What Pete Carroll told Jerry about Brian Schottenheimer

[Hadenough]

And you think that qualifies you as a GM / Owner. Would have hd the same success here as elsewhere. Just because some think they know it all and know better.

I wouldn't of signed Dak! Jerry knows business and it doesn't always translate into winning. It translates into marketing! Dak should of been cut along with McCarthy right after that GB loss. You wait, Dak is fading fast.

 

[jazzcat22]

I wouldn't of signed Dak! Jerry knows business and it doesn't always translate into winning. It translates into marketing! Dak should of been cut along with McCarthy right after that GB loss. You wait, Dak is fading fast.

I would have not signed Dak either.

 

[DuncanIso]

Carroll knew Shottenheimer was so ready for a HC position that he fired him as OC.

Pete was trying to save his job.

It’s a common tactic for bosses to sacrifice someone.

 

[jwitten82]

Actions - A well respected coach has good things to say about another coach, getting his 1st chance as a HC.

Words - Stupid comments for many fans because they feel the need to always be negative.

The first one is words, not actions. Do better

 

[jazzcat22]

The first one is words, not actions. Do better

You too

 

[jwitten82]

You too

Dont you EVER tell me what to do!!!

 

[JayFord]

That’s nice

Your supervisor and your boss don’t know how to do their jobs Mr Schottenheimer

 

[jazzcat22]

Dont you EVER tell me what to do!!!

SAME GOES FOR YOU.
STOP HARASSING ME ON EVERY POST I MAKE.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Carroll knew Shottenheimer was so ready for a HC position that he fired him as OC.

Great *** point lol.

 

[thunderpimp91]

Two different positions...as OC, he may have over stepped, because he wanted to do things differently...most HCs won't put up with that

I don't disagree, and honestly this is probably very accurate. One of the big theories to this situation has always been that Carrol wanted to run the ball more like they did Schottys first year in Seattle, but they still had Russ slinging the ball around. My concern and why I'm taking a wait and see approach to Schotty before buying in is exactly that. He got pass happy in Seattle. In Jacksonville he had a rookie Trevor Lawrence sling it 600+ times. As OC in Dallas we struggled to stay with the run, especially early in the year.

I love the offseason talk about running the football. I love the direction he is trying to go with the coaching staff he has brought in on the offensive side of the football. I even look back at those 2018 Seattle teams and love some of the run designs they had. I like a lot about Schottenheimer and loved when they hired him initially in Dallas a couple years ago. I just struggle to think that he is going to stick to a run first philosophy based on his history, and that is something I would hope was covered extensively during the interview process.

 

[Ranching]

I don't disagree, and honestly this is probably very accurate. One of the big theories to this situation has always been that Carrol wanted to run the ball more like they did Schottys first year in Seattle, but they still had Russ slinging the ball around. My concern and why I'm taking a wait and see approach to Schotty before buying in is exactly that. He got pass happy in Seattle. In Jacksonville he had a rookie Trevor Lawrence sling it 600+ times. As OC in Dallas we struggled to stay with the run, especially early in the year.

I love the offseason talk about running the football. I love the direction he is trying to go with the coaching staff he has brought in on the offensive side of the football. I even look back at those 2018 Seattle teams and love some of the run designs they had. I like a lot about Schottenheimer and loved when they hired him initially in Dallas a couple years ago. I just struggle to think that he is going to stick to a run first philosophy based on his history, and that is something I would hope was covered extensively during the interview process.

Run heavy will definitely help Dak...if we get the pieces and BS doesn't take advantage of them, we won't have much success.

 

[thunderpimp91]

Run heavy will definitely help Dak...if we get the pieces and BS doesn't take advantage of them, we won't have much success.

That is where my real focus will be...This team has some very good players to build around on offense, but really needs to make a few moves to ensure we can be successful with a run heavy offense. Getting a back to complement Rico and firming up the OL with even one veteran who is a plus run blocker would go a long way in my opinion. They can't go into 2025 with as many question marks on offense as they did 2024. Gotta put your coaching staff in a position to succeed.

 

[jwitten82]

SAME GOES FOR YOU.
STOP HARASSING ME ON EVERY POST I MAKE.

Lol calm down, mayne