Bieniemy definitely gone after this year
Enjoy him while you can. Sirius radio made mention that 3 teams are already researching him.
Gonna guess that’s the Jets, Lions and Bengals. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Chiefs OC getting his respect 💯<br><br>(via <a href="https://twitter.com/nfldraftscout?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@nfldraftscout</a>) <a href="https://t.co/kQea67gIJx">pic.twitter.com/kQea67gIJx</a></p>— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) <a href="https://twitter.com/brgridiron/status/1312776480569659392?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 4, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
I am shocked.
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Good Luck without Mahomes
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Can’t believe it.
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The Jets interviewed him two offseasons ago and said, "Thank you for your time, Eric, but we believe we will play good football under head coach Adam Gase."
If I'm Bieniemy, I tell the Jets to get ****ing lost. |
What???!?!?!?!?!?!??!!??!???!??!!??
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Sooooo, we cuss Andy Reid when there is a bad play call, yet praise Bienemy when things are humming.
Remember how badly teams wanted Gase when he was the OC for Manning? Now it's obvious Manning carried that relationship. Is Mahomes like that with Bienemy? |
Go to the Bengals Eric. Joe Burrow will be a top 10 QB and your main competition is a RB and an old declining rapist on his last legs.
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If I’m Eric....I hold out for a good team. **** coaching the Jets.
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I think the only option there that looks appealing is Cincinnati.
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Bengals not gonna pull the plug on Zack Taylor just yet. I bet the 3rd team is the Falcons. |
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1. Detroit 2. Atlanta 3. Houston 4. Cincy I think he should stay far away from the Jets. Darnold is a broken dude. |
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They aren’t going to fire Taylor if Burrow continues to have success this year. |
He should avoid all of those teams like the plague. Just stay in KC and take over when Reid retires. :thumb:
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When you look at those franchises.....why would you leave KC? Stay, win SB"s get a raise, not have any pressure.
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It’s a stupid franchise that could ruin a really good QB. They play the Redskins this year too. Not sure if Burrow will Walk out of that game healthy. |
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EB was fortunate this year.
A new HC in the Year Of Covid would have been tough as hell. Now, he can write in his own paycheck number. FAX |
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Time for Kafka to metamorphosize into an... OC.
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Oh ...
And next year, Kafka will be all the rage as the most attractive HC steal. FAX |
My hope for him would be Atlanta. NFC, talent on offense. Seems like best chance of success.
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Houston....
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I would recommend EB and Lawrence both stay away from the Jets... that franchise is a dumpster fire of California wildfires proportion.
Lawrence will know if the Jets have the #1 overall pick before he has to declare for the draft... he should sit out next year and not enter the draft if they get it. |
ATL would be option #1 for me.
DET would be option #2 HOU #3 All would be decent destinations for him. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I was told Clyde Edwards-Helaire is coached the hardest because essentially he has 2 running backs coaches-- his position coach along with OC Eric Bieniemy—a former running back himself. That’s 2 voices always pushing the importance of details and accountability <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a></p>— Dianna Russini (@diannaESPN) <a href="https://twitter.com/diannaESPN/status/1313175913438289920?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 5, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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If they are going to hire/interview him, do so after the playoffs. Hate seeing coaches hired during the playoffs. League needs to get rid of that rule.
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“A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” |
Denver and Houston should have an openings too. If they are smart
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Expect Bill O’Brien to call plays the rest of the season.</p>— John McClain (@McClain_on_NFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/McClain_on_NFL/status/1313179831501283329?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 5, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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If the NFL made teams wait until after the Super Bowl to interview coaching candidates, everything would need to be moved back by at least a month, which just isn't happening. |
My body is ready for the Kafka era.
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Too bad they have nothing to tank for without their first round draft pick. |
Atlanta would probably be a good situation for him... they still have a lot of offensive talent, could draft a young QB that doesn't have to play right away (they can get out of Ryan's contract with less than a crazy amount of $$ owed after next season), and also will have enough premium picks to supplement their roster.
Trey Lance seems like a perfect fit there, as a raw guy who can benefit from some time to sit behind and learn. |
I'd go with Houston because then he'd be able to have input on personnel also. Also, Deshaun Watson coming into his prime.
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I’d rather he go somewhere to build. Let his success or failure be his own. |
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Jobs that are likely to be open...
Jets Jaguars Broncos Falcons I'll say Bears and Chargers have a good shot of coming open and the Vikings is also possible. Of those jobs none of them look like sweet spot jobs. |
I was looking over the Texans' reddit page and those guys want him badly. They despise BoB.
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Houston seems like a no brainer to me. DeSean is not on Mahomes level but of all the QB's that will be looking for a new coach this offseason he could be the best.
Put some pieces around him over next 1-2 years with good play calls. Houston could be it. |
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He’d be better off taking the Bengals job. |
I think Jets, Bengals, Falcons or Lions would be the preferred destinations.
I just hope he doesn't take our whole staff with him when he departs. |
Here's the thing apparently Brian Daboll and Matt Eberflus are going to be hot candidates for HC jobs...that seems underwhelming.
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Lions eh, they are like the Jets in they always suck no matter what. |
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Not the Broncos...please...I just don't want to hate on the guy, which I will do if he becomes a Donkey...
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Sadly, Mike Brown is still around but hey - he let Marvin Lewis go 0-7 in the playoffs and kept him around for 16 years because he did the press junket well. So while Brown won't do much to help you win games, at least he won't hold you accountable for failing to do so. And he's 85 so he may not be around too much longer... I don't feel like he'd want to face Andy twice/season so I think he'd pass on the Broncos if he could comfortably do so. The only way you even consider the Jets is if they get 1.1 and even then....boy, that's iffy. They have NOTHING in the pipe there. |
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Bengals have some good things going if they can get the OLine in good shape.
Would the Jags be a possible destination? |
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Merritt and Madison both seem like high quality coaches so we can probably shrug it off if he takes one over the other. Maybe McCullough goes as his OC? We'll definitely lose some dudes. Maybe if we're lucky Nagy or Pederson will get canned and he can pick up some of their guys. |
It's interesting just how hard FoxSports and ESPN are selling EB. Literally every talking head since week 1 has mentioned how EB was slighted last season for not getting a HC job, and how it's a certainty that he'll get one this year.
And they've been completely uniform in their opinions, which is kind of weird. Not one dissenter, across every show and every personality? When's the last time that happened? Not suggesting a conspiracy. Just odd that on this one subject, the sports news world is completely in accord somehow. |
I assume the "hot" candidates a long with Bienemy are going to be Matt Eberflus, Brian Daboll, Robert Saleh, Arthur Smith...I expect Byron Leftwich to get play because of his former player status etc.
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To a person, everyone talks about Bieniemy as the teams emotional center. Even defensive guys will talk about how focused/fired up he gets them. Andy is so cerebral that having a firebrand in the offensive coaching room is probably a pretty good thing. Kafka's just never seemed like that kind of guy. It gets harder and harder to keep guys focused in the face of success and familiarity. He'll be missed in that regard. |
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Now, if you were a first time defensive coordinator under Andy Reid and did a great job I could see that. Andy has nothing to do with the Defense. |
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Speaking of the Bengals, the guy they took one pick before Mahomes has been a healthy scratch the past couple of weeks.
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There's no guarantee he's leaving.
He's been a head coaching candidate for 2+ years and hasn't left yet. |
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The outcry will be deafening, rightly or wrongly, if he doesn't get the HC gig. Honestly, after he got shut out last year, I kinda started wondering the same thing. Is there something that's happening in these interviews that is keeping him from getting hired? Is he coming across as more bark than bite? The absolute only way he stays is if he gets 2-3 offers and just decides he doesn't want to go there and he'd rather wait another year. He's GONNA get offers. Roger will see to that. |
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Does anybody really believe he wants to go to Detroit or New York? He'll be an OC again in 4-5 years. EB strikes me as a pretty smart guy. Very few "hot" coordinators go on to be wildly successful as head coaches. The vast majority of them flame out. I mean, he only has to look down the hall at Steve Spagnuolo. |
Bunch of franchises with Aging QB's or Brand new ones vs. (Houston) a Franchise QB just entering his Prime.
Like I said, no brainer here. |
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Just a couple examples: It would explain the Chiefs running 7 straight running plays in the AFCCG against the Titans. Not a particularly Andy thing to do. But a former RB? It would explain the Chiefs running two consecutive power runs to try and convert that mid-field 3rd- and 4th-downs against the Ravens. Again, just not a particularly Andy thing to do. Even if Andy decided to run for it twice in a row, he probably would've tried some spread formation back in the day, with some misdirection. And there are other play-calls that struck me as "un-Andy-like," over the last two seasons, but I don't want to digress here. Not saying I know any of this, just suggesting that there's some evidence that EB is more than an Andy puppet. |
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If/when Watson inevitably shows statistical regression because Watson simply isn't as good as his hype and his weapons will continue to decline, EB will be blamed for it. And BoB, for as bad a GM as he is, is actually a pretty decent coach. He's no worse than average. He managed to keep that team dangerous w/ absolute chaff at QB prior to Watson. It wasn't until he got involved in personnel that things fell to hell. EB could easily be an inferior coach to O'Brien. And if so, the Texans could actually look worse with him running things, even if that's really just an after-shock of BoB's awful job as a GM. |
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Early on, it seemed like Reid and Bienemy were a bit symbiotic, peas and carrots.
Reid had the crazy ideas and Bienemy metronomed them into operation. Kind of like you need a John Bonham to keep everything together so Jimmy Page can run wild, Bienemy mades sure that everyone knew their role and executed. But over the years, there have been suggestions that he's taken a page or two from Reid and unearthed old tweaks and twists, like Rose Bowl Right. When he does get his chance, of course a lot depends on talent pool, but there are few more well-rounded in terms of balancing discipline and creativity. Whip Smart, to not only maximize his gifts but to recognize and work on his deficits, like Rocky chasing chickens left-handed. |
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