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I think SC dodged a bullet. He's a terrible cultural fit for SC. Still don't see how Zona hires him, but that's their issue. Worst ownership in the NFL by far.
The new trend in NFL HC is an offensive guru who can be a QB whisperer. You saw how that worked with Goff, McVey. The NFL is a copycat league...become younger and innovative or become Jeff Fisher. I think the model makes sense but not necessarily in AZ. They're dysfunctional.golden sloth said:
Although I welcome Kliff no longer being in the conference, this also seems like a very bad hire by the Cardinals. I don't see how someone who was fired at the college level is going to succeed at the pro level.
Generally, I agree. But to play devil's advocate, there are some things in their favor:golden sloth said:
Although I welcome Kliff no longer being in the conference, this also seems like a very bad hire by the Cardinals. I don't see how someone who was fired at the college level is going to succeed at the pro level.
It's the Arizona Cardinals. They exist so Cleveland Browns fans can feel superior to someone, Raiders fans can have an NFL peer, and the kids on the short bus can outsmart someone.golden sloth said:
Although I welcome Kliff no longer being in the conference, this also seems like a very bad hire by the Cardinals. I don't see how someone who was fired at the college level is going to succeed at the pro level.
sober sarktouchdownbears43 said:
Sooooo Lane Kiffin
hanky1 said:
Man talk about failing upwards.
HungryCalBear said:
Good riddance - but yeah everybody is trying to copy LA Rams hiring a young budding head coach. They didn't know that it's Goff who's behind the LA Rams recent success :-)
ColoradoBear said:sober sarktouchdownbears43 said:
Sooooo Lane Kiffin
I'm assuming that Phoenix looked at the Rams and viewed Rosen is just another Goff waiting to have the right coach. Don't think Rosen equals Goff, but we shall see.travelingbears said:
How do you explain Goff under Fisher? Guessing I missed your sarcasm font.
I agree with this so much I am shocked the Jets didn't hire himgolden sloth said:
Although I welcome Kliff no longer being in the conference, this also seems like a very bad hire by the Cardinals. I don't see how someone who was fired at the college level is going to succeed at the pro level.
$150k is chump change. They likely blew more than that on attorneys and marketing involved with the hire. The embarrassment it's caused them is priceless though.boredom said:socaliganbear said:
Am I the only one who thinks this isn't a bad outcome for USC? They basically got $150k for free. I don't know that there's anyone they'd want as an OC who was available a couple weeks ago when they hired KK that is now off the market.
Northside91 said:
Marv Levy.
If you're among the best of the best as a college HC, then NFL experience is probably irrelevant. If, for instance, Nick Saban got hired to be an NFL HC in spite of having zero NFL experience, I'm sure he'd be successful beyond. . . oh, never mind.okaydo said:Northside91 said:
Marv Levy.
Levy became as assistant coach in the NFL in 1969 before becoming a head coach in 1978 (he served as a head coach in the CFL between those stops).
People are saying Kliff isn't ready for the job because he he has zero NFL coaching experience.
The lack of NFL coaching experience didn't hurt Barry Switzer....okaydo said:Northside91 said:
Marv Levy.
Levy became as assistant coach in the NFL in 1969 before becoming a head coach in 1978 (he served as a head coach in the CFL between those stops).
People are saying Kliff isn't ready for the job because he he has zero NFL coaching experience.