He shouldn't be INTERVIEWING shit

He should be offered the job OUTRIGHT

He'll get a job, surely, but this dog and pony
show....nobody white has to do that.

He never should have had to even do the coordinator
thing, should have moved on to another job but w/e

In fact, he went from HEAD COACH to RUNNING BACKS COACH
and was only hired by ANOTHER black coach

- HE (not Jay Gruden) transformed Andy Dalton into a semi-elite
QB

- HE not only DEVELOPED Carson Palmer, he ended up being right
about Palmer; given the right circumstances, Palmer is one
of the best QBs in the league.

- HE didn't deserve to lose his first job.

how were your holidays, my dude?

>how were your holidays, my dude?

I was BURNT OUT toward the end of the year.

So I took it EASY. Trying to re-engineer my free time,
like, really forward think my relax time. I've been aight
about that in recent years, but rest needs planning.

So this holiday was a start.

W/A you?

>W/A you?

lost a homie
http://www.chicagoreader.com/Bleader/archives/2015/12/22/remembering-dj-timbuck2-a-guiding-force-in-chicago-hip-hop

but also read some sandra cisneros, got to hang out w/ my 10-month-old niece, and got drunk on some terrific puerto rican rum w/ my GF's crazy ass uncle carmelo on xmas night.

so highs and lows.

After Oakland he had to prove himself again. Carson quit on two teams so kill that noise. He's done that and is now ready to interview for a head coaching gig.

>

Fisher is the worst coach in NFL history but he's a won a lot and at the very least owners know he's one legit QB away from success.

Hue is a definitely a better position coach than Pettine but Hue was fired for overplaying his hand by pushing for Carson.

To assume that Hue deserves a job without interviewing is laughable.

He Chip Kelly'd himself in Oakland. Except without the winning part. Don't trade the moon for an aging QB who is going to throw 25 interceptions a season. That was a promising young Raiders team but Hue mistakenly thought they were one player away from being contenders...which they weren't.

That said, if they don't let him be GM, I bet he will do well. Which is how I feel about lots of talented coaches.


LOL @ not needing to interview though. Owner just calls him up like, "no need to waste time coming out here to meet in person, job's yours if you want it!"

dolphins are interviewing both. seems like a toss up.

Anyone hiring Todd Haley as a HC deserves what they get.


Please find anything you can about his tenure in Kansas City and realize that dude is a lunatic. And an idiot.



So, to answer your question, Hue Jackson by a million miles.

seriously...here are the names that I've personally read the Dolphins are interviewing: Shanahan, Mike Smith, Teryl Austin, Dan whatever his last name is interim dude who ain't gonna get the job, they've requested permission to speak with both Josh McDaniel and Matt Patricia, Adam Gase, Todd Haley, Doug Marrone...and I have an interview scheduled for Thursday (okay, the last part isn't true)

- They passed over Brees for Culpepper
- Hired Cam Cameron over Mike Tomlin (said Tomlin was too hip-hop)
- Bullygate
- Owner just said this week they're a "First class organization everywhere but on the field."

So I don't expect them to make the right decision here.


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Everyone should do the interviews and respect the process. Rooney or now. It can be pony show or it can be due dilligence. He def needs some smell if that's the route he wants to take.

like in corp america.. the manager already knows who they wanna hire, but for legality's sake, they conduct 1-2 token interviews with otherwise qualified candidates.

when the yorks gave mike singletary the job without interview, it automatically satisfied the rooney rule and so they didn't even have to speak to anyone else.

so, sure, someone could just give hand hue a job. white twitter would probably go tsar bomba though.

The process has to be vetted. That's exactly why you have the Rooney rule, cause so many of owners' history has shown their feels for racism.

u know these owners would rather hire some bum ass todd haley/josh mcdaniel retread over him

Josh McDaniels and Todd Haley have had the exact same number of head coaching jobs as Hue Jackson.

They fucked their first gigs up bad but Hue did himself in Chip Kelly style in Oakland and was fired by a black man, with good reason.

No one has to cape for Hue Jackson quite yet.

This one is easy to solve:

Would the 2015-2016 Arizona Cardinals rather have Carson
Palmer or Giovanni Bernard/Dre Kirkpatrick?

Exactly.

And what about Cincy? Well, IRONICALLY, the REASON Cincy
doesn't miss Carson Palmer is BECAUSE THEIR QB (Andy Dalton)
HAS IMPROVED LEAPS AND BOUNDS UNDER HUE JACKSON.


To the bullshit Chip Kelly comparison:


When was Hue ever given that kind of freedom?

When did he HAVE THE RIGHT PLAYERS IN HAND, and then
ACTIVELY REMOVE THEM because they didn't "fit his style"

IF ANYTHING, Hue is guilty of overreacting to an injury. Thing is, its
hardly an overreaction, because you're shit without a good
QB.

And Carson, when not on a bad team, is a damn near an
MVP candidate. Hue was right.

>
>This one is easy to solve:
>
>Would the 2015-2016 Arizona Cardinals rather have Carson
>Palmer or Giovanni Bernard/Dre Kirkpatrick?

What the fuck?

>Exactly.
>
>And what about Cincy? Well, IRONICALLY, the REASON Cincy
>doesn't miss Carson Palmer is BECAUSE THEIR QB (Andy Dalton)
>HAS IMPROVED LEAPS AND BOUNDS UNDER HUE JACKSON.

Carson retired rather than play for the team. Not sure how this relates to Andy Dalton, nor who ever said Jackson was not doing a good job as a coordinator.

Chip Kelly got the best season ever by a QB out of Nick Foles. So what, he is still fired because he blew it as a GM.

>
>To the bullshit Chip Kelly comparison:
>
>
>When was Hue ever given that kind of freedom?

He was the GM, had carte blanche and made a BIG TIME move and it backfired. Shit happens but let's not pretend it didn't happen.

>
>When did he HAVE THE RIGHT PLAYERS IN HAND, and then
>ACTIVELY REMOVE THEM because they didn't "fit his style"

He didn't do that. Has nothing to do with what he DID do.

>IF ANYTHING, Hue is guilty of overreacting to an injury. Thing
>is, its
>hardly an overreaction, because you're shit without a good
>QB.

Well, it was a HUGE overreaction and the team got burned and he got fired. Had he just played it cool with the injury and accepted that he was on a team that was nowhere near title contention things would have been different. But he didn't, he fucked up.

>
>And Carson, when not on a bad team, is a damn near an
>MVP candidate. Hue was right.
>

Well, the Raiders sure as hell were not the right team, so what does that matter.

He fucked up and then a black man fired him. Not gonna sit here caping for a dude who broke the cardinal rule- DONT BE THE COACH AND THE GM!

If you go that route and it doesn't work out, I don't want to hear it. Period.

>Josh McDaniels and Todd Haley have had the exact same number
>of head coaching jobs as Hue Jackson.
>
>They fucked their first gigs up bad but Hue did himself in
>Chip Kelly style in Oakland and was fired by a black man, with
>good reason.
>
>No one has to cape for Hue Jackson quite yet.

Young dude won 10 games with a bunch of rookies in a division where the Saints AND the Falcons were balling. From there he loses his job and is a D-line coach in Baltimore. Not even a sniff at a coordinator job.

Ridiculous (Jersey stand up!)

And hopefully Hue Jackson gets offered a better gig than one where he'll be completely blamed for a bad team and a terrible GM

>Young dude won 10 games with a bunch of rookies in a division
>where the Saints AND the Falcons were balling. From there he
>loses his job and is a D-line coach in Baltimore. Not even a
>sniff at a coordinator job.
>
>Ridiculous (Jersey stand up!)
>
>And hopefully Hue Jackson gets offered a better gig than one
>where he'll be completely blamed for a bad team and a terrible
>GM

Sorry to inform you that Hue Jackson was the "terrible GM" of whom you speak. So it's hard not to be blamed for being a "terrible GM" who fails to recognize that he has a "bad team" and shouldn't be shipping valuable assets away for an old QB who is going to lead the league in interceptions.

Then a black man fired him.

And folks partly blame him for how shitty the DBs were his time there. Raheem has a lot of work to do to regain his reputation and unfortunately, unless he gets some talent in Baltimore, its gonna be a helluva task.

>And folks partly blame him for how shitty the DBs were his
>time there.

Of course they blame him


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Not since his time with the Steelers which was one year. Never had a good defense with the Saints and Washington had historically bad numbers. London Fletcher has even gone on record and said he would do his own adjustments against the will of Haslett. Said Haslett was dumb.

What I will say about Raheem Morris, Ryan Clark thinks highly of him. Says he is the best coach that he has ever played around. Breeland seemed to start to flourish around him. But that defense was so horrible that everyone unfortunately had to be let go.

it's going to be a formality for him, but it's still necessary, he SHOULD be able to choose his next job imo

wish the Colts could've got him. Jackson has A.J. McCarron looking like a startable NFL quarterback and Andy Dalton a MVP candidate -- he would definitely unleash the raw GOAT-ness within our savior Andrew Luck.

Whiffed on Payton and shaw.

And hoping Shaw would leave Stanford and have to deal with the Yorks on a daily basis, without having a stronger roster to work with, was pretty much a pipe dream too.

notwithstanding the palmer trade after he became de facto GM plus the late-season collapse that year, i thought hue's raider ouster after one season was premature.

like, wack ass dennis allen went into a third year!

but reggie mckenzie wanted to bring in his own people.

david shaw would have waaay better options in the nfl if he chose to leave the farm. he's a harbaugh guy through and through, so no way he works for jed.

Going 8-8 with that Raider squad was more impressive to me than Payton winning a super bowl with Brees.

Crazy he's had to wait this long for another job

Wassup, homie?

with Eli and OBJ? Sheeeeeeeeeiiittttt (c) Clay