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Definitely looks like a case of "player wishes this would happen"... but not something that his front office would actually do
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Definitely looks like a case of "player wishes this would happen"... but not something that his front office would actually do
I was thinking the same thing.
Absolutely... I know he said he will take his time.. but I believe it's a forgone conclusion it has to be McDaniels.
And to add.. Titans are going through a transition as well thier front office and Levis isn't the answer at QB.. get the beast in here please!!!
In the beginning of his segment on WEEI this morning, Vrabel was talking to Wiggy about their playing days and playing TE and stuff. Greg mentioned Christian Fauria and that Vrabel "started stealing his catches in the red zone". Vrabel responded "it wasn't hard to steal catches from Christian."
They might already have a verbal agreement in place. Need to do the Rooney thing first.
All I could think of yesterday is he was a combination of Parcells and Belichick.
Agreed .. I swear I'd love for Drake to have Josh as OC and QBs coach...
It feels like the local media has to get all of the "Remember that time you did ____" out of their system.
A lot of the local media consists of players from the early 2000s so there will be a lot of that.
The other difference between Mayo and Vrabel is everyone remembers Vrabel's great plays.
A lot of the stuff Vrabel said about what kind of offense he wants lines up very neatly with Josh McDaniels.
Absolutely agree! Mayo made alot if tackles after the damage was Done.
Yeah, I think Kraft would love it. I know Vrabel and others don't like the term "Patriot Way" but bringing back Josh again is 100% the Patriot Way.
I see no basis whatever for assuming that "it is clear Vrabel is in charge." If by "being in charge" you mean "has final say in all roster decisions," literally no one - no one - including despite multiple opportunities over the past several days, Vrabel himself - has said that that is the case. Even if you are right in assuming that this is a contest in which Vrabel will in the end prevail, I have no idea why - particularly given Wolf's failed performance under two previous coaches - the Krafts would permit a situation in which the distractions of such a contest are allowed. It looks worrisomely like the Mayo situation in which another of Robert's talentless binkies is forced, without any attention to actual qualification, upon the team. It was a stupid basis for hiring Mayo, and it is stupid basis for retaining Wolf.
I do wonder if things go sideways if we'll hear from a lot of people saying, "I wanted BJ."
This is the way
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