NFL Coach carousel thread (non Bears)

[WrigleyField 22]

Could this be part of Black Monday thread?

 

Maybe, but death to mega-threads.

 

Post to be updated below with various team interviews, etc.

 

Reported requests/interviews:

 

Jets:

Rex Ryan

Vance Joseph

Arthur Smith

Matt Nagy

Brian Flores

 

Patriots:

Ben Johmson

Mike Vrabrel

Byron Leftwich

Pep Hamilton

 

Saints:

Aaron Glenn

Kellen Moore

Joe Brady

Anthony Weaver

Darren Rizzi

Mike Kafka

Mike Vrabel

 

Jaguars:

 

Edited January 7, 2025 by WrigleyField 22

[WrigleyField 22]

Jets:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited January 6, 2025 by WrigleyField 22

[WrigleyField 22]

Patriots:

 

 

 

[WrigleyField 22]

Saints I haven't seen any confirmed requests yet.  But saw they are expected to request Glenn and speculation they may request Nagy.

[WrigleyField 22]

Haven't seen any reports of Jaguars either.  Lots of their speculation is on Ben Johnson. 

[Wilson A2000]

Please be dumb and fire Shanahan or Stefanski 

[WrigleyField 22]

7 minutes ago, Wilson A2000 said:

Please be dumb and fire Shanahan or Stefanski 

Take it to Black Monday thread.

[Outshined_One]

The fact that Matt Nagy has received interest from multiple teams fills my cold, dark heart with utter glee.

Seeing him paired up with Aaron Rodgers would just be, *chef's kiss*

[Wilson A2000]

Why would you want to interview Mike McCarthy?

[Brian707]

1 hour ago, Wilson A2000 said:

Why would you want to interview Mike McCarthy?

He is a leader of men 

[PackLandVA]

[jersey cubs fan]

4 hours ago, Wilson A2000 said:

Why would you want to interview Mike McCarthy?

So people can stop complaining about guys with no head coaching history. 

[BigSlick]

I would laugh so hard if any team hires McCarthy or Nagy. Impressive morons, those guys.

[jersey cubs fan]

9 hours ago, BigSlick said:

I would laugh so hard if any team hires McCarthy or Nagy. Impressive morons, those guys.

I think Nagy has a chance to learn from his mistakes. His two big problems were he came to a team with a QB he knew was dumb and he overreacted to the double doink with the absolutely ridiculous kicker competition that took time and focus away from actually improving the team. I think he could have learned some things. Whether he did or not is questionable. 

in general I like the concept of coordinators in their second HC opportunity.

 

McCarthy is fine. He’d be the best offensive coach in bears history and probably capable of making this team respectable and at times dangerous. He’s most likely not getting them over any big humps though. He’d be a better John Fox. 

[WrigleyField 22]

If I was a team looking at Nagy I'd feel a lot better if he hadn't run immediately back to Reid.  May he have learned from some things in Chicago? Yes.  But I think he'd learn a lot more working with other coaches and proving QB development outside Mahomes.

[WrigleyField 22]

Jaguars requests go in for Glenn and Johnson.

 

Breers wording is interesting though... 🤔

[Brian707]

33 minutes ago, WrigleyField 22 said:

Jaguars requests go in for Glenn and Johnson.

Breers wording is interesting though... 🤔

Yeah I thought the same. 

Maybe its wishful thinking but I don't think Jacksonville is serious competition for the Bears and Johnson.

Lawrence is no longer on a rookie contract

Their owner sucks worse than the McCaskey's

Its Jacksonville( a shithole city in a shithole state)

[jersey cubs fan]

3 minutes ago, Brian707 said:

 

Its Jacksonville( a shithole city in a shithole state)

He may like London though. 

[Derwood]

I've said it before, I'll say it again: the vaunted "Andy Reid coaching tree" has a lot of withered and bare branches on it

[Wilson A2000]

3 hours ago, jersey cubs fan said:

I think Nagy has a chance to learn from his mistakes. His two big problems were he came to a team with a QB he knew was dumb and he overreacted to the double doink with the absolutely ridiculous kicker competition that took time and focus away from actually improving the team. I think he could have learned some things. Whether he did or not is questionable. 

in general I like the concept of coordinators in their second HC opportunity.

 

McCarthy is fine. He’d be the best offensive coach in bears history and probably capable of making this team respectable and at times dangerous. He’s most likely not getting them over any big humps though. He’d be a better John Fox. 

Nagy was coach of the year and helped take the Bears to the playoffs twice. You can only do so much with Trubisky. I thought he was a good leader too and should get another shot one day.

[jumbo]

17 minutes ago, Wilson A2000 said:

Nagy was coach of the year and helped take the Bears to the playoffs twice. You can only do so much with Trubisky. I thought he was a good leader too and should get another shot one day.

He was the architect of "clud dub"

[Transmogrified Tiger]

3 hours ago, Derwood said:

I've said it before, I'll say it again: the vaunted "Andy Reid coaching tree" has a lot of withered and bare branches on it

Reid and his coaching tree pretty much have a stranglehold on the AFC in the recent and foreseeable future, along with multiple different super bowl winners(possibly more if it weren't for Reid himself). What type of success rate are you expecting from a coaching tree

[WrigleyField 22]

Saints list shaping up:

 

 

 

[Ding Dong Johnson]

25 minutes ago, Transmogrified Tiger said:

Reid and his coaching tree pretty much have a stranglehold on the AFC in the recent and foreseeable future, along with multiple different super bowl winners(possibly more if it weren't for Reid himself). What type of success rate are you expecting from a coaching tree

Yeah, but other than head coaches of 3 teams there's nobody else currently in the playoffs.

[Bobson Dugnutt]

4 minutes ago, Ding Dong Johnson said:

Yeah, but other than head coaches of 3 teams there's nobody else currently in the playoffs.

Four if we’re including Reid himself (McDermott, John Harbaugh, Bowles).