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yes they did, the first go around. I didn't say it was this year specific. He came onto their radar last year after someone convinced them to talk to him. Pretty sure they are going to try and work him onto their staff.
It was rumored to be their favorite, thats it. Twitter talk is cheap. And that was only from a single source.
In fact the GM in a live interview today said there were 6 candidates in the mix.
They need to put that into context by also saying how many players are under contract. It’s not a rosey picture no matter how you slice it
So tired of these nobody losers on Twitter who’s only contribution to Bears talk is allegedly repeating what someone told them. No FBI(Football Intelligence) *Jim Miller voice*.
He’s calling it as he sees it. Bears being secretive over this stuff are dumb and George is a liar for acting like it has anything to do with the privacy of his employees.
And please remind the class the length of Julius Peppers' contract for the Bears again?True - but Adams is a rare receiver. Look how long Larry Fitzgerald was good for. Adams could be that dude too.
I do agree its the longest of longshots.
But I remember people saying the same shit about Peppers coming here, or the Bears trading for Cutler. Once in a great while, those long shots do come in....
And shit, I came up with my idea based on the Bears not paying him long term- what if they did and backloaded the shit out of that thing?
George doesn’t let the contract length out so no one calls him cheap for hanging onto fraud ass losers like he did with naggy and paceSo tired of these nobody losers on Twitter who’s only contribution to Bears talk is allegedly repeating what someone told them. No FBI(Football Intelligence) *Jim Miller voice*.
Chicago has wonderful sports journalists and meatballs keep going to guys who work part time at Papa John’s for sports info.
He’s calling it as he sees it. Bears being secretive over this stuff are dumb and George is a liar for acting like it has anything to do with the privacy of his employees.
@remydat
It was John McClain that started the rumors and everyone fed from that....
Here are some other John McClain goodies:
"The Texans will never trade Deshaun Watson"
"The Jets are the only viable option for a Watson Trade"
"Watson about to be traded to Dolphins"
...Erik Lambert has a better track record than McClain...
And please remind the class the length of Julius Peppers' contract for the Bears again?
These things are possible, but not with a the ridiculous stipulations you are suggesting. Just don't get excited.
I literally told you that someone convinced them to interview McCown...thanks for confirming that.There is a difference between an opinion vs reporting based on sources. I trust McClain more than the dude claiming someone encouraged them to interview McCown when he was already signed as a player or when you claim McCown was not a finalist when he, Flores and Gannon were the people that interviewed twice for the job. Or someone that thinks Lovie and Batman interviewed in secret and this poorly run franchise kept it hidden from everyone.
"Once [Texans GM Nick] Caserio fired Culley after a 4-13 season, he began the search for the new coach. McCown was highly recommended by executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby.
"McCown, Flores and Philadelphia defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon were the finalists. They interviewed two times each. Gannon was informed over the weekend he was no longer in the picture.
"Once Flores filed his lawsuit, pointing specifically to the Dolphins, Giants and Broncos but including the Texans and every other team, he wasn’t going to get hired by the people he was suing.
"[...] The Texans knew they were going to get ridiculed for hiring McCown with no college or NFL coaching experience. Hiring him at the expense of a more experienced minority became a deal-breaker, so they reached out to Smith.
"Once [Texans GM Nick] Caserio fired Culley after a 4-13 season, he began the search for the new coach. McCown was highly recommended by executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby.
"McCown, Flores and Philadelphia defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon were the finalists. They interviewed two times each. Gannon was informed over the weekend he was no longer in the picture.
"Once Flores filed his lawsuit, pointing specifically to the Dolphins, Giants and Broncos but including the Texans and every other team, he wasn’t going to get hired by the people he was suing.
"[...] The Texans knew they were going to get ridiculed for hiring McCown with no college or NFL coaching experience. Hiring him at the expense of a more experienced minority became a deal-breaker, so they reached out to Smith.
yes but what about the assistant positional coaches...
I literally told you that someone convinced them to interview McCown...thanks for confirming that.
I know all the above rumored info....
McClain was the first one to claim McCown was going to be offered the job. Everyone bit off that.
The GM today said there were 6 candidates all in the running.
And as I mentioned the teams don't divulge every piece of info to the public....how do you not understand that.
Here's the fun part to all this:
The original claim here is that Flores was going to be the candidate except for the lawsuit....
So either McCown was actually going to be the candidate like you claim, or there were other candidates...
Your vortexing completely took you off the argument that Flores was the shoe in candidate except for the lawsuit
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He is right though. Lovie was a last minute interview after the lawsuit made Flores and McCown risky hires.
An internal party was pushing for McCown to be interviewed....an organization doesn't think with a single brain.....how do you not know this....Are you dense? Jack Easterby works for the Texans. He is the EVP that pushed for Caserio to be hired as they are both from Pats org. So you are stupidly saying the Texans EVP recommended McCown to his subordinate ie the Texans GM Caserio. It is the same org dum dum. My point had always been the Texans loved him. Easterby is a part of the Texans dummy.
And no. I said Flores was right that Lovie was hired because of the lawsuit. My argument is that if not for the lawsuit it would have been Flores or McCown not Lovie.
honestly though, at that part of the game, I would be shocked if they were stupid enough to communicate it that way.The problem with this is if it gets to discovery and Flores requests communications and emails from Texans and it is revealed Lovie was not a top choice until after the lawsuit or that they wanted to hire McCown but changed their minds due to the lawsuit.
An internal party was pushing for McCown to be interviewed....an organization doesn't think with a single brain.....how do you not know this....
My argument was that Flores was a dick for throwing Lovie under the bus and assuming he was the preferred candidate....
Thats all I argued
As what I have seen posted there were 3 people in the running...one was Flores, one was McCown and people speculated on the third. McCown was not in their original plans but someone convinced the Texans to interview him, but he wasn't at the top of the list. McCown still may find a spot as an assistant coach.