CouchCoach
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One question we do not have an answer to is just how much "meddling" does the owner and his son do within the actual coaching of the team? Second question, is that "meddling" because of the desire to do so or the perceived need to do so?
Booger was considering Garrett for HC when he first hired him, think about that. He was willing to take a guy with no appreciable experience or success as a HC and make him one. Why is that? Add to this his response when asked about his petulant WR's criticism of his OC, "no problem with it".
The difference with this team and the ones that hire a HC to be just that is they not only allow the HC to hire his coaches and decide what type of offense and defense they will run, they expect that. They are hiring the HC to do what he does. Booger hires one to do what Booger wants him to do.
There are coaches that would never consider working for him, guys like Belichick, Saban, Reid but there are plenty of coaches that would consider the stopover for the money and the team is not without talent. Hell, they take on jobs they know are nothing but a steep uphill climb every season with the hope they are the long term answer but with the knowledge that this is not a career wrecker if it doesn't work. And that's without the perception of a "meddlesome" owner. Let's not forget Gailey failed here and was hired again as a HC and Campo as a DC and Parcells would have been hired again as a HC if he wanted that.
Booger was considering Garrett for HC when he first hired him, think about that. He was willing to take a guy with no appreciable experience or success as a HC and make him one. Why is that? Add to this his response when asked about his petulant WR's criticism of his OC, "no problem with it".
The difference with this team and the ones that hire a HC to be just that is they not only allow the HC to hire his coaches and decide what type of offense and defense they will run, they expect that. They are hiring the HC to do what he does. Booger hires one to do what Booger wants him to do.
There are coaches that would never consider working for him, guys like Belichick, Saban, Reid but there are plenty of coaches that would consider the stopover for the money and the team is not without talent. Hell, they take on jobs they know are nothing but a steep uphill climb every season with the hope they are the long term answer but with the knowledge that this is not a career wrecker if it doesn't work. And that's without the perception of a "meddlesome" owner. Let's not forget Gailey failed here and was hired again as a HC and Campo as a DC and Parcells would have been hired again as a HC if he wanted that.