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I remain highly skeptical of the intense boy scout story all of the writers are praising today, but I do find the Ruskell firing interesting. Given their history, I would have thought at the bare minimum he'd let him work out the rest of the contract. Emery strikes me as the type of guy many of his peers might be annoyed at behind his back. I wonder how many will want to come work for him. He's got two directors to hire and I assume he does it soon.
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marc ross marc ross

 

I don't see how they can get one of their GM candidates that got eliminated in the 1st round of interviews to make a lateral move from the Giants to Bears.

 

wouldn't director of player personnel be a promotion from director of college scouting?

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marc ross marc ross

 

I don't see how they can get one of their GM candidates that got eliminated in the 1st round of interviews to make a lateral move from the Giants to Bears.

 

wouldn't director of player personnel be a promotion from director of college scouting?

 

Emery is going to hire a director of college scouting and a director of pro scouting.

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weird response to the "what's your offensive philosophy" question.

 

His philosophy is to score points. He also said he sees the league trend as toward balance. That's nonsense, of course, as the trend for winning teams is all about the passing game. The teams that gain yards, score points and win, do it through the air.

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I don't like the way this guy talks at all. doesn't appear particularly smart. random stories that really don't have much to do with anything.
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weird response to the "what's your offensive philosophy" question.

 

His philosophy is to score points. He also said he sees the league trend as toward balance. That's nonsense, of course, as the trend for winning teams is all about the passing game. The teams that gain yards, score points and win, do it through the air.

 

that's not weird, that's worrisome. despite all evidence to the contrary, he's still paying lip service towards balance. the most successful teams, including the 2 in the super bowl, have consistently used the run to catch teams off guard, to the tune of around 60/40.

 

we need to pass to keep up, and we have the guy to do it.

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Let's face it, the only way this guy is any good is complete dumb luck on the part of Phillips. I'm putting the odds at 90% that he is an absolute dope. I'd rather have kept Angelo.
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weird response to the "what's your offensive philosophy" question.

 

His philosophy is to score points. He also said he sees the league trend as toward balance. That's nonsense, of course, as the trend for winning teams is all about the passing game. The teams that gain yards, score points and win, do it through the air.

 

that's not weird, that's worrisome. despite all evidence to the contrary, he's still paying lip service towards balance. the most successful teams, including the 2 in the super bowl, have consistently used the run to catch teams off guard, to the tune of around 60/40.

 

we need to pass to keep up, and we have the guy to do it.

 

I meant how he phrased it.

 

This guy is all about the blowhard coach speak nonsense that is typical in football. He's a total Jim Hendry in that regard but with more discipline. Thankfully that sort of thing can work in the NFL. This guy doesn't give me any faith though.

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Boers and Bernstein rip everyone after interviews but they are really going to town on this dude.

 

I missed the first part of the PC but apparently he just kept saying stuff about having a process or something.

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Boers and Bernstein rip everyone after interviews but they are really going to town on this dude.

 

I missed the first part of the PC but apparently he just kept saying stuff about having a process or something.

 

I figured they would be all over this guy. He's an easy target. He just kept saying bland nonsense about processes and leadership and holding accountable and blahblahblah.

 

He didn't say a damn thing about the team, and I think that will continue as he most closely associated himself with Pioli, who comes from the Belichik school of don't say anything but BS. If it works, great, but get ready for a hell of a lot of non-answer answers.

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Boers and Bernstein rip everyone after interviews but they are really going to town on this dude.

 

I missed the first part of the PC but apparently he just kept saying stuff about having a process or something.

They loved Theo's though.

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Boers and Bernstein rip everyone after interviews but they are really going to town on this dude.

 

I missed the first part of the PC but apparently he just kept saying stuff about having a process or something.

They loved Theo's though.

 

Theo said stuff and articulated pretty clearly what the plan would be to make this team better. He left any listener with a sense of hope for the team. Emery said nothing and left people with nothing but the need to hope he won't be a complete bust.

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