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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.It is he played football at URI .. looks like an entry level position.Tippett???
is that a son of Andre?
Because Bill didn't trust anyone. It's gonna show up in The Dynasty that Mangini eff'd him and he retreated to an even tighter circle. Whatever... that's over with. I am with you on this... more guys the merrier.One of the things I am happy about is Mayo hiring more coaches. Belichick's staff from what we've read about was too small the past few seasons.
One of the things I am happy about is Mayo hiring more coaches. Belichick's staff from what we've read about was too small the past few seasons.
Great I was hoping that was the case when I saw that name.Tippett???
is that a son of Andre?
What happens if the offensive game is terrible do you want that to continue? Of course you wouldn't. One season at a time, please.I agree, and not even just because it can help ease the load on a new coach and keep the perspectives fresh. But also because it makes it easier to create a coaching pipeline, so they can (hopefully) avoid situations like in 2022 when McDaniels left and there was no one they'd groomed to take over as OC. If Van Pelt is here for three years and has success, then leaves for something bigger, I want the next OC to have developed under him so the QB has some continuity.
What happens if the offensive game is terrible do you want that to continue? Of course you wouldn't. One season at a time, please.
Tyler Hughes colors me curious...
I understand. With the Patriots, there are so many broken pieces it is hard to determine where to start. In the NFL, one usually starts at QB. Mac Jones should not be considered with the Patriots. If he were considered, you would have to develop a more potent running game strategy because of his weaknesses. In the long term, this strategy would set the team up for failure IMO.Well, of course... but thinking something could fail is not a reason to ignore planning. If it fails, it won't matter either way. It's more about creating a systemic pipeline as a philosophy so that when you DO find the right combination, it's not a transient thing.
Wow, 1st Pats ex-coach to land a real NFL job. Goes from Coordinator to Assistant.Giants Add Cam Achord as Assistant Special Teams Coach - Sports Illustrated New York Giants News, Analysis and More
Achord succeeded Joe Judge as the Patriots special teams coordinator after Judge was hired by the Giants in 2020 to be their head coach.www.si.com
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