Covington out?

[Nikolai]

Who isn't on the spectrum? Name one poster on PatsFans not on the spectrum. Be honest.

Most here only adopted the spectrum. I was born in it...molded by it

 

[Brick27]

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[ahmed]

And the next HC at UNC after his Dad. Poor Mayo now have to go the High School route. How the boot licker have fallen. BB never had much to say about Mayo... I wondered why but this past season answered my question.

Given Steves' entire career is one nepotism decision after another, you are not making the point you think you are.

 

[PatsFan2]

Given Steves' entire career is one nepotism decision after another, you are not making the point you think you are.

We Never had the 32nd Ranked D with him calling plays through. Making that point for a friend.

 

[Stu Pidassle]

We Never had the 32nd Ranked D with him calling plays through. Making that point for a friend.

Mayo did to Covington, what Kraft did to him. They were both put in position before they were ready without earning the job.

 

[Real fan 02]

I don't mean to leave the schizophrenics out of the discussion. We have a poster that pretends to be two posters. I am not going to say any names like @Real fan 02 and @PatsFan2 .

I think @One-If-By-Sea is sea sick..

 

[Real fan 02]

Mayo did to Covington, what Kraft did to him. They were both put in position before they were ready without earning the job.

Exactly correct.. the difference with Mayo his HC opportunity was contractual.. Mayo asked covington to be DC as they coached together in the defense. I had faith the D would still be good.. didn't take but 2 weeks to see that it wasn't.

 

[Stu Pidassle]

Exactly correct.. the difference with Mayo his HC opportunity was contractual.. Mayo asked covington to be DC as they coached together in the defense. I had faith the D would still be good.. didn't take but 2 weeks to see that it wasn't.

If you and I can see this, you know the players can see this as well. I don't see a scenario where he can stay with the Pats, he needs to start over on another team.

 

[Real fan 02]

If you and I can see this, you know the players can see this as well. I don't see a scenario where he can stay with the Pats, he needs to start over on another team.

Agreed. Being a position coach and then Being a DC is totally different.. making a game plan and then play calling was to much for covington.

 

[Force Zero Boomer]

Mayo was playing politics.

At Optum, his favorite thing do was to complain that there were too many White people.

 

[Force Zero Boomer]

Just one of the many poor decisions by coach Mayo.

Mayo is and will always be the worst head coach in franchise history. I cannot think of a more inept HC in the NFL, at least since 1970.

 

[RobertWeathers]

At Optum, his favorite thing do was to complain that there were too many White people.

On the level? Saying that in a corporate environment is dangerous on a few levels.

Buddy of mine says the same thing when we golf. But hes joking (kind of) lol.

 

[40yrpatsfan]

Mayo is and will always be the worst head coach in franchise history. I cannot think of a more inept HC in the NFL, at least since 1970.

I dunno about that, there's plenty of competition from the old days. Mayo just needs some seasoning, and he needed experienced coordinators at his side. He's a good leader and he could become a good HC some day.

 

[40yrpatsfan]

At Optum, his favorite thing do was to complain that there were too many White people.

Where did you hear that?

 

[signbabybrady]

Given Steves' entire career is one nepotism decision after another, you are not making the point you think you are.

Some nepotism could have avoided this whole situation. Had the Kraft's made Stephen their Succession plan then they never stab BB in the back and create the dysfunction we've seen the past few years and we'd have a better coach still waiting in the wings.

 

[Force Zero Boomer]

Where did you hear that?

Forbes puff piece. Jerod is wired to see racism with zero evidence. He’s an awful person.
Embracing Impostor Syndrome: Jerod Mayo On Leading In The NFL And Business

At Optum, for example, he went to a sales meeting and saw that it was essentially entirely made up of white men. And he spoke up about it. He said, “This is not right.”

 

[Force Zero Boomer]

On the level? Saying that in a corporate environment is dangerous on a few levels.

Buddy of mine says the same thing when we golf. But hes joking (kind of) lol.

Yeah see my other reply

 

[Patsfan1645]

I dunno about that, there's plenty of competition from the old days. Mayo just needs some seasoning, and he needed experienced coordinators at his side. He's a good leader and he could become a good HC some day.

He is a good leader???? Based on what?

 

[Real fan 02]

Forbes puff piece. Jerod is wired to see racism with zero evidence. He’s an awful person.
How Storytelling Fuels Innovation And Creativity In Leadership

At Optum, for example, he went to a sales meeting and saw that it was essentially entirely made up of white men. And he spoke up about it. He said, “This is not right.”

I think Jerod is sincerely a good dude... I just don't think a HC is his thing.. he's best suited with media gig.

 

[n1997y]

Forbes puff piece. Jerod is wired to see racism with zero evidence. He’s an awful person.
How Storytelling Fuels Innovation And Creativity In Leadership

At Optum, for example, he went to a sales meeting and saw that it was essentially entirely made up of white men. And he spoke up about it. He said, “This is not right.”

I’m not seeing anything about Mayo from that link. Article it links to is timestamped this morning, which makes me wonder if they rewrote it because Mayo was fired. Or because it was linked here? (jk, maybe)