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You proved nothing lol, then you ran away after calling @PrideisBears mad
Don't listen to those haters, until they dedicate years watching "NFL types" like you have to understand them or frolic around all the heads you live rent free in, they will never understand the subtleties you are so acute to notice.*Says he's not mad*
*Proceeds to make personal attacks*
Yeah, ok dude...
Unfortunately, an inexperienced HC doesn't exactly know what needs to be done to win. Neither does an inexperienced GM. While it sounds nice to say "do what needs to be done", it also sounds intimidating. It sounds like a lot of blame falls on one man's shoulders if it doesn't work. Most importantly though, you don't know what you don't know. It's not a real recipe for success.
Well, the only way that Ben Johnson can interview in person with any team next week is if the Lions are eliminated from the playoffs this weekend. Otherwise, they will have to wait until at least January 27
Take your own advice.
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You’re triggeredThe fact that you still respond and cry about it is proof in and of itself I live in your subconscious. Y'all are borderline obsessed.
The thing is some big time personalities like McVay... I could see it. Ben Johnson seems very conservative about his approach to becoming a HC. He's been super selective. While I'm sure he has an ego, he's very calculated and seems to want more help than telling people to get out of the way and let him carry everything on his shoulders.
At least they are interviewing successful, experienced HC candidates alongside these guys who have never done it. Given that you want someone around for 15+ years (in Caleb's vision), you have to count out Carroll, and question whether McCarthy is going to be around to keep the team competitive for the length of our QBs career. If one of these playoff OCs prepare and interview like McCarthy or Carroll, who have a lot of success and the hardware to prove it, then I think that your odds for success improve, and a franchise with an eye toward the future will go with the younger coach.
Yea, this was in reference to the Raiders approach really. Handing the keys over to a totally inexperienced guy... driving up the Brinks truck, letting him hand pick and and control everything... that's massive risk and more desperation than anything. A good franchise wouldn't need to bend over backwards like that. It's trying too hard. Don't get me wrong, Ben is my preferred choice, but that type of power should be reserved for someone who has proven themselves and undoubtedly knows what they are doing. He's not earned all that.
This is pretty common sense. And, as I've said over and over here... and Schefter points out... how can a picky guy like the Raiders? I'm not even sure why McAfee would need that explained to him.
Why would a picky guy like the Bears?
Just something I found. Have no idea how accurate.
That answer is obvious, but I'll bite. It's not just about liking the Bears. It's about liking them more than the Raiders specificially that I'm talking about. Pelissero and Breer already reported Ben was interested in the job last year. So he's established Chicago meets at least some of his criteria. There's no such rumor for anyone ever being interested in the Raiders.
