Josh McDaniels A Head Coach Next Year?

[homestarunner93]

who do you think would sign him up out of the possible job openings

San Diego, Cleveland, Carolina, Kansas City are all in need of new offensive identities.

[torrance]

the pats offense was just as good last season without him

True enough, but someone will give him credit for his position within the organization. IMO, I don't think he's ready to be a HC yet.

[JoeDirt05]

San Diego, Cleveland, Carolina, Kansas City are all in need of new offensive identities.

this would be fun to watch

[homestarunner93]

this would be fun to watch

I agree. Not sure how I feel about it as a Carolina fan overall, would depend on who we hire as our GM.

[VJ18]

McD to KC would be the best spot... He would revive Cassell's career and really help that team with Bow as a top 10 WR and Charles but you could bank on Hillis being gone

[det32]

a GM being traded or he is just leaving the pats??

[jneises21]

McD to KC would be the best spot... He would revive Cassell's career and really help that team with Bow as a top 10 WR and Charles but you could bank on Hillis being gone

Cassel is done in KC. And I'm sure the whole FO as well

[bda28]

If he could just build with what he has instead of being a prick and trying to bring in all his own guys right away, he could be ok. He just needs to check his ego

Isn't that what every new coach tries to do? Bring in guys that fit his system?

[LA_Raiders]

lol, I hope charges get him

[Mudvayne91]

Because of the 2007 Patriots offense and this year's Patriots' offense, that's why.

We see it all the time with coaches not doing well with one team and getting second and third chances with other teams.

If he wasn't given so much power rather than just sticking to coaching, I think there's a decent chance he's still in Denver. Definitely potential, but needed to grow up some.

On a side note, how hilarious (although unlikely) would it be if he ended up as Chicago's HC.

[torrance]

If he wasn't given so much power rather than just sticking to coaching, I think there's a decent chance he's still in Denver. Definitely potential, but needed to grow up some.

On a side note, how hilarious (although unlikely) would it be if he ended up as Chicago's HC.

That's what I was thinking. Too much control too early in his career.

[iam brett favre]

Unless Tom Brady and Bill are coming with him don't expect much success wherever he goes.

[j11430]

Isn't that what every new coach tries to do? Bring in guys that fit his system?

Yes, but most do it in a less stupid way. Trying to trade a franchise quarterback away right when you get to a team is not a great way to get the players on your side.

He could have easily kept Cutler, Marshall, and even Peyton Hillis (he looked awesome before he went to Cleveland) and would have been set offensively. Instead he got rid of tons of talent and turned them into one of the worst teams in the league. There's a difference between bringing in your own guys and gutting an organization of elite talent

[j11430]

If he wasn't given so much power rather than just sticking to coaching, I think there's a decent chance he's still in Denver. Definitely potential, but needed to grow up some.

On a side note, how hilarious (although unlikely) would it be if he ended up as Chicago's HC.

I doubt it would happen. But that would be very, very nice.

[Sportfan]

I doubt McDaniels leaves unless it's a good landing spot with tools to work with, so rule out KC and Cleveland.

I think Carolina could be a possible option he would go for, he can work with that offense but really needs a defensive genius on the other side


Then again McDaniels isn't really a QB magician, Bradford was alright under him.