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OT: Arians steps down as Tampa HC


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This move is apparently about Bowles having a shot at being a HC with a quality team

 
Arians did not walk away. Too funny.
Riiiigggttt. This is about as transparent as my living room window. This was coming from the day Brady walked out. It's not as though Ariens actually DID anything other than throw keggers.
 
Arians was the coach of the Bucs for all of THREE YEARS. Two of which were with Brady. The one other year was a pathetic 7-9 campaign. Glazer made the right choice picking the GOAT over someone who the organization should have zero loyalty to.

Arians is a good head coach. Not great, but are you going to claim he was bad because he inherited a team that was 5-11 in 2018 and he got them to 7-9 in 2019 in his first year as head coach? He inherited a disaster. 7-9 wasn’t a bad record for his first year.

Arians did bring the Cards to an NFC championship game and win AP coach of the year in 2015. Let’s not make him out to be a complete disaster.
 
Will be interesting to see how Bowles does. He wasn't good on the Jets, but that franchise has been dysfunctional for over a decade at this point so it might just be an organizational thing. Brady went 20 years with the same guy and had the longest HC/QB tenure in league history and now in 3 years has two new HC's.
 
Not with Brady.

A few months ago every Bucs follower here was blaming Bowles for the loss to the Rams. Now he’s HC and all of a sudden things are looking up? The Bucs did NOT name Bowles to be interim HC. He signed a 5 year contract and is not going to be some figurehead for Brady to push around.
 
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This move is apparently about Bowles having a shot at being a HC with a quality team



Such BS. Yeah arians is just on worried about helping his friend get a job.

Just a coincidence that word comes out Brady and Arians had issues. Brady retired, then unretired and bam Arians steps down.

Supposedly Brady was told this the day he unretired I read.
 
Well Arians is getting kicked up to the front office so it's not exactly a firing. It's like how Brads Stevens got moved up to GM when DA stepped down. Arians will still be with the team, and sounds like Bowles was hand-picked by Arians to be the successor.
 
Arians is a good head coach. Not great, but are you going to claim he was bad because he inherited a team that was 5-11 in 2018 and he got them to 7-9 in 2019 in his first year as head coach? He inherited a disaster. 7-9 wasn’t a bad record for his first year.

Arians did bring the Cards to an NFC championship game and win AP coach of the year in 2015. Let’s not make him out to be a complete disaster.

And if you look at that 7-9 year they had like a bunch of very close losses despite a qb that turned it over 40 times.
 
Arians is a good head coach. Not great, but are you going to claim he was bad because he inherited a team that was 5-11 in 2018 and he got them to 7-9 in 2019 in his first year as head coach? He inherited a disaster. 7-9 wasn’t a bad record for his first year.

Arians did bring the Cards to an NFC championship game and win AP coach of the year in 2015. Let’s not make him out to be a complete disaster.
BA is the polar opposite of BB so ppl view him as a fool. His career win % .624 (ARI - .619; TB - .633) is pretty good. Two time COY & SB winner. He's got a great reputation amongst the players and is well regarded in the league. He always promoted diversity and was loyal to his coaches. He's definately a character and God knows we need those around. Retiring from coaching at 69 is not unusual.
 
Well Arians is getting kicked up to the front office so it's not exactly a firing. It's like how Brads Stevens got moved up to GM when DA stepped down. Arians will still be with the team, and sounds like Bowles was hand-picked by Arians to be the successor.

Arians says he is retiring next February. Between now and then he has a no salary front office job ;). This is how it works. Brady is pulling the strings, Arians is not hand-picking anything. The new Bucs head coach is the old defensive coordinator.

Q: Who will be the new Bucs offensive coordinator?
A: Who Arians hand picks? NO
A: Who Bowles, the new head coach, appoints? NO
A: The guy Brady tells Bucs' ownership to hire? YES
 
Well Arians is getting kicked up to the front office so it's not exactly a firing. It's like how Brads Stevens got moved up to GM when DA stepped down. Arians will still be with the team, and sounds like Bowles was hand-picked by Arians to be the successor.
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You can bet your life that Blowes will have NOTHING to do with the offense whereas Easy Chair Arians would've been messing with it just to appear relevant. Brady and Leftwich will be co-OCs.
 
Arians says he is retiring next February. Between now and then he has a no salary front office job ;). This is how it works. Brady is pulling the strings, Arians is not hand-picking anything. The new Bucs head coach is the old defensive coordinator.

Q: Who will be the new Bucs offensive coordinator?
A: Who Arians hand picks? NO
A: Who Bowles, the new head coach, appoints? NO
A: The guy Brady tells Bucs' ownership to hire? YES
Are you saying they're firing Leftwich? That's not happening.
 


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