Quinn Tedford as Cal's HC in 2030!

ferCALgm2;842269196 said:

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Quinn Tedford as Cal's HC in 2030!

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What would your old man do?
Now, do the opposite.

LethalFang;842269204 said:

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What would your old man do?
Now, do the opposite.

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Opposite? As in hiring an OC to coach defense? DC to coach offense? I'm still a fan of tedford and am excited that he's back on his feet (not excited that we're still paying him). Wishing JT and Quinn the best of success - they were great Cal representatives.

If NFL is cool with nepotism then it is what it is. I'll let the EEO officers deal with that.

travelingbears;842269210 said:

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Opposite? As in hiring an OC to coach defense? DC to coach offense? I'm still a fan of tedford and am excited that he's back on his feet (not excited that we're still paying him). Wishing JT and Quinn the best of success - they were great Cal representatives.

If NFL is cool with nepotism then it is what it is. I'll let the EEO officers deal with that.

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He is an intern. I doubt there are any limits on number of interns an NFL team can have. If a family member is willing to provide help with no compensation while learning from his dad, why not? It seems more like Quinn helping his old man out instead of JT showing favoritism to his son.

As to your other point, I am also a fan of JT and truly wish him the best. He brought some of my favorite memories as a fan of Cal football. He may have been burnt out at the end, but he made Cal football relevant again for awhile.

calbear93;842269213 said:

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He is an intern. I doubt there are any limits on number of interns an NFL team can have. If a family member is willing to provide help with no compensation while learning from his dad, why not? It seems more like Quinn helping his old man out instead of JT showing favoritism to his son.

As to your other point, I am also a fan of JT and truly wish him the best. He brought some of my favorite memories as a fan of Cal football. He may have been burnt out at the end, but he made Cal football relevant again for awhile.

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I'd love to intern for an NFL team. But yeah, it's a private business so they can do whatever they want.

Cal-Davis

It only takes a little research to know he didn't play QB

I though Quinn was a WR here at Cal?

Quinn is and always will be a Bear. Good for him!

Phantomfan;842269230 said:

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Cal-Davis

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I called him out on that. Turns out he is technically correct, there are three members of their staff with ties to UC Davis.

travelingbears;842269210 said:

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If NFL is cool with nepotism then it is what it is. I'll let the EEO officers deal with that.

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Happens all the time. There isn't anything to complain about.

Look at the Washington Redskins this past season (and before that, too): Mike Shanahan head coach, Kyle Shanahan offensive coordinator.

Mike & John Monty

Is this how Lane Kiffen eventually became the HC of USC?

Nepotism is alive and well in the NFL.

calbear93;842269213 said:

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He is an intern. I doubt there are any limits on number of interns an NFL team can have. If a family member is willing to provide help with no compensation while learning from his dad, why not? It seems more like Quinn helping his old man out instead of JT showing favoritism to his son.

As to your other point, I am also a fan of JT and truly wish him the best. He brought some of my favorite memories as a fan of Cal football. He may have been burnt out at the end, but he made Cal football relevant again for awhile.

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Spot on!

calbear93;842269213 said:

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As to your other point, I am also a fan of JT and truly wish him the best. He brought some of my favorite memories as a fan of Cal football. He may have been burnt out at the end, but he made Cal football relevant again for awhile.

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Absolutely. He looked a decade older than his years toward the end, and I worried he had damaged his health. Good to see him looking 10 years younger. I think he just wore down. He was/is a top Cal Coach, worthy of mention with the greats.