Josh McDaniels to Colts

[Kevinicus]

It kinda makes sense actually. Jobs like the Colts are always going to be there for him. Why leave the Brady train? My issue here , if this chatter is true, is why the pats wouldn't offer that to Patricia who is the more talented coach.

Did you watch the SB?

 

[Joe Realist]

Has any Bellicheat coach been successful anywhere after leaving NE?

 

[atlantacowboy]

Did you watch the SB?

You can't judge his body of work on one game. He is literally a rocket science and the smartest guy in the room...........even in NE. That is Bill Belechek's opinion, not mine. Blaming him and the general lack of talent in NE's front 7 is akin to crediting Josh McDaniels with Brady's success.

 

[Pape]

Has any Bellicheat coach been successful anywhere after leaving NE?

On the college level yes -

Nick Saban, but he left after Cleveland.

 

[Xelda]

Hey Pape, so sorry about Sunday. I rooted as hard as I could for your team. One of our teams needs to put together a video of how to act when you have a Lombardi. Philly will probably just take it out and play with it all the time.

 

[John813]

In hindsight moving Cutler wasn't that bad. His replacement though...

As long as Luck can stay healthy, curious how McD does there

 

[Pape]

Hey Pape, I'm so sorry about Sunday. I rooted as hard as I could for your team. What I saw was one defensive play where the Patriots OL gave towards the end that changed the outcome. They'd fought their butts off the entire game and all the big names in Philly weren't getting much screen time for disruptive plays. The OL broke down once and sent a Lombardi to Philly along with unstable stock markets. The world is not prepared. One of our teams needs to put together a video of how to act when you have a Lombardi for Philly, they'll probably just take it out and play with it all the time.

I apologize for not contributing to the Josh McGowen thread.

Thanks Xelda... Its unfortunate I can only give you one "like" for your post, but thanks none the less

Believe it or not, 2007 was much harder a loss than 2018. The Pats D was just outclassed on Sunday. They tried, but at the end of the day, they just came up a few plays short.

 

[Xelda]

I get my Joshes confused, I should have typed McDaniels but live and learn. Thank you Pape. I understand about different losses having different impacts. I don't believe you were outclassed Sunday. I was watching the clock for how much time each team would have at the end of the game. The last minute was going to make the difference, but ONE PLAY towards the end sealed the deal.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Over/under for Colts to SB under 3 years or less. I'm saying 65%

10%, McDaniels was terrible in Denver.

 

[Mountaineerfan]

10%, McDaniels was terrible in Denver.

Belichick wasn't to great in Cleveland either.

 

[TheCoolFan]

Done w/ the Belichick Tree...it's time to focus on the Pederson Tree now

 

[Kevinicus]

You can't judge his body of work on one game. He is literally a rocket science and the smartest guy in the room...........even in NE. That is Bill Belechek's opinion, not mine. Blaming him and the general lack of talent in NE's front 7 is akin to crediting Josh McDaniels with Brady's success.

They've definitely had their struggles this year. But being a rocket scientist means nothing when it comes to football. There are different kinds of intelligence. One does not always correlate to the other (see Garrett). That said, I don't think he's a bad coach either, but that is also Bills strong point too.

 

[Kevinicus]

Belichick wasn't to great in Cleveland either.

He wasn't bad and had them on the upswing before they decided to move.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Belichick wasn't to great in Cleveland either.

True enough.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Belichick wasn't to great in Cleveland either.

He won a playoff game IN CLEVELAND. That feat grows more impressive every year.

 

[atlantacowboy]

They've definitely had their struggles this year. But being a rocket scientist means nothing when it comes to football. There are different kinds of intelligence. One does not always correlate to the other (see Garrett). That said, I don't think he's a bad coach either, but that is also Bills strong point too.

Belechek was talking about his football intelligence. Jimmy Johnson was also a card carrying member of mensa. Garret may have gone to a fancy school, but nobody has ever spoken of him terms of his football intelligence. Why all the NFL doors opened for him I will never understand.

 

[Mountaineerfan]

Belechek was talking about his football intelligence. Jimmy Johnson was also a card carrying member of mensa. Garret may have gone to a fancy school, but nobody has ever spoken of him terms of his football intelligence. Why all the NFL doors opened for him I will never understand.

I was told by a person who played with him in Dallas that he was smarter than anyone he had ever met, football included. My opinion is he probably tries to out think others and can't.

 

[GenoT]

HOLD THE PHONE!

https://nypost.com/2018/02/06/josh-mcdaniels-suddenly-changes-mind-on-colts-job/

 

[atlantacowboy]

I was told by a person who played with him in Dallas that he was smarter than anyone he had ever met, football included. My opinion is he probably tries to out think others and can't.

Well, I thought a kid named Clay Beamer was the smartest person in the world until I graduated from kindergarten and moved to grade school. Just sayin......

 

[ShortRound]

Mcdaniels turns down hc job?? Belechik retiring?