Reports: Dan Quinn to be hired as Commanders HC

BB "failed" at Cleveland.  Your advice would not have served New England well. Outside of COVID year his worst year was 7-9 and he had 2 double digit win years in 16 game seasons.   He is not 68 or something.  Has a decent floor it seems. 

Coaching is an odd profession where failure is not final. Many coaches failed their first go around and then became much better down the road. 

Poor ownership / GM and lack of cap space of draft capital all play roles and sometimes guys step into shitty situations. 

That's where I'm a bit perplexed as well. If he was going to leave, I wonder why he hasn't already done it. Seems like he would've taken the leap once Minter was announced as well. 

I wonder if he's listening to Brian's advice. If you really want your chance to step out of your dad's and uncle's shadows and not have people wonder if you've gotten to where you are because of nepotism, staying at Michigan is a great opportunity to go and do that. 

AG gets way too much hate.  The defense made a giant leap this year without the infusion of talent they tried to buy (CJDJ and Mosely barely played).

2024 is the year to judge AG.  Assuming we talent at CB and along the defensive line, he'll have the tools to the job.

To this point, he's been working with a roster that I'd put in the bottom ten of defensive talent across the league, maybe the bottom five.

Never really came close, but man I thought after the Cowboys flamed out it was going to be Belichick in Dallas. It made a lot of sense: team is good enough to win the games Belichick needs to break the record while Jones is unlikely to let him construct the team. Was probably Dallas' best bet at a Super Bowl. 

Belichick has not really acquitted himself well to the post-Brady era and reportedly has a very high asking price, both in $$ and control. Not surprising he didn't get a job

I bet Vrabel will take OSU job next year if OSU doesn't win it all. 

Michigan needs an OC...

Yeah, I am willing to believe two things at once:

1.) There are organizations that are still reluctant to hire a black coach;

2.) Bieniemy is not good during the hiring process.  

SOMETHING going on there....he seems to have been the "hot name" multiple years and never gets the job.

After this many years, how bad could someone be in an interview? 

I know he had to get out from under Andy Reid's shadow to prove that he could lead the offense but didn't exactly blow things out of the water in Washington. Why he would've picked Washington in the first place is another question of his decision making being they had a coach on the hot seat and a dearth of QBs on the roster