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Technically - we don't know if he was fired. He may have been, or he may have resigned and Kraft has declared he won't seek compensation. They may have voided the final year of his deal for a buyout fee, so he was neither fired nor resigned. We don't know. We may never know. The only technically correct term to use at this time is what the team has supplied us with unless/until more info comes to light.
Surely we're into semantics here? Kraft wanted him out (as did PLENTY of posters on here). Fired, resigned, mutually agreed etc it all ends up in the same outcome. I don't see any lack of respect for the GOAT by calling it what it was. Anyways, not worth any more words on it. I'll move on.
If they were keeping Achord they wouldn’t be interviewing anyone. So I would think this guarantees a change on special teams.
As horrible as the offense was, BOB wasn't allowed by BB to bring in his own offensive position coaches. Add to that a serious lack of talent and/or depth at every offensive position, BOB should at least be given a chance to bring his own coaches in and see what he can really do, as he does have a great deal of success using multiple approaches to offensive football that he's accumulated over his coaching career.
It’s definitely worth hearing him out on what his plan would be if given more leeway to craft things the way he wants, but they also need to talk to multiple OC candidates and hear their plans as well. Whoever has the most compelling plan that sets them up for long term success should be the guy.
I absolutely agree with you! Especially if we craft the offense around a QB like Jayden Daniels (or craft the offense around the particular skills of whatever QB will be "The Guy"). Many blame BOB for the offense, and I just don't believe that based on numerous verifiable reports, that BOB was given a truly good opportunity to show what he can do with his own guys as coaches and hopefully significantly upgraded talent, especially considering that he's been a proven and solid OC.
Maybe, but I also wonder if that comes from some offensive assistant trying to come up with an excuse for why the offense was bad. “It’s not our fault it was bad, we wanted to do things differently but BOB didn’t even want to work with us”
I suppose that only time will tell if that happens or not.
There is no point in giving a coordinator a AHC designation. It’s used to protect an additional coach against poaching
You simply cannot score lots of points with the worst QB's and the worst OT's in the NFL, and BTW not a great set of receivers.
Yeah I suppose that makes sense
Kingsbury would be an incredible hire, considering I know for a fact he has a handful of major college HC jobs waiting for him.
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