I know nothing about this guy. Anyone?
The texts are starting to slow so here's my recap of what I understand. My info is going to be from the FO perspective because that's where the line is with my guy...
They were planning as of this morning for Harbaugh to be the coach, and Monken to be let go. Unsure on what they thought was going to happen with Orr.
Harbaugh and Bisciotti met today, and Harbaugh wanted to run it back with the same staff for the most part. Bisciotti wanted a new face on offense. Harbaugh resisted. He was informed he was being let go rather abruptly. FO did not fully know that was how Harbaugh was approaching the meeting, but there's nothing more to that other than them prepping for their own meetings amidst all of the chaos.
DeCosta also met with Bisciotti at some point over the last couple of days. He was told that Bisciotti wants to win and to make it happen. Expect some aggression.
Bisciotti also knows this is Lamar's team right now. They're fortunate enough to have a superstar QB. Go win with him.
Can also say there was a group of veteran players that felt the message was growing stale and relayed that up. Don't know if that had any impact on the decision ultimately, but thought it was notable.
Names I've heard of interest so far: Kliff Kingsbury, Jesse Minter, Brian Flores
I know nothing about this guy. Anyone?
Haven't drafted a HOFer in a long time? Do Lamar Jackson and Kyle Hamilton not exist?
- The fact Harbaugh wanted to run it back with the same staff is insane. Something needed to be changed after that loss, whether it was Harbaugh, Monken, Orr, something needed to change. Harbaugh being that delusional to think we could have made a run with the same staff sealed his own fate.The texts are starting to slow so here's my recap of what I understand. My info is going to be from the FO perspective because that's where the line is with my guy...
They were planning as of this morning for Harbaugh to be the coach, and Monken to be let go. Unsure on what they thought was going to happen with Orr.
Harbaugh and Bisciotti met today, and Harbaugh wanted to run it back with the same staff for the most part. Bisciotti wanted a new face on offense. Harbaugh resisted. He was informed he was being let go rather abruptly. FO did not fully know that was how Harbaugh was approaching the meeting, but there's nothing more to that other than them prepping for their own meetings amidst all of the chaos.
DeCosta also met with Bisciotti at some point over the last couple of days. He was told that Bisciotti wants to win and to make it happen. Expect some aggression.
Bisciotti also knows this is Lamar's team right now. They're fortunate enough to have a superstar QB. Go win with him.
Can also say there was a group of veteran players that felt the message was growing stale and relayed that up. Don't know if that had any impact on the decision ultimately, but thought it was notable.
Names I've heard of interest so far: Kliff Kingsbury, Jesse Minter, Brian Flores
so at least one team that hasn't got a HC vacancy has been in touch with Harbs lol
if that's to be a DC for a potential HC candidate then sure
but he's a DC who doesn't even call the defence for his own team
TBF, not much of a rocket science - release the dogs up front, we're good.The only thing that I do know about him is that he does call the defense. Ryan’s handed it over
TBF, not much of a rocket science - release the dogs up front, we're good.
I've been incredibly impressed with how much the Rams have grown their offensive talent. Especially across the offensive line, which currently features a UDFA LT, a 2nd round LG, a UDFA C, a UDFA RG, and a 5th round RT. Obviously so much credit goes to Les Snead and Sean McVay. But I'd like for us to bring in Mike LaFleur for an interview.
The texts are starting to slow so here's my recap of what I understand. My info is going to be from the FO perspective because that's where the line is with my guy...
They were planning as of this morning for Harbaugh to be the coach, and Monken to be let go. Unsure on what they thought was going to happen with Orr.
Harbaugh and Bisciotti met today, and Harbaugh wanted to run it back with the same staff for the most part. Bisciotti wanted a new face on offense. Harbaugh resisted. He was informed he was being let go rather abruptly. FO did not fully know that was how Harbaugh was approaching the meeting, but there's nothing more to that other than them prepping for their own meetings amidst all of the chaos.
DeCosta also met with Bisciotti at some point over the last couple of days. He was told that Bisciotti wants to win and to make it happen. Expect some aggression.
Bisciotti also knows this is Lamar's team right now. They're fortunate enough to have a superstar QB. Go win with him.
Can also say there was a group of veteran players that felt the message was growing stale and relayed that up. Don't know if that had any impact on the decision ultimately, but thought it was notable.
Names I've heard of interest so far: Kliff Kingsbury, Jesse Minter, Brian Flores
so at least one team that hasn't got a HC vacancy has been in touch with Harbs lol
semantics but their RT is a backup, their starting RT going into the year was Rob Havenstein who was a 2nd rounder
so in fact it's:
LT: UDFA - homegrown - high-priced extension
LG: 2nd rounder - homegrown
C: UDFA - not technically homegrown but basically is
RG: 4th rounder - big free agent signing
RT: 2nd rounder - homegrown
Mike McDaniel is still the Head Coach in Miami. Unless us firing Harbaugh is going to make a team suddenly fire their guy to go all in on Harbaugh or something like that. I remember @Simba mentioning that if Lamar had left a couple years ago, we were going to go after Baker. I think Tampa would be the perfect spot for John, Harbaugh then gets to work with Baker in Tampa with that talented team they already have. Plus it's a soft division, and even then Atlanta would also work for Harbaugh. Harbaugh will likely chase the big money from the Giants but I think he'd be better off in Tampa or Atlanta.Miami
It depends on how many more years he wants to coach.Mike McDaniel is still the Head Coach in Miami. Unless us firing Harbaugh is going to make a team suddenly fire their guy to go all in on Harbaugh or something like that. I remember @Simba mentioning that if Lamar had left a couple years ago, we were going to go after Baker. I think Tampa would be the perfect spot for John, Harbaugh then gets to work with Baker in Tampa with that talented team they already have. Plus it's a soft division, and even then Atlanta would also work for Harbaugh. Harbaugh will likely chase the big money from the Giants but I think he'd be better off in Tampa or Atlanta.
Mike McDaniel is still the Head Coach in Miami. Unless us firing Harbaugh is going to make a team suddenly fire their guy to go all in on Harbaugh or something like that. I remember @Simba mentioning that if Lamar had left a couple years ago, we were going to go after Baker. I think Tampa would be the perfect spot for John, Harbaugh then gets to work with Baker in Tampa with that talented team they already have. Plus it's a soft division, and even then Atlanta would also work for Harbaugh. Harbaugh will likely chase the big money from the Giants but I think he'd be better off in Tampa or Atlanta.