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Giants hire Joe Judge (Patriots ST/WR Coach)

JohnFSilver said:
Arizona took usc’s offensive coordinator and made him head coach.
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Not exactly an accurate portrayal of Kliff Kingsbury. He never coached a day as OC for USC. He was head coach of Texas Tech for 6 years and constantly had one of the best/ most potent offenses in college during his tenure
 
methodology said:
Not exactly an accurate portrayal of Kliff Kingsbury. He never coached a day as OC for USC. He was head coach of Texas Tech for 6 years and constantly had one of the best/ most potent offenses in college during his tenure
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How on earth does the Texa Tech head coach get fired, and the only job he can get is the USC offensive coordinator, but then gets the head coaching job of the Cardinals?

Don't get me wrong, actually liked the move. But, Texas Tech's defense was abysmal under Kingsbury.
 
The Viking said:
I think the worry the Giants had RE: Bienemy is that they had just gone with two offensive "guru's" who didn't end well. They didn't want to take the chance that third time was the charm.
They wanted a guy who could lead the room (Rhule was supposed to good at this).....and when the Rhule thing went like it did where you would have to pony up 80 million in cash to get him on board between base, incentives and Baylor buyout...well they went the second "leader of a room".

Plus when the Giants reached out to BB, he praised him big time. And he's got history with Saban.

Soooooo...I'm going to think positively. Now he's just got to get a competent staff, that's all.

One thing that worried me about Rhule is the fact that he's my age and in worse shape than I am. I can't have that for my football coach if they're gonna hire someone my age.
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I hate going the hot assistant root. Because Patrick MaHomes is awesome, suddenly, the OC is going to be a great coach? Looks like the NFL is trying to get away from that.

How many hot assistants have worked out? Shurmur sucked. He was the hot assistant. That's a terrible way to find a head coach.

Better off scouring your network and finding people on a recommendation.
 
JohnFSilver said:
How on earth does the Texa Tech head coach get fired, and the only job he can get is the USC offensive coordinator, but then gets the head coaching job of the Cardinals?

Don't get me wrong, actually liked the move. But, Texas Tech's defense was abysmal under Kingsbury.
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He's not a defensive coach and he mentored Mahomes
 
Not a Giants fan, but those of you who are had to like this. This guy gets it. I think this is going to be a great hire for the Giants.

 
HuskyHawk said:
Not a Giants fan, but those of you who are had to like this. This guy gets it. I think this is going to be a great hire for the Giants.

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HE SAID EVERYTHING RIGHT AT HIS PRESSER!!!! ENGRAVE THE TROPHY NOW!!!!
 
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JohnFSilver said:
I hate going the hot assistant root. Because Patrick MaHomes is awesome, suddenly, the OC is going to be a great coach? Looks like the NFL is trying to get away from that.

How many hot assistants have worked out? Shurmur sucked. He was the hot assistant. That's a terrible way to find a head coach.

Better off scouring your network and finding people on a recommendation.
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Trust me. I'm a Jets fan. You usually choose between....

1) The retread head coach. Hopefully it's a guy with a good resume (McCarthy, Gruden) and even then it's not a guarantee (Mike Shanahan). If it's a guy like Norv Turner, Dennis Green, Rex Ryan? You are just treading water until the next coach comes. Like me waiting for Gase to be done with.

2) The hot college coach. Sometimes that is the young guy with sizzle. Sometimes it's a Steve Spurrier or Dennis Erickson. Always a pot shot because of the jump from college to pros.

3) The hot NFL off/def coordinator. I feel like that's the best route. They have basically been training for the role, they're hungry, they're in the pro game already and may have a reputation with players. I feel like this is the option with the most upside.
 
Nobody had Parcells pegged as a great when he was hired.
 
I love what I heard from Joe Judge.

I think too many coaching hires always go after the hot name. I hate the hot NFL coordinator hire. They are almost totally dependent on how the team he coached perform. I hated the idea of a ST coach, and had never heard of the guy, but I liked what he said.

I like what's going on now. Giants hired a ST guy because that skill set -- organization and creativity -- are critical for a coach. I hate coaches that call their own plays. Only Andy Reid is allowed to do it, but he essentially gives his defensive coordinator control of half the team during the game. I like the CEO route that the Giants are going. He talked about flexibility, finding a way with what you have etc.

The reason the Patriots are so good is coaching. They change their game plan and style week to week and aren't married to their schemes. When they had Gronk and Hernandez, they were explosive passing team with 12 personnel grouping out there. They didn't draft to do that. They got to camp and were like holy shit.

They just bang on your weakness week to week.
 
JohnFSilver said:
I love what I heard from Joe Judge.

I think too many coaching hires always go after the hot name. I hate the hot NFL coordinator hire. They are almost totally dependent on how the team he coached perform. I hated the idea of a ST coach, and had never heard of the guy, but I liked what he said.

I like what's going on now. Giants hired a ST guy because that skill set -- organization and creativity -- are critical for a coach. I hate coaches that call their own plays. Only Andy Reid is allowed to do it, but he essentially gives his defensive coordinator control of half the team during the game. I like the CEO route that the Giants are going. He talked about flexibility, finding a way with what you have etc.

The reason the Patriots are so good is coaching. They change their game plan and style week to week and aren't married to their schemes. When they had Gronk and Hernandez, they were explosive passing team with 12 personnel grouping out there. They didn't draft to do that. They got to camp and were like holy # 2.

They just bang on your weakness week to week.
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Yeah he definitely has taken that Belicheck approach of maximizing the most out of the talent you have instead of being stubborn and insisting they do one thing and if they can't they just basically rot on the sidelines or kill you on the field with a scheme they can't adjust to.

I do like his and Gettleman's takes on running the ball. When you are a northeast team you have to be able to run and not be mostly reliant on the pass. The advantage that can give you in December and January is huge depening on what team is coming up to play you.

What was the stat that I heard the other day - the top 4 running offenses are in the playoffs while the top 4 passing offenses are not? It's something like that. For all the talk of this being a pass-happy league, running is still vital.
 
The Viking said:
Yeah he definitely has taken that Belicheck approach of maximizing the most out of the talent you have instead of being stubborn and insisting they do one thing and if they can't they just basically rot on the sidelines or kill you on the field with a scheme they can't adjust to.

I do like his and Gettleman's takes on running the ball. When you are a northeast team you have to be able to run and not be mostly reliant on the pass. The advantage that can give you in December and January is huge depening on what team is coming up to play you.

What was the stat that I heard the other day - the top 4 running offenses are in the playoffs while the top 4 passing offenses are not? It's something like that. For all the talk of this being a pass-happy league, running is still vital.
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That stat keeps getting thrown around but I'm not sure where it comes from. By most metrics BAL was the top passing team. If you go by DVOA, 9 of the top 11 are in the playoffs
 
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Nfl is a passing league. You have to be explosive and passing is an easier way to get athletes in space.

With way the rules are now, heavily tilted towards passing.
 
navery12 said:
That stat keeps getting thrown around but I'm not sure where it comes from. By most metrics BAL was the top passing team. If you go by DVOA, 9 of the top 11 are in the playoffs
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Top 4 teams in passing yards missed the playoffs while the top 4 teams in rushing yards made the playoffs.
I think that is shocking as hell honestly.
 
JohnFSilver said:
At least they didn't pay the Baylor coach $70 million.

No one knows if this is a good or bad hire. Literally, no one. No track record. Guy could be great. Or suck. What I do know is he will be more organized than Shurmur. You can't work for Saban then Belichick and not be detail-oriented.

He needs a major OC and DC to come in and run their schemes though. He strikes me as a CEO coach.
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thats how most describe saban now. So it wouldn’t be surprising
 
The Viking said:
Top 4 teams in passing yards missed the playoffs while the top 4 teams in rushing yards made the playoffs.
I think that is shocking as hell honestly.
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Teams that pass a lot and amass a lot of yardage are often those playing from behind. I bet you didn't know that Jameis Winston threw for over 5000 yards this year. Are the Bucs considered to have a great offense, or do they just sling it all over the field to try to stay in the game?

Conversely, teams run a lot because they're winning, not the other way around.

In other words, the causal arrow runs the direction opposite to what people think.
 
Tenspro2002 said:
Teams that pass a lot and amass a lot of yardage are often those playing from behind. I bet you didn't know that Jameis Winston threw for over 5000 yards this year. Are the Bucs considered to have a great offense, or do they just sling it all over the field to try to stay in the game?

Conversely, teams run a lot because they're winning, not the other way around.

In other words, the causal arrow runs the direction opposite to what people think.
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Exactly, which is why looking at offensive efficiency is a much better indicator than just total yards
 
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navery12 said:
I think this will be a minority opinion but I'm happy with it. Was my first choice for OC
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Im good with this hire Garrett has always had a good offense,and it helps to have a young coach have someone with HC experience on the staff, if we hire Bill Callahan to be oline coach ill be thrilled.
 
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