Coaching /GM Interview Tracker (Cunningham makes second round interviews in Jax)

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I wish they would’ve at least interviewed Harbaugh last year just to know what actual head coaches responses should be…

He was the coach of Michigan. McCarthy though gotta make it happen.
 

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Interviewing these guys is also a favor to agents. It gets their clients names elevated. These are all virtual meetings as far as I know.
 

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We should just start drinking game for every time somebody brings up this Harbaugh nonsense. Except we’d all die of alcohol poisoning.
At least we wouldn’t be around to see the 2025 shit show
 

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I think you are confusing the initial search with the finalists.

Edit: And I just found proof that they "cast a wide net" in 2022:



I guess YOU are one of the fans just pretty much throwing anything out there?

I stand by what I said about the Bears "process". Same as it ever was.
Wow. They passed up on Bowles and Quinn for Flus. Damn.
 

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Todd Monken is from Wheaton IL! This guy is a Bears fan, this would be coming home for him.
I’ve always been a fan of his. Don’t know if he would make a good HC, but those concerns are the same with Johnson. I know he’s been calling plays a lot longer than Johnson.
 

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I still don't see how Kafka makes more sense than this guy. He's been with the Bears before so he knows the city and media. Is a Tomlin and Arians disciple, and cut his teeth coaching the o-line.


 

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I’ve always been a fan of his. Don’t know if he would make a good HC, but those concerns are the same with Johnson. I know he’s been calling plays a lot longer than Johnson.

Thats what makes me take a GIANT pause with ben johnson. Guy has been an oc for 2.5 years and coaches under the biggest meatball motivator in the entire NFL. He's legit in the perfect situation for an XandO's guy.

Monken has been a former HC of a college program and an OC for much longer. Maybe bring in kafka as his OC to complete the hometown duo.
 

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I still don't see how Kafka makes more sense than this guy. He's been with the Bears before so he knows the city and media. Is an Tomlin and Arians disciple, and cut his teeth coaching the o-line.



When you look at Kevin Warrens resume it makes sense.

When kevin was with the vikings, kafka was a player(practice squad, but still).

As others have mentioned, it may also be to try to retain him as an OC/QB coach for whoever they hire similar to thomas brown last year.
 

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As a UGA homer, I am fully behind at least interviewing him. He is one helluva play caller. Look how UGA has looked since he left and the success BAL has had on offense since he was hired.
I mentioned in another thread what does the latest “genius” Ben Johnson have on Monken?

His work in Baltimore has been pretty damn good.
 

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When you look at Kevin Warrens resume it makes sense.

When kevin was with the vikings, kafka was a player(practice squad, but still).

As others have mentioned, it may also be to try to retain him as an OC/QB coach for whoever they hire similar to thomas brown last year.
Other than Kafka having a SB ring with the Chiefs, is he really that much more qualified than Pep Hamilton? Pep at least has 5 games of HC experience in the XFL to go along with his long college and pro career.

 

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I mentioned in another thread what does the latest “genius” Ben Johnson have on Monken?

His work in Baltimore has been pretty damn good.
Doesn't Monken have college HC experience also? My preference is someone with NFL HC experience or a long time NFL co-oordinator who at least has been a college, CFL, or other pro league HC experience.
 

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I mentioned in another thread what does the latest “genius” Ben Johnson have on Monken?

His work in Baltimore has been pretty damn good.
Playing devil’s advocate here, most coordinators could have a high powered offense with Lamar.
 

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Other than Kafka having a SB ring with the Chiefs, is he really that much more qualified than Pep Hamilton? Pep at least has 5 games of HC experience in the XFL to go along with his long college and pro career.

We just reached the Pep Hamilton phase of the off-season, in case anyone has that on their bingo card.
 

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