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Eric Bien(i)emy's next job speculation, shut out again
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I mean, Tyreek Hill vouched for EB, unprompted, on social media.
Not the character witness I would use…
Wasn’t a character witness, vouched for his coaching ability, which in this context should mean a lot
Just taking a cheap shot at the biggest POS in sports. Not slamming your comment. Sorry, should have been more clear.
Andy Reid is a giant as a coach in this game today and McCoy is probably not wrong about any of the hierarchy. EB has had plenty of time to learn from Andy. EB came from an organization that had Mahomes also had their **** together In the front office
EB has none of that now.
Hopefully he learned something from Andy.
EB has none of that now.
Hopefully he learned something from Andy.
Agreed. I wish EB well and I hope he succeeds in Washington.
Having a running back counter the argument that RB is a good running back coach, but not a good OC, probably defeats the purpose.
That's fair but I think McCoy may have an axe to grind.
McCoy isn't exactly an angel himself.
Nah. He never said that. Charles played in the NFL for a while and under plenty of coaches. He thinks he should be a HC which is at the very least notable
The inspiration…
The execution…
The execution…
McLaurin seems like a personality you want on your team.
EB will interview Karl Dorrell to be the Commander’s WR coach.
sarcasm or serious?
REPORT: Karl Dorrell interviewing for Washington Commanders’ WRs coaching position
REPORT: Karl Dorrell is interviewing with the Washington Commanders for an assistant coaching position
This is a good thing isn't it? If he gets the job doesn't that reduce his buyout?REPORT: Karl Dorrell interviewing for Washington Commanders’ WRs coaching position
REPORT: Karl Dorrell is interviewing with the Washington Commanders for an assistant coaching positionsports.yahoo.com
Probably the token attempt at him trying to find work, per the contractual agreement of termination and buyout
I would think so.
EB giving back to CU with Snyders money
Get KD to Washington pronto
You gotta be ****ing kidding me.
Might be a good combination.
EB is known from past history for volatile emotions. KD shows his emotional outburst by blinking slightly more rapidly. Provide some balance.
I would probably describe Dorrell more as competent than respected. After that many years in the business he has found his level as a WR coach. It would be logical that with that much experience he would be at least a passing game coordinator or some similar elevated responsibility.
Hope he gets the job to save CU some money but agree with @4BienemyTDs that this is probably an attempt to show that he is complying with his requirement to seek employment. KD is most interested in retiring to his Boulder County home, Looking at his coaching and recruiting results it seems that he already had done so emotionally when he came to CU.
Serious. Most rumors I’ve heard from Commanders players in the poker game is that Dorrell is the favorite.
I think the personality traits that are flaws for Dorrell as a head coach and a recruiter in college are strengths as NFL assistant, particularly coaching wide receivers that are notoriously mercurial.
In any case, don’t intend to turn EBs thread into a debate on Darrell’s future career. If he gets the job, it’s great for CU as everyone has pointed out.
In any case, don’t intend to turn EBs thread into a debate on Darrell’s future career. If he gets the job, it’s great for CU as everyone has pointed out.
It helps CU (a little), but I don’t think it does much for EB. I’m not willing to put in the effort to verify, but didn’t the Miami Offense (and WRs) show improvement after Dorrell left?
The Miami Dolphins have too many variables with QB play, coaching, and an ever changing WR group to even come close to teasing out Dorrell’s impact. I know the Packers were rumored to be attempting to hire him away at one point.
