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Expect some very direct questions to Caserio in the PC tomorrow. Will be telling how he reacts to questions about certain subjects and individuals. |
New HC nuggets today.
Brady was VERY impressive in his interview. Daboll is in play and shares an agent with Caserio and others in the org. Saleh is very much in play. |
Sounds like Caserio wants to interview Bienemy. Still some internal discussions about it...could see a request going out soon.
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I would've been thrilled with Caserio if they'd have gotten him when they fired Gaine. Now, not so much, although I'm slowly warming up to it (the bar couldn't have been set much lower). I would've liked to see a fresh perspective brought in rather than what sure looks like the continuation of the failed wannabe New England model. The "Patriot way" has yet to be successfully replicated anywhere and, as has been mentioned, the original hasn't done much in the way of unearthing talent in a long time.
It doesn't help that the completely unqualified guy who worked arm-in-arm with BOB on what may be the worst run of personnel moves in NFL history is not only still employed but was actually directly responsible for this hire. |
If Watson is upset that Jack Easterby had say on the hire and will somehow continue to have power over Caserio then I totally get it.
But if it's anything to do with him not being consulted on a GM hire, then I am happy they didn't consult players in hiring a GM. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...ss-sources-say I do hope he's consulted on the Head Coach we hire. |
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DW4 changed his schedule to stay on vacation longer. Joe Brady is the leader in the clubhouse but will not accept the job unless he sits with DW4 first. The Tim Kelly thing wasn't an interview for HC. It was more of an introductory thing with Caserio. |
Regarding all the ESPN reports today about DW4. They may be coming from his agent but they aren't coming from Watson. He extended his vacation in Cabo for his girlfriend's bday and has not contacted anyone with the team.
My friend says everyone needs to chill until he gets back and speaks for himself. |
Thanks for these updates. I don't like that it seems Deshaun is essentially holding the head coach hiring process hostage at this point. If I were Brady or anyone else at this point interested in the job, I wouldn't accept it either without at least getting in touch with Watson.
I respect Watson wanting to keep business from affecting his vacation though, but if you want to be involved in the process, then be involved when it's time. On a separate note, the news that the Texans were going to offer Omar Khan the GM position until Easterby swooped in to convince Cal to fly in Caserio for the hire is just outrageous. Partly because I liked the idea of Khan taking the role, but also because of the continued demonstrated influence Easterby has over Cal and this organization. The longer this team goes without a head coach hiring settled, the worse this turmoil feels. |
Cal is a cluster&uck. He seems to be in over his head. He likes to be in the background, and have others feed him advice. Doesn't seem to do his own groundwork.
Why pay the search firm if you are going to ignore them. If they move on from DW4 then I'm done. |
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Angry Dre is back!!! I love to see it.
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If you didn't notice, DW4 is back (he was at the Rox game last night with Dre).
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It's downright breathtaking how little experience some of these NFL HC candidates have these days like for example some guy named Brandon Staley
the Texans are gonna interview who's been like been a LB coach a couple years in the league and just a single year as the Rams DC. |
The league is about to step into the situation. Its gotten that big behind the scenes.
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Also, Cal's messaging (both externally and internally) did not work. Expect more players to start speaking out. They don't want JE in the bldg. Many inside the org think it will eventually boil down to JE or DW4 very soon. If the league sees an uprising from the entire team against the ownership/management, they are going to step in (very quietly or not) for PR purposes alone. This is not a good look for the Texans OR the NFL. |
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"Easterby is the groveling ex-girlfriend playing victim and Cal can't see it" JE is telling everyone he can in the building that he is going to file a defamation suit against SI. Apparently there have been death threats against JE which has also raised the league's eyebrows. My friend thinks that due to all of this, the Texans are going to hire a "Dusty Baker" to be a stop-gap. No one wants this job. |
That idiot isn’t filing a lawsuit against anybody, and he’s obviously lying about the death threats.
I didn’t think Cal would be any sort of improvement over his father, regardless of how low a bar he set, and I correctly assumed he was stupid, but I did not allow for the possibility that he might be insane. |
Could someone provide the quick version on Easterby's alleged misconduct? I missed it with my other battles.
As for the "Dusty Baker" to calm the locker room, you mean to say Romeo doesn't do that already? |
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Regarding the second question, they are interviewing Frazier today. I have not heard anything about Romeo, but I would not be surprised if he retires. I have been told that the longer this goes on, more people (including my friend) will just leave. |
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The league "stepping in" could also just mean Goodell or someone else from the league office sitting down with Cal and trying to help him since he is so clearly in over his head and seems to have no clue what's going on. Having an owner look so completely inept isn't in the NFL's best interest. |
Yeah, I can see where his total ineptitude would be a bad look for the league. Although there are several other serially inept owners.
I hadn’t appreciated that Easterby’s zealotry had become a workplace issue, but if he’s trying to make players attend prayer sessions, obviously it has. I mean, that’s just absolutely egregious. |
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Staley to LAC
Dan Campbell to DET Texans and Eagles are the last 2 with vacancies. EB, Daboll and Brady still available... Saw something interesting today where the Texans interviewed Leslie Frazier today and are interviewing David Culley (BALT asst HC/WRs) tomorrow. Both have history with EB. Could we really be interviewing EB's future DC and OC? |
Frazier is already a DC for the Bills. Not sure why he would make what feels like a lateral move? The Bills, in spite of their success this season, are still something of a poverty franchise, so perhaps a pay increase could be involved.
I of course don't know, but talking with guys who worked with Bieniemy previously almost seems as much like they are checking with Bieniemy's references. The league is allowing the teams (notably the Texans and Eagles) to speak with candidates still coaching their current teams in the playoffs, so the Texans will talk with Bieniemy today per reports. Maybe this is the league's version of stepping in? |
Eagles have hired a head coach, leaving the Texans opening as the last one to be filled. So the first one to be opened will be the last one filled.
Assuming they fill it... never know with this franchise. Ya know they didn't really find a GM after Brian Gaine until Caserio was hired two weeks ago. |
Maybe the Oilers can now hire Bienemy so the league can save face since every liberal sports journalist thinks racism is the ONLY possible reason Bienemy hasn't been hired yet. Watson is already on record that he wants Bienemy. Frankly, if he can turn around the Oilers, Bienemy deserves every plaudit he gets.
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Texans announce they've interviewed BACKUP QB Josh McCown for head coach and re-interviewed Jim Caldwell (his first though since Caserio was hired).
Caldwell is a Dungy guy, and Dungy was part of Cal's advisor group, however informal that group may have been. He took over a very good Colts team from Dungy and led it to the Super Bowl, losing to the Saints. It was Peyton's team though; once Manning wasn't playing, the Colts sucked, and Caldwell was fired. Caldwell then was part of a Ravens Super Bowl staff before becoming the Lions HC. Spent 4 seasons there and left with a winning record. McCown has spent some time between NFL gigs helping coach at the HS level for many years. Well respected, from Texas and played collegiately at SMU and Sam. Has involvement with FCA and related church groups, which probably makes him a candidate for Easterby. |
That seems like a bold move, bypass the college ranks altogether and reach down into high school to find you a coach. I wonder if that guy from Katy is interested in an interview. Anyone know where he attends church?
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I remember a few years ago the refrain was that teams wanted offensive guys and there were no black OCs and that's why they weren't getting HC jobs. Then this year you have black OCs in the top offense (KC) and another top 4 offense (TB) and neither found any of the half dozen jobs. |
Personal life
During the 2017 offseason, McCown, his wife Natalie, and their four children moved from Waxhaw, North Carolina to Waxahachie, Texas.[299][300][301][302] He is a Christian.[303] He grew up a Dallas Cowboys fan.[304] His inspiration for wearing No. 12, the jersey number that he wore the majority of his career, comes from Roger Staubach, who also wore No. 12.[305][304][295][39] He was also a fan of Cowboys players Michael Irvin, Emmitt Smith and Troy Aikman. He was a fan of quarterbacks Joe Montana, John Elway, and Randall Cunningham.[68] McCown is the older brother of former NFL quarterback Luke McCown and younger brother of former Texas A&M quarterback Randy McCown.[306] In 2003, the McCown brothers hosted the first-ever McCown Passing Camp in their hometown of Jacksonville, Texas.[4][307][308][309] McCown is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.[68] He has served in Pro Athletes Outreach and Coaches Time Out, which are both ministries.[181] He has also spent time speaking to church youth and men's groups during the offseason.[68] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_McCown -- Ok here it is. So we know that Tommy Boy is a big-time Jesus freak plus he's very likely a Cowboys fan, you know he's just got that Baby Huey look about him. But I can see Cal, Easterby, and Josh all holding hands together while they pray for devine guidance on the right path to the SB for the Texans. Yea these Bible pounders really believe that BS works. McGown is the anti-Bieniemy in practically every way, so in other words just the kind of guy the McNairs are looking for as their next HC. |
Ahbee got dang. After all these years nunu finally makes a sensible post.
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Wow. Did Hetero Doxy sneak back in? Looks like ignorance, bigotry and intolerance on parade here. I find the direction of this conversation highly insulting on multiple levels.
I don't know Cal, Easterby or Caserio or their personal beliefs and I don't know if I would agree with them but to insult the fundamental beliefs of hundreds of millions of Christians is deeply offensive to me. I would rather just terminate my account than be subjected to such hatred. |
Wow, Bob with a member callback to the old HPF days.
Memories... With Bieniemy headed with the Chiefs to the Super Bowl, silence from the Texans on a coaching hire for a full two weeks would seem deafening. The last to fill their HC opening, I suppose they should be in no rush assuming Bienemy already has a Defensive Coordinator in mind. The Texans are blocking other teams from talking to OC Tim Kelly, which seems to indicate that he isn't leaving. |
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Lackey. Damn it. How could I forget lackey.
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He's yours and you can have his RINO traitor Clinton-kissing commie-loving defense contractor cheerleading ass. He and his whole murderous family. Never voting for another Bush ever again or his RINO stooge Cornyn. |
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