next mistake.. appreciate your grace
Push the damned button already!
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Realistically it won't be this year but for sure Mr Bowles will find the hot seat in the near future.
I hate to say it but I don't think he's the answer.
I hate to say it but I don't think he's the answer.
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Likewise, I don’t think he’s the answer either..
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Mike McCarthy, I don’t give a rat ass his current record is 5-1
Another possible 1st round exit?
One and done?
Jerry Jones will do anything to lure Sean Payton to Dallas
Edit: 4-1. Not 5-1
Another possible 1st round exit?
One and done?
Jerry Jones will do anything to lure Sean Payton to Dallas
Edit: 4-1. Not 5-1
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Added Rivera, keeping Campbell off due to the turn the Lions will need. I say he wins 4, and that's enough for another year.Digital_Damage wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 1:15 pm Dan Cambell (.205 in DET) and Ron Rivera (.395 in WAS) have to be getting warm in their seats too.
Carroll, McDaniels, and McCarthy are on a new Watchlist
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7 wins in 2 years is enough for another year?Crocaneers wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 7:01 pmAdded Rivera, keeping Campbell off due to the turn the Lions will need. I say he wins 4, and that's enough for another year.Digital_Damage wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 1:15 pm Dan Cambell (.205 in DET) and Ron Rivera (.395 in WAS) have to be getting warm in their seats too.
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Yes, it's Detroit .. he needs some time (and a QB)King Bootz wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 7:22 pm7 wins in 2 years is enough for another year?Crocaneers wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 7:01 pm
Added Rivera, keeping Campbell off due to the turn the Lions will need. I say he wins 4, and that's enough for another year.
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How much time you talking? 4 wins would be a minimal improvement from the 3 wins they had last year.
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If I were an NFL Owner, I would give 4 up front .. so he could draft / get his guysKing Bootz wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 7:58 pmHow much time you talking? 4 wins would be a minimal improvement from the 3 wins they had last year.
I will also say, I liked his personality while watching Hard Knocks. He seems to want to go against the grain, and that adds points for me
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Wouldn't it be strange if the bucs replaced Bowles with Sean Payton.
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Would definitely be an upgrade but I'd still want to slap that stupid look on his face every sunday.
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Raiders coach can’t be comfy right? History of being bad and this slow start… watch out
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Take a look at the elf in the Todd Bowles day after press conference video image. He's a changeling!
Push the damned button already!
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It will all come down to Carr .. he can save him or sink him. I had Josh prior to the game last night, and most took him off mid second quarter. Then ... well you know
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Would love Peyton but letting Bowles go early like that looks bad on our part. Gotta give Bowles at least 4 years.