You're joking right
how is Kaep 'opinionated' ?
Building Da Lynch Mob - Official 2017 49ers Season Thread
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yseJ
Empire strikes back
maybe we just have a very different definition of the word 'opinionated'
to me, opinionated has a fairly negative connotation. as in, 'stubborn' or 'close-minded'
someone who protests something isnt really 'opinionated' to me. Rosa Parks wasn't 'opinionated', was she ?
To me opinionated means someone who voices their opinion in a strong manner
Colin did that all year long
yseJ
Empire strikes back
like Ive said, we have different definitions then
Josh McDaniels’ preferred team is the 49ers if the Patriots’ offensive coordinator decides to leave New England to become a head coach, a source said.
McDaniels, 40, will interview with the 49ers, Rams and Jaguars on Saturday near the Patriots’ facility.
The 49ers, who are the only team with a general-manager opening, are appealing to McDaniels because of their clean-slate situation and CEO Jed York’s stated commitment to patiently rebuilding. It’s believed the 49ers’ status as a marquee franchise, despite their recent free-fall, also makes them more attractive than Los Angeles and Jacksonville.
It’s possible, of course, McDaniels’ preference could change after meeting with each team Saturday. McDaniels, who has served as New England’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach since 2012, is probably ready to take his second head-coaching position, the source said.
On Monday, York discussed having a long-term vision with the new regime, which will inherit the NFL’s second-most salary-cap space and 11 expected 2017 draft picks, including No. 2 overall. The 49ers are coming off a 2-14 season and have lost 29 of their past 37 games, dating to 2014.
“The decisions that we’re going to make are not going to be to have a quick fix, PR turnaround,” York said. “Go from a two-win team to an 8-8 team, but that’s going to falter and not get to where we need to go.”
McDaniels declined an interview with the 49ers in 2011, about a month after he was fired as Denver’s head coach with an 11-17 record. He spoke with the 49ers in 2015 before they hired Jim Tomsula.
Of the 49ers’ seven known head-coaching candidates, only McDaniels and Seattle offensive line coach Tom Cable have served as NFL head coaches on a non-interim basis.
The 49ers obviously are seeking a head coach and general manager who will form a collaborative partnership. They reportedly have requested an interview with New England director of player personnel Nick Caserio, although it’s not known if a meeting will occur. McDaniels and Caserio, who has been with the Patriots since 2001, were teammates at John Carroll University.
ESPN analyst and former NFL executive Louis Riddikk, who reportedly will interview with the 49ers next week, has been an avid fan of McDaniels on social media. Riddikk and McDaniels also have strong ties to New England head coach Bill Belichick. Riddikk, 47, played for Belichick for three seasons during his six-year NFL playing career. McDaniels has spent 13 of his 16 seasons in the NFL with Belichick.
Riddikk said Monday on air that York’s stated approach to rebuilding makes the 49ers an attractive destination and that he would take the job.
“He will give whoever is given that position the support and the time to get that done,” Riddikk said.
The 49ers interviewed Vikings assistant general manager George Paton and Atlanta offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan on Friday.
Source: 49ers are Josh McDaniels’ preferred team
McDaniels, 40, will interview with the 49ers, Rams and Jaguars on Saturday near the Patriots’ facility.
The 49ers, who are the only team with a general-manager opening, are appealing to McDaniels because of their clean-slate situation and CEO Jed York’s stated commitment to patiently rebuilding. It’s believed the 49ers’ status as a marquee franchise, despite their recent free-fall, also makes them more attractive than Los Angeles and Jacksonville.
It’s possible, of course, McDaniels’ preference could change after meeting with each team Saturday. McDaniels, who has served as New England’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach since 2012, is probably ready to take his second head-coaching position, the source said.
On Monday, York discussed having a long-term vision with the new regime, which will inherit the NFL’s second-most salary-cap space and 11 expected 2017 draft picks, including No. 2 overall. The 49ers are coming off a 2-14 season and have lost 29 of their past 37 games, dating to 2014.
“The decisions that we’re going to make are not going to be to have a quick fix, PR turnaround,” York said. “Go from a two-win team to an 8-8 team, but that’s going to falter and not get to where we need to go.”
McDaniels declined an interview with the 49ers in 2011, about a month after he was fired as Denver’s head coach with an 11-17 record. He spoke with the 49ers in 2015 before they hired Jim Tomsula.
Of the 49ers’ seven known head-coaching candidates, only McDaniels and Seattle offensive line coach Tom Cable have served as NFL head coaches on a non-interim basis.
The 49ers obviously are seeking a head coach and general manager who will form a collaborative partnership. They reportedly have requested an interview with New England director of player personnel Nick Caserio, although it’s not known if a meeting will occur. McDaniels and Caserio, who has been with the Patriots since 2001, were teammates at John Carroll University.
ESPN analyst and former NFL executive Louis Riddikk, who reportedly will interview with the 49ers next week, has been an avid fan of McDaniels on social media. Riddikk and McDaniels also have strong ties to New England head coach Bill Belichick. Riddikk, 47, played for Belichick for three seasons during his six-year NFL playing career. McDaniels has spent 13 of his 16 seasons in the NFL with Belichick.
Riddikk said Monday on air that York’s stated approach to rebuilding makes the 49ers an attractive destination and that he would take the job.
“He will give whoever is given that position the support and the time to get that done,” Riddikk said.
The 49ers interviewed Vikings assistant general manager George Paton and Atlanta offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan on Friday.
Source: 49ers are Josh McDaniels’ preferred team
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
Is BoB even any good? I remember not being impressed when he was on Hard Knocks.
Did a great job during the pedo situation at pen st
Has made the playoffs twice without a qb
Was the qb coach in NE and the only coach to leave NE to have any success as hc
Dude has a great resume
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
The Texans play in the worst division in the league though. The one year they made the playoffs they were 9-8 and got immediately blown out 30-0 in the wild card round to a Jamaal Charles-less Chiefs. They have a great defense this year (1st in the league), but had a godawful one last year (31st). They've never had an offense that ranks in the top half of the league during his tenure, and this year has been their worst offensive showing. I wouldn't be too upset with hiring him because of the slim pickings available, but I'm not sold on him. Plus, I really disliked what I saw from him on Hard Knocks.
brock signed without even meeting the coach staff
that was on ownership and the gm and apparently their mad cause he benched him
you cant expect him to have a top notch offense without a qb which he never has had one
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
But his coaching forte is supposed to be QBs. I understand they've not had great talent at the position, but if he can't upgrade the position, what's he doing? Good coaches get the best out of their players, not just rely on their natural talent.
1ncognegro
All Star
I want McDaniels and whichever GM he's comfortable with. Trade for Guwop with two 2's and we bike
