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Vrable was not a coach for him.I wish I shared your same optimism, but Bill has not done well against coaches from the NE pipeline.
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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.Vrable was not a coach for him.I wish I shared your same optimism, but Bill has not done well against coaches from the NE pipeline.
Vrable was not a coach for him.
I would consider Vrabel part of the BB coaching treeYes, but he is a coach and he is from the NE pipeline...
I haven’t looked into the salary numbers, but would Nick Foles be a possibility? (If Brady retires) We have a championship caliber defense.
And if Tom doesn’t come back they aren’t paying Bridgewater 20m+ on a multi-year deal, so either way, it’s probably not happening.If Tom comes back they are not paying TBridge $15m
I would consider Vrabel part of the BB coaching tree
Tom leaves. Josh leaves. Bill signs Mariota and hires Chip Kelly as OCAnd if Tom doesn’t come back they aren’t paying Bridgewater 20m+ on a multi-year deal, so either way, it’s probably not happening.
We have the horses. We just need to play wellAnyone current HC who was in the NE system, whether as a coach or player, seems to have success against Bill. Last year, Vrabel got us really good. Time for some payback, although I don't know if we have the horses to do it this time around...
At least Kessler has been around most of this year now and has experience to serve as the backup. I have to wonder what a guy like Andy Dalton would cost for a year or two as well in the event Bill wants to have competition for Stidham.I'd rather save the $ for O-line and TE's and give Stidham a chance.
At least Kessler has been around most of this year now and has experience to serve as the backup. I have to wonder what a guy like Andy Dalton would cost for a year or two as well in the event Bill wants to have competition for Stidham.
Do you think they’ll pay top of the line money for 2 guards? Not saying he isn’t worth it, but I’ve kind of viewed Mason and Thuney as either/or. I guess they do have the luxury of Wynn being on a rookie deal and Cannon being relatively cheap for a veteran starting tackle, so they’re not spending big money there. They did pay big money to Light and Mankins at the same time before so there is precedent.Thuney should be priority #1. He will be for a lot teams.
They said it during the game, that BB’s regular season record against his former assistants was 12-11. That was before today’s loss. And it presumably doesn’t include Vrabel who would make it 12-13.Any current HC who was in the NE system, whether as a coach or player, seems to have some success against Bill. Last year, Vrabel got us really good. Time for some payback, although I don't know if we have the horses to do it this time around...
Yea & Id rather pay Thuney big money than KVN for example.Do you think they’ll pay top of the line money for 2 guards? Not saying he isn’t worth it, but I’ve kind of viewed Mason and Thuney as either/or. I guess they do have the luxury of Wynn being on a rookie deal and Cannon being relatively cheap for a veteran starting tackle, so they’re not spending big money there. They did pay big money to Light and Mankins at the same time before so there is precedent.
Obviously we need to lock down some wideouts if we intend to roll with Brady.
What are your hope and who is available?
This is easily the worst offense we've had under the brady years and I think its obvious we need to lock some down.
Yea & Id rather pay Thuney big money than KVN for example.
The potential is there for a great OL w Wynn on the cheap (like you said)
I just think no matter who we have back there at QB we want as strong an OL as we can.
Have a feeling Mia goes after him hard too.
Clearly you weren't around for 2005 or 2006. And have zero understanding of why the offense had issues this year.