New 2021 Head Coach - Who Will It Be? - Discussion

[ghost]

Where did you get that info?

When the Chargers were looking for a new head coach after the 2016 NFL season, the team reached out to ex-Packers GM Ron Wolf for help. Wolf mentioned how impressed he was with Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn, who interviewed for the Jets’ head coaching job back in 2015. Weeks later, the Spanos family and GM Tom Telesco interviewed Lynn and had a similar experience, eventually hiring him. - SI https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/12/05/nfl-head-coaching-carousel-influential-figures



https://www.thepowderblues.com/forum/forum/los-angeles-chargers-forum-nfl-forum-padres-forum/the-los-angeles-chargers-forum/1145853-popper-how-can-the-spanos-family-not-overhaul-the-bolts-now?p=1146633#post1146633


Ron Wolf's recommendation to the stake-holders group was Bruce Arians. Not Anthony Lynn. This is why the man was hired; to help vet the coaches' groupings and offer his best recommendation. John Spanos went against that, and chose Anthony Lynn.

[Boltgang74]

Fuck I cant stand the little prep school lookin douche bag

[ghost]

The 48-year-old Lynn was one of six candidates interviewed by the Chargers. Sean McDermott, Matt Patricia, Mike Smith, Dave Toub & Teryl Austin.

Chargers director of football operations John Spanos, however, said he believes the franchise got the right man to lead them, saying he was impressed with Lynn during the initial interview.

"You can tell right away he has this authentic leadership to him," said Spanos, who had final decision on the head-coaching hire for the first time in his relatively new role. "He's a no-nonsense guy, and he's real genuine. He's a guy that you can just picture leading this team, and the guys buying in and playing hard for him."

In the last two games against Bill Belichick, with either Rivers or Herbert at QB, the Chargers have been down 28 points at the half.



https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com...o-spanos-flaws

[Boltjolt]

When the Chargers were looking for a new head coach after the 2016 NFL season, the team reached out to ex-Packers GM Ron Wolf for help. Wolf mentioned how impressed he was with Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn, who interviewed for the Jets’ head coaching job back in 2015. Weeks later, the Spanos family and GM Tom Telesco interviewed Lynn and had a similar experience, eventually hiring him. - SI https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/12/05/nfl-head-coaching-carousel-influential-figures



https://www.thepowderblues.com/forum/forum/los-angeles-chargers-forum-nfl-forum-padres-forum/the-los-angeles-chargers-forum/1145853-popper-how-can-the-spanos-family-not-overhaul-the-bolts-now?p=1146633#post1146633


Ron Wolf's recommendation to the stake-holders group was Bruce Arians. Not Anthony Lynn. This is why the man was hired; to help vet the coaches' groupings and offer his best recommendation. John Spanos went against that, and chose Anthony Lynn.

Exactly why JohnBoy shouldn't be involved in football decisions.

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John then purchased magic beans at the Farmer's Market.

'You can tell right away these magic beans are authentic.'

[Xenos]

When the Chargers were looking for a new head coach after the 2016 NFL season, the team reached out to ex-Packers GM Ron Wolf for help. Wolf mentioned how impressed he was with Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn, who interviewed for the Jets’ head coaching job back in 2015. Weeks later, the Spanos family and GM Tom Telesco interviewed Lynn and had a similar experience, eventually hiring him. - SI https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/12/05/nfl-head-coaching-carousel-influential-figures



https://www.thepowderblues.com/forum/forum/los-angeles-chargers-forum-nfl-forum-padres-forum/the-los-angeles-chargers-forum/1145853-popper-how-can-the-spanos-family-not-overhaul-the-bolts-now?p=1146633#post1146633


Ron Wolf's recommendation to the stake-holders group was Bruce Arians. Not Anthony Lynn. This is why the man was hired; to help vet the coaches' groupings and offer his best recommendation. John Spanos went against that, and chose Anthony Lynn.

The way this post was edited, it leads me to the SI article instead. Additionally, Bruce Arians was still with the Cardinals at that time. Are you mistaking Lynn with Mike McCoy?

[ghost]

Exactly why JohnBoy shouldn't be involved in football decisions.

Dean demoted John and inserted himself into the process. That's how I read this Tweet. YMMV.

[ghost]

The way this post was edited, it leads me to the SI article instead. Additionally, Bruce Arians was still with the Cardinals at that time. Are you mistaking Lynn with Mike McCoy?

I think I'm mixing up the hiring cycles, brother. I apologize.

[Charge!]

Best choice for Chargers = Brian Daboll....he understands both offenses and defense and is an aggessive OC who has no problem runnning up a score..... doesnt justy stop the offense if they have a lead like Lynn would....

Bienemy is not really the OC..... he does not design or call their plays.... Reid does and always has......what does Bienemy actually do???

[21&500]

Best choice for Chargers = Brian Daboll....he understands both offenses and defense and is an aggessive OC who has no problem runnning up a score..... doesnt justy stop the offense if they have a lead like Lynn would....

Bienemy is not really the OC..... he does not design or call their plays.... Reid does and always has......what does Bienemy actually do???

Of the candidates we've requested interviews with, Daboll has my vote too.
comes from the Patriot culture of work but with a player-friendly reputation
has a feel for the college game under satan--I mean Saban which is important imo as the two games continue to merge.
of all the candidates has most relevant experience in directly developing Allen who shares many qualities as number 10.
As mentioned, defensive background is also a unique asset as a two sided football mind.
No idea if he can manage a game but suspect anyone can do a better job than what were used to
no clue if he can make adequate halftime adjustments or if the Bills offense is just so dominant there is no need to significantly adjust
Overall
best of the bunch so far

[Xenos]

I think I'm mixing up the hiring cycles, brother. I apologize.

No worries. If it makes you feel better, I don’t think Arians is that great either. He has the same strengths and weaknesses as Lynn. Connects well with players and is a good leader. But his weakness is the deep ball. It’s why the Bucs look so inconsistent this year. They can beat the bad teams but against the better teams that figure out Arians scheme, it’s easier to beat them. You saw the decline once talent and Arians was figured out with the Cards in 2016 and 2017.

[Bolt4Knob]

Of the candidates we've requested interviews with, Daboll has my vote too.
comes from the Patriot culture of work but with a player-friendly reputation
has a feel for the college game under satan--I mean Saban which is important imo as the two games continue to merge.
of all the candidates has most relevant experience in directly developing Allen who shares many qualities as number 10.
As mentioned, defensive background is also a unique asset as a two sided football mind.
No idea if he can manage a game but suspect anyone can do a better job than what were used to
no clue if he can make adequate halftime adjustments or if the Bills offense is just so dominant there is no need to significantly adjust
Overall
best of the bunch so far

Daboll - for sure

Saleh - maybe
Bieniemy - maybe

The rest - Garrett actually

Brady, Staley and Smith - nope