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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 12, 2022 10:40:41 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars
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Post by Morehead State on Jan 12, 2022 10:44:43 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars Means nothing until we see who the GM will be. |
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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 12, 2022 10:49:18 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars Means nothing until we see who the GM will be. Im sure it has a reflection of the GM ranking too. Also, the Giants are paying 3 HCs in 2022. Shurmur, Judge and new guy. |
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Post by devilsadvocate on Jan 12, 2022 11:26:22 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars Means nothing until we see who the GM will be. I agree, the GM will be critical but the criticisms are spot on. |
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Post by ThatGuyRich on Jan 12, 2022 11:53:44 GMT -5
The Giants are probably worse than the Jags as a desired destination. The Jags have hope with a young franchise QB. The Giants are in despair.
But now that Judge is gone at least a decent OC might come. No OC worth his weight in salt was coming with a HC that could have been fired 5 games into next season. Would he move his family under those circumstances ?
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Post by Rangers13 on Jan 12, 2022 11:55:42 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars the best QB prospect on the cheap along with the #1 pick is in Jacksonville so imo that’s a lot better than #7. |
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Post by jaymas on Jan 12, 2022 12:13:37 GMT -5
We've got 2 first round draft picks, can shed some cap to give us an average amount of room (and we will with a new GM), and it's New York.
I'm not saying we're #1, but I don't think 6 is accurate.
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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 12, 2022 12:14:19 GMT -5
The Giants are probably worse than the Jags as a desired destination. The Jags have hope with a young franchise QB. The Giants are in despair. But now that Judge is gone at least a decent OC might come. No OC worth his weight in salt was coming with a HC that could have been fired 5 games into next season. Would he move his family under those circumstances ? Living down here, I actually agree. Urban was a TERRIBLE hire. Get the right coach in here, and this team can take off again. They do need to fix the OL though for Lawrence. They have the franchise QB and some very good defensive pieces. Plus, they have a ton of cap room something we do not have any of. Oh, and the #1 pick in the draft. |
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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 12, 2022 12:16:08 GMT -5
We've got 2 first round draft picks, can shed some cap to give us an average amount of room (and we will with a new GM), and it's New York. I'm not saying we're #1, but I don't think 6 is accurate. The "its New York" thing doesn't carry weight anymore. Not with the internet and social media so huge. Anyone can be a media star from anywhere. |
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Post by Rangers13 on Jan 12, 2022 12:17:38 GMT -5
We've got 2 first round draft picks, can shed some cap to give us an average amount of room (and we will with a new GM), and it's New York. I'm not saying we're #1, but I don't think 6 is accurate. i think #7 is more accurate. |
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Post by jaymas on Jan 12, 2022 12:17:51 GMT -5
We've got 2 first round draft picks, can shed some cap to give us an average amount of room (and we will with a new GM), and it's New York. I'm not saying we're #1, but I don't think 6 is accurate. The "its New York" thing doesn't carry weight anymore. Not with the internet and social media so huge. Anyone can be a media star from anywhere. I mean less through a traditional media lens and more the appeal of fixing the New York Giants. The history doesn't get erased. |
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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 12, 2022 12:32:25 GMT -5
The "its New York" thing doesn't carry weight anymore. Not with the internet and social media so huge. Anyone can be a media star from anywhere. I mean less through a traditional media lens and more the appeal of fixing the New York Giants. The history doesn't get erased. Thats fair. Teams like NYG, GB, CHI and WAS have a better resume historically and longer traditional values than teams like Jacksonville or Minnesota or Las Vegas. |
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Post by BigBlueDog42 on Jan 12, 2022 12:45:40 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars Last update I saw the Giants were only 2 mill under the 2022 cap is this true they are over, haven't seen one sight with that number. |
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Post by BigBlueDog42 on Jan 12, 2022 12:48:34 GMT -5
We've got 2 first round draft picks, can shed some cap to give us an average amount of room (and we will with a new GM), and it's New York. I'm not saying we're #1, but I don't think 6 is accurate. I'm not sure about the cap estimate either i have seen them being 2 mill under the 2022 cap not over never saw one saying they are over till today. |
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Post by NAVY2323(ret) on Jan 12, 2022 12:50:55 GMT -5
The only desirable jobs on that list are Las Vegas and Miami. All the others have drawbacks with that Vikes being next best.
Vegas
Miami
Vikings
Then throw the other 4 in a hat. I don’t buy that we are any less desirable than the other 4.
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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 12, 2022 13:07:29 GMT -5
Id probably list it
Vegas
Denver (will they land Rodgers?)
Miami
Jacksonville
Chicago
Minny
NYG
Until they prove me wrong, we are the worst at everything. Lets see what a new GM can do.
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Post by mattmeyerbud on Jan 12, 2022 18:55:18 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars I mean... Jacksonville has Lawrence and the #2 overall pick. I think that makes them more enticing at this point than us. I just disagree with Chicago being more attractive than us or Minny. Also not a fan of Miami. That team was over achieving. |
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Post by Fletch842 on Jan 12, 2022 18:58:26 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars I mean... Jacksonville has Lawrence and the #2 overall pick. I think that makes them more enticing at this point than us. I just disagree with Chicago being more attractive than us or Minny. Also not a fan of Miami. That team was over achieving. not to nitpick, but they have the #1 pick, and I think gobs of cap space to boot. |
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Post by mattmeyerbud on Jan 12, 2022 19:01:38 GMT -5
I mean... Jacksonville has Lawrence and the #2 overall pick. I think that makes them more enticing at this point than us. I just disagree with Chicago being more attractive than us or Minny. Also not a fan of Miami. That team was over achieving. not to nitpick, but they have the #1 pick, and I think gobs of cap space to boot. Thought the Lions had first my bad. Even still - I think Jags are poised for a big offseason. I think that may even be the most attractive job besides Raiders and Broncos |
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Post by Fletch842 on Jan 12, 2022 19:23:55 GMT -5
not to nitpick, but they have the #1 pick, and I think gobs of cap space to boot. Thought the Lions had first my bad. Even still - I think Jags are poised for a big offseason. I think that may even be the most attractive job besides Raiders and Broncos I think Rick Basaccia may have coached his way to the Raiders job since being named interim head coach. He has done a fantastic job IMHO. |
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Post by redeyejedi on Jan 12, 2022 19:32:22 GMT -5
We've got 2 first round draft picks, can shed some cap to give us an average amount of room (and we will with a new GM), and it's New York. I'm not saying we're #1, but I don't think 6 is accurate. I'm not sure about the cap estimate either i have seen them being 2 mill under the 2022 cap not over never saw one saying they are over till today. Does that count our 2 first round picks? Thats like 14 million right there I think |
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Post by BigBlueDog42 on Jan 12, 2022 20:03:20 GMT -5
I'm not sure about the cap estimate either i have seen them being 2 mill under the 2022 cap not over never saw one saying they are over till today. Does that count our 2 first round picks? Thats like 14 million right there I think lol hell know new GM will probably cut some folks there was an article where they can cut Martinez / Bradberry / Shep / rudolph would get them 30 mill under. not greta but good for getting younger supposedly 2023 cap gets better especially if they part ways Jones and Barkely. |
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Post by McCherry on Jan 12, 2022 20:30:58 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars I don't know where they're getting these numbers from. The Giants are about $3.5 under the cap. |
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Post by TheAnalyst on Jan 13, 2022 10:48:39 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars I don't know where they're getting these numbers from. The Giants are about $3.5 under the cap. I have no idea. I see $3.5M over as well. Maybe they included paying the coaches (Shurmur, Judge) their contracts too... www.spotrac.com/nfl/new-york-giants/cap/www.nj.com/giants/2021/12/as-nfl-salary-cap-rises-in-2022-giants-remain-in-cap-hell-a-mess-of-dave-gettlemans-creation.html |
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Post by Rangers13 on Jan 13, 2022 12:29:27 GMT -5
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Post by jmike on Jan 13, 2022 12:41:07 GMT -5
Ranking NFL head coaching openings from best to worst1. Las Vegas Raiders 2. Denver Broncos 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Chicago Bears 5. Minnesota Vikings 6. New York Giants The G-Men are projected to be well over the 2022 salary cap, needing to trim something in the ballpark of $16 million just to be in the clear. They've also quickly become a model of big-market despair, missing the postseason nine times in the last 10 seasons while churning through six different head coaches, including interims. The division, while often the subject of ridicule, is also no slouch, with the Cowboys and Eagles both entering the playoffs this year. In short, this isn't really close to a desirable destination. 7. Jacksonville Jaguars Jags are probably the best spot, is this listed from worst to best maybe? Jags have a high pick, a top tier young QB, and 3rd most cap space in the league. If there is a best spot for a coach, Jacksonville is it right now. |
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