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Re: Michael Smith: Pioli to KC, Caserio will be new VP of Player Personnel
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Originally Posted by DarrylS
Sounds like the fans are on a death watch..
My uncle in KC was excited when Herm was named because he was a "defensive minded coach"... I laughed at him and told him in a year he'd want to slash his wrists. Didn't even take him that long to call me near tears... my favorite conversation was the one that started with, "Is he dumb? And I don't mean that as an insult, I mean is he genuinely unintelligent?"
God I wish we could get him back in the AFC East.
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Re: Michael Smith: Pioli to KC, Caserio will be new VP of Player Personnel
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Originally Posted by T-ShirtDynasty
My uncle in KC was excited when Herm was named because he was a "defensive minded coach"... I laughed at him and told him in a year he'd want to slash his wrists. Didn't even take him that long to call me near tears... my favorite conversation was the one that started with, "Is he dumb? And I don't mean that as an insult, I mean is he genuinely unintelligent?"
God I wish we could get him back in the AFC East.
arnt the jets looking for a coach???
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Re: Michael Smith: Pioli to KC, Caserio will be new VP of Player Personnel
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Originally Posted by Deus Irae
Well, so far the Jets are still 3-4, the Broncos are possible to switch, the Browns are still 3-4 and the Chiefs are unknown. We could end up with 2 new 3-4 teams in the league.
Ideally, KC stays as a 4-3 (don't see why Pioli would have more pull over what defense they run than the coach), the Jets begin the transition back to 4-3, and the Broncos hire Mike Nolan as DC and he sticks with the 4-3. Not sure if McDaniels would dictate what defense should be played over the DC.
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Re: Michael Smith: Pioli to KC, Caserio will be new VP of Player Personnel
McDaniels and Pioli know squat about the 4-3 or what kinds of players for that system. They'll be switching to 3-4, or fail in keeping a 4-3 where they have no expertise.
Brian Flores (formerly a scout) and Shane Waldron (a graduate assistant at Notre Dame the last three years) are new additions to the coaching staff, with the official title of "coaching assistant".
Kevin Bickers, formerly a coaching assistant, is now a special assignment scout.
Let's see, BB needs to fill two positions on offense: Coordinator and QB's coach. He also (reportedly) needs to fill Special Teams Coordinator, and may need to fill Defensive Back's coach.
I'm inclined to think WR's coach Bill O'Brien and TE's coach Pete Mangurian are the leading prospects for Offensive Coordinator.
Looking at the three guys listed above, Waldron, Bickers, and Flores have similar progressions to Josh McDaniels and Nick Caserio:
Does anyone recall when Ivan Fears missed some of Training Camp? BB had one of his scouts in coaching the RBs, I'm sure he has a pool of emergency coaches as well as coaches in training between the Player Personnel folks and the coaching assistants. Bill built an organization to support the team.
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Re: Michael Smith: Pioli to KC, Caserio will be new VP of Player Personnel
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Originally Posted by BradyFTW!
Ideally, KC stays as a 4-3 (don't see why Pioli would have more pull over what defense they run than the coach), the Jets begin the transition back to 4-3, and the Broncos hire Mike Nolan as DC and he sticks with the 4-3. Not sure if McDaniels would dictate what defense should be played over the DC.
Nolan is a 3-4 guy...although not a 2 gap like NE.
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Re: Michael Smith: Pioli to KC, Caserio will be new VP of Player Personnel
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Originally Posted by Clonamery
That's it in a nutshell. Cross-train your people.
If you are capable of doing it.
That is how BB came up and it has become his paradigm for dealing with his football operation and the shifting personnel situation of professional football. For the most part, the people he chooses/promotes/shifts fit in wherever they are put on the Patriots, but maybe not so much on other teams. Romeo was not head coach material. Weis is maybe not college coach material. I think the Rat did a pretty good job, but he pissed off the Jets FO and fans. Let's see how he fits in with the Brownies.
McDaniels and Pioli will be interesting to watch.
I hope they are successful, but if they don't do well out of the gate, my guess is the Chief and Bronco fans will not be patient, given that these two were disciples of the Dark Lord of Football. In any case, if they do well, like Dimitrof, their success will reflect positively on Belichick.