Coach Staley Discussion - Fired

[Bolt4Knob]

Brandon Staley just doesn't have it! He got knocked out of the playoffs by a team with a losing record. I knew as soon as he said this team is going to be about relationships first that he didn't have the right stuff and we were in trouble. TT needs to go too really he should resign he's been stealing money from the Spanos.

In the first quarter - I truly think he should have taken the three, on the road
than in the third - he should have gone for it and not had Dicker try a 52 yarder

but more than that - it was the lack of maximum pass protection all game and the lack of commitment to running the ball

the Chargers needed to use clock - shorten the game

[Air Coryell]

In the first quarter - I truly think he should have taken the three, on the road
than in the third - he should have gone for it and not had Dicker try a 52 yarder

but more than that - it was the lack of maximum pass protection all game and the lack of commitment to running the ball

the Chargers needed to use clock - shorten the game

All of the above.

[DerwinBosa]

[northerner]

In the first quarter - I truly think he should have taken the three, on the road
than in the third - he should have gone for it and not had Dicker try a 52 yarder

yes on the 3. yes on going for it instead of a 52 yard try. both of those were fairly textbook, but Staley fights against the textbook decisions.

[electricgold]

Harbaugh is saying right now he'll be back at Michigan next year. I'm sure he is saying this because he is about to play for a Championship, but he could mean it.

IF so Payton jumps to to top of the list.

[northerner]

Since I am also a fan of Sean Payton (and since his Saints contracts run for 2 more season - 2023 and 2024) here are 2 questions for Payton fans:

1. how steep will the payment to the Saints be? one first rounder? first and a second?

2. how much would people actually want to give up?


I think it could be a high as 2 first round picks or one first and one 2nd round pick in the following year.

My limit might be one first and one 2nd rounder. Or possibly work in trades of picks so that we don't lose picks outright: our 1st round for their 3rd round, etc.

[Eurobolt]

Since I am also a fan of Sean Payton (and since his Saints contracts run for 2 more season - 2023 and 2024) here are 2 questions for Payton fans:

1. how steep will the payment to the Saints be? one first rounder? first and a second?

2. how much would people actually want to give up?


I think it could be a high as 2 first round picks or one first and one 2nd round pick in the following year.

My limit might be one first and one 2nd rounder. Or possibly work in trades of picks so that we don't lose picks outright: our 1st round for their 3rd round, etc.

If there is a good will from Spanos and good will from Payton to build here for years to come.
2 x1st rounders is a peice I woukd pay.

[CanadianBoltFan]

If there is a good will from Spanos and good will from Payton to build here for years to come.
2 x1st rounders is a peice I woukd pay.

Do you really think the Saints would not be more reasonable? He is never coaching again in NO anyways

a 2nd round pick is pretty high draft capital in the NFL and seems like enough to me

Unless thje Saints are bitter he walked out after Brees retired and didnt want to hang in for a rebuild and would rather make him sit on the sidelines for 2 more years. But arent they are the hook for his contract of he signs another?

[Bolt4Knob]

Since I am also a fan of Sean Payton (and since his Saints contracts run for 2 more season - 2023 and 2024) here are 2 questions for Payton fans:

1. how steep will the payment to the Saints be? one first rounder? first and a second?

2. how much would people actually want to give up?


I think it could be a high as 2 first round picks or one first and one 2nd round pick in the following year.

My limit might be one first and one 2nd rounder. Or possibly work in trades of picks so that we don't lose picks outright: our 1st round for their 3rd round, etc.

I would give a FRP for Payton and probablyu another future 2nd rounder

[Bolt4Knob]

Harbaugh is saying right now he'll be back at Michigan next year. I'm sure he is saying this because he is about to play for a Championship, but he could mean it.

IF so Payton jumps to to top of the list.

Harbaugh or Payton
if the Chargers make a change
needs to be an established winner

Hell I would take Jim Caldwell - who was the top guy on my list two years ago

[Eurobolt]

Harbaugh or Payton
if the Chargers make a change
needs to be an established winner

Hell I would take Jim Caldwell - who was the top guy on my list two years ago

Caldwell is 70 years old, cant see him coachin Herbert for next 10 years

[CanadianBoltFan]

The injuries have been merciless but I have concluded Staley's coaching is also a problem and this position needs to be addressed this off season.

He sticks with his system stubbornly even though hs defence has been pathetic for both his seasons now. The Raiders had 2 weapons and they both went off, he coudnt stop either one of them. Adams is elite and went off as we all saw but the next receiver Hollins had 35 passing yards. How was Staley sticking to single coverage on Adams instead of doing everything possible to take him out of the game more.That is what good coaches do.

The most telling thing has to be how bad this team is in 3rd quarters when all the adjustments are made. There is no coaching going on.

Injuries are not, this team still doesnt have a single victory this year over a team with an above 500 record.