Mike McCarthy not returning to Dallas, Chicago and New Orleans possible landing spots.

[davefan66]

3 minutes ago, Fan in Chicago said:

McCarthy should never be a HC again. 

He will be.  Should he?  Decent .608 win percentage will get him looks for sure.

 

Shady by Jerry to not just let him out of his contract to be interviewed if he wasn’t going onto bring him back. Maybe McCarthy didn’t want to sign.

[Buffalo_Stampede]

11 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Yea. 2004 called. It wants its offense back.

 

Twice in a row now at Dallas.

How long ago was 2023 and 2021? Number 1 scoring offenses.

 

I know Josh Allen is no Dak Prescott but I think he could do OK in Buffalo. We know he won’t leave for a HC job.

[Coach Tuesday]

3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

How long ago was 2023 and 2021? Number 1 scoring offenses.

 

I know Josh Allen is no Dak Prescott but I think he could do OK in Buffalo. We know he won’t leave for a HC job.

Aaron Rodgers hated his offense at the end and kept complaining that it was totally predictable and basic.  He would not be a forward-thinking, inspired hire.

[Buffalo_Stampede]

Just now, Coach Tuesday said:

Aaron Rodgers hated his offense at the end and kept complaining that it was totally predictable and basic.  He would not be a forward-thinking, inspired hire.

Will the offense execute is all I care about. I know he’s not a major motion OC, but he gets results. He’s the Wade Phillips of offense.

[Matt_In_NH]

I would not have thought he would have a landing spot.

2 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

Aaron Rodgers hated his offense at the end and kept complaining that it was totally predictable and basic.  He would not be a forward-thinking, inspired hire.

Maybe but Aaron Rodgers seems to no like anyone when things don't go his way.  He tosses all kinds of people under the bus.

[Buffalo_Stampede]

Just now, Matt_In_NH said:

I would not have thought he would have a landing spot.

I don’t see any team hiring him as head coach.

[TheFunPolice]

Jerry Jones dragging this out gave all the leverage to big Mike. 

 

Even if McCarthy wanted to go back and Dallas wanted him, waiting for the contract to expire gives him all the leverage because he would have options. 

[uninja]

42 minutes ago, ganesh said:

The Cowboys are a screwed up organization.  

 

The nepotism runs deep there. They need to get some good people in that front office and make Jerry sit back and enjoy being old and rich.

[Buffalo_Stampede]

Interesting. Move on from McCarthy after watching the Bills game?

 

Joe Brady the betting favorite after the big name Deion Sanders.

 

 

[Big Turk]

45 minutes ago, ganesh said:

The Cowboys are a screwed up organization.  

 

This after they made sure to sit Cooper Rush to ensure he didn't hit contract incentives and then Jones claimed he had "no idea" those were there

[uninja]

8 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Will the offense execute is all I care about. I know he’s not a major motion OC, but he gets results. He’s the Wade Phillips of offense.

 

I think he'd be a better HC if let a younger offensive mind call the plays and dictate the flow of the game. I think he's a good leader of men and generally decent at managing a game, but he definitely has McDermott/old Andy Reid-esque brain farts in tight late game situations that I think he'd manage better if he focused on just managing the game instead of doing that and trying to coordinate the offense as well.

Edited yesterday at 06:21 PM by uninja

[Beck Water]

46 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Offensive coordinator candidate if Joe Brady leaves.

 

No

[MJS]

53 minutes ago, gonzo1105 said:

I think it’s the right move for the Cowboys but the way they went about it was a ***** thing to do to the guy 

Letting his contract expire instead of firing him? I'm not sure that is a worse thing.

[Watkins101]

9 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

Aaron Rodgers hated his offense at the end and kept complaining that it was totally predictable and basic.  He would not be a forward-thinking, inspired hire.

Aaron Rodgers also loves Nathaniel Hackett as an offensive coordinator, who has not built many successful offenses.

[Buffalo_Stampede]

People that don’t want him as OC need to explain it better to me.

 

Why couldn’t he be our Steve Spagnuolo on offense?

 

All I see are successful offenses everywhere he goes.

Edited yesterday at 06:26 PM by Buffalo_Stampede

[Boatdrinks]

29 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

How long ago was 2023 and 2021? Number 1 scoring offenses.

 

I know Josh Allen is no Dak Prescott but I think he could do OK in Buffalo. We know he won’t leave for a HC job.

Eh, no thanks. 

[GunnerBill]

24 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

How long ago was 2023 and 2021? Number 1 scoring offenses.

 

I know Josh Allen is no Dak Prescott but I think he could do OK in Buffalo. We know he won’t leave for a HC job.

 

It wasn't his offense in 2021 it was Kellen Moore's. They did have a good offense last year but it is so basic and outdated I think you need a super elite weapon like CeeDee to make it effective. 

 

I get people are looking for someone who won't be poached but I think that is the wrong way to be. I say it all the time when I recruit. I'd rather get the right person and only have them 18 months because they are bright, creative, innovative and in demand rather than take a steddie eddie who will do okay and stay 5 years because they have no market. If Joe Brady leaves go find another bright, creative, offensive mind. Don't hire a dinosaur.

[Rubes]

1 hour ago, Donuts and Doritos said:

Betting he goes to Chicago to continue their dumpster fire.

 

My brother-in-law (Bears season-ticket holder) is pining for Ben Johnson, so if it ends up being McCarthy, I think he'll have a seizure.

 

 

Edited yesterday at 06:38 PM by Rubes

[gonzo1105]

16 minutes ago, MJS said:

Letting his contract expire instead of firing him? I'm not sure that is a worse thing.

They denied requests for him to be allowed to interview other places . They had an exclusive window and Jones in an interview said that he could seek other opportunities then denied said requests. Then they let him go. They screwed him and now he’s way behind in the interview process in comparison to others 

[Buffalo_Stampede]

13 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

It wasn't his offense in 2021 it was Kellen Moore's. They did have a good offense last year but it is so basic and outdated I think you need a super elite weapon like CeeDee to make it effective. 

 

I get people are looking for someone who won't be poached but I think that is the wrong way to be. I say it all the time when I recruit. I'd rather get the right person and only have them 18 months because they are bright, creative, innovative and in demand rather than take a steddie eddie who will do okay and stay 5 years because they have no market. If Joe Brady leaves go find another bright, creative, offensive mind. Don't hire a dinosaur.

He’s had a top 10 scoring offense 14 times since 2000 with 3 different teams.

Not all offenses have to be innovative. Execution matters. Peyton Manning hated motion.

 

Edited yesterday at 06:50 PM by Buffalo_Stampede