Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 16/01/2025, 8:44
Collinsworth faceva il WR però. 
preva anche a me ma non volevo correggere zio joe
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Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 16/01/2025, 11:36
preva anche a me ma non volevo correggere zio joe
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 16/01/2025, 12:09
Hai ragione! Era wide receiver, non tight end!
Me lo ricordavo così grande rispetto ai DB che mi sembrava un TE.
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 1:58
Mike Vrabel has gotten the interview process for offensive coordinator underway.
According to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Patriots spent Tuesday interviewing Chicago Bears interim coach and OC Thomas Brown for their vacant post.
@Wolviesix una rara mela caduta lontana dall'albero McVay o promette bene pure lui?
According to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Patriots spent Tuesday interviewing Chicago Bears interim coach and OC Thomas Brown for their vacant post.
@Wolviesix una rara mela caduta lontana dall'albero McVay o promette bene pure lui?
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 8:18
Io sono fiducioso nei suoi confronti, con Maye è intrigante.
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 11:54
Voglio sentire Brady tra un anno
Se gli interessa ben figurare a settembre avrà fatto un salto di qualità
Se per lui è poco più che un divertissment molto ben pagato, resterà questo. A me comunque è sembrato notevolmente migliorato dalle prime uscite piuttosto imbarazzanti commentando sempre i Cauboi
Se gli interessa ben figurare a settembre avrà fatto un salto di qualità
Se per lui è poco più che un divertissment molto ben pagato, resterà questo. A me comunque è sembrato notevolmente migliorato dalle prime uscite piuttosto imbarazzanti commentando sempre i Cauboi
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 11:55
Ma quindo Josh McDaniels torna a casina o no?
Neanche un posticino da assistente?
Neanche un posticino da assistente?
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 12:50
io avevo fatto 2+2 su Young...l'anno scorso con lui era un macello,quest'anno senza Brown il buon Bryce si è guadagnato un'altra chance.
ovviamente mi baso su statistiche e sentito dire vostri...avrò visto 10 snaps di Young in carriera
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 13:06
https://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/nfl/pat ... r-AA1xpgAL
The Patriots have already gotten off to a fast start in the offseason as the first team to hire a new head coach. With Mike Vrabel now in place, they can get a head start on building the staff beneath him. With a defensive-minded head coach in Vrabel, New England has begun by searching for a new offensive coordinator. Their most recent interview target, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, is Chargers passing game coordinator Marcus BradyPer Fowler, New England requested to interview Brady on Friday, making him the fourth candidate to be linked to the position. Bears passing game coordinator Thomas Brown, who served as interim offensive coordinator and interim head coach after the team fired both coaches at different points of the season this year, is the only interviewee so far, meeting with the team earlier this week. Former Raiders head coach and former Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has also been confirmed as a candidate, but no interview has been scheduled as of yet.
Brady, a former undrafted quarterback who played seven seasons in the Canadian Football League, first got his coaching start in the CFL the season following his retirement from playing. His first coaching job came on the team he retired with, the Montreal Alouettes, as a wide receivers coach in 2009. By 2012, the team promoted him to offensive coordinator for a season before he was hired by the Toronto Argonauts for the same position. He called plays in Toronto for five years, with the Argonauts winning the Grey Cup in 2017.
In 2018, Brady finally got his chance in the NFL, getting hired as assistant quarterbacks coach for the Colts. A year later, he was the full quarterbacks coach, a role he held for two seasons before quickly rising to his first coordinator job in the NFL for Indianapolis. That role came under Frank Reich, though, who called his own plays, so though the Colts offense ranked ninth in scoring in his first year as offensive coordinator, it was not a result of his play-calling. When the team’s offense struggled mightily in his second season as OC, Reich fired Brady before getting fired himself shortly after.
Brady rebounded in Philadelphia, rejoining Nick Sirianni, who he replaced as OC in Indianapolis. He spent his first partial season with the Eagles as an offensive consultant before getting promoted to senior offensive assistant in 2023. In 2024, he joined Jim Harbaugh‘s new staff in Los Angeles in his current role. While the Chargers’ passing attack ranked only 19th in the NFL this year, largely due to Greg Roman‘s run-heavy offensive philosophy, they led the NFL with the fewest interceptions (3) and the lowest interception percentage (0.6). Justin Herbert‘s high-octane production was curtailed a bit in the new system, but reining in his turnover issues after he threw 35 interceptions in his first three seasons was an impressive feat.
Since being fired from his first NFL OC job, Brady has been active on the interview circuit. Before taking his promotion in Philadelphia, Brady interviewed for open coordinator jobs with the Rams and Jets in 2023. Brady also had interview requests for the OC opportunities with the Panthers and Bears before taking the job as passing game coordinator in Los Angeles.
mi manca il 4' ...Van Pelt che tecnicamnte è ancora lì?
The Patriots have already gotten off to a fast start in the offseason as the first team to hire a new head coach. With Mike Vrabel now in place, they can get a head start on building the staff beneath him. With a defensive-minded head coach in Vrabel, New England has begun by searching for a new offensive coordinator. Their most recent interview target, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, is Chargers passing game coordinator Marcus BradyPer Fowler, New England requested to interview Brady on Friday, making him the fourth candidate to be linked to the position. Bears passing game coordinator Thomas Brown, who served as interim offensive coordinator and interim head coach after the team fired both coaches at different points of the season this year, is the only interviewee so far, meeting with the team earlier this week. Former Raiders head coach and former Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has also been confirmed as a candidate, but no interview has been scheduled as of yet.
Brady, a former undrafted quarterback who played seven seasons in the Canadian Football League, first got his coaching start in the CFL the season following his retirement from playing. His first coaching job came on the team he retired with, the Montreal Alouettes, as a wide receivers coach in 2009. By 2012, the team promoted him to offensive coordinator for a season before he was hired by the Toronto Argonauts for the same position. He called plays in Toronto for five years, with the Argonauts winning the Grey Cup in 2017.
In 2018, Brady finally got his chance in the NFL, getting hired as assistant quarterbacks coach for the Colts. A year later, he was the full quarterbacks coach, a role he held for two seasons before quickly rising to his first coordinator job in the NFL for Indianapolis. That role came under Frank Reich, though, who called his own plays, so though the Colts offense ranked ninth in scoring in his first year as offensive coordinator, it was not a result of his play-calling. When the team’s offense struggled mightily in his second season as OC, Reich fired Brady before getting fired himself shortly after.
Brady rebounded in Philadelphia, rejoining Nick Sirianni, who he replaced as OC in Indianapolis. He spent his first partial season with the Eagles as an offensive consultant before getting promoted to senior offensive assistant in 2023. In 2024, he joined Jim Harbaugh‘s new staff in Los Angeles in his current role. While the Chargers’ passing attack ranked only 19th in the NFL this year, largely due to Greg Roman‘s run-heavy offensive philosophy, they led the NFL with the fewest interceptions (3) and the lowest interception percentage (0.6). Justin Herbert‘s high-octane production was curtailed a bit in the new system, but reining in his turnover issues after he threw 35 interceptions in his first three seasons was an impressive feat.
Since being fired from his first NFL OC job, Brady has been active on the interview circuit. Before taking his promotion in Philadelphia, Brady interviewed for open coordinator jobs with the Rams and Jets in 2023. Brady also had interview requests for the OC opportunities with the Panthers and Bears before taking the job as passing game coordinator in Los Angeles.
mi manca il 4' ...Van Pelt che tecnicamnte è ancora lì?
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 15:25
Che Herbert avesse problemi di turnover è abbastanza una forzatura, soprattutto con il volume di lanci. Ha una delle % più basse in assoluto tra QB presenti e passati di TD-INT ratio. Qualsiasi cosa scardini il sistema Roman ha il mio benestare, Marcus Brady non mi è piaciuto affatto nel design del gioco aereo dei Chargers.
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 16:43
ride_the_lightning ha scritto: 18/01/2025, 15:25 Che Herbert avesse problemi di turnover è abbastanza una forzatura, soprattutto con il volume di lanci. Ha una delle % più basse in assoluto tra QB presenti e passati di TD-INT ratio. Qualsiasi cosa scardini il sistema Roman ha il mio benestare, Marcus Brady non mi è piaciuto affatto nel design del gioco aereo dei Chargers.
potrebbe essere in parte dovuto a Roman che forse aveva più "potere" anche agli occhi di Harbaugh che quindi potrebbe averlo un attimo limitato?
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 17:07
Potrebbe pure essere come dici tu. Non è proprio un nome che mi fa impazzire in ottica OC soprattutto per Drake Maye. Non mi sembra proprio uno che sprizza modernità, ma come dici tu, con Roman al timone difficile scindere le cose.
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 18/01/2025, 23:07
Look, Josh does have a good track record of this. He got Jimmy Garoppolo ready to play, he got Jacoby Brissett ready to play, he got Matt Cassel ready to play, he devised an offense for a quarterback who couldn’t throw in Cam Newton.
Ambe' non era un 'allucinazione mia dunque
Ambe' non era un 'allucinazione mia dunque
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 20/01/2025, 15:08
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/new ... 13660d7423
Now that New England has interviewed Brady and Thomas Brown, they've satisfied the requirements for the league's Rooney Rule and are free to hire whoever they want to be their coordinator.
Quindi amo scherzato pure stavolta
Now that New England has interviewed Brady and Thomas Brown, they've satisfied the requirements for the league's Rooney Rule and are free to hire whoever they want to be their coordinator.
Quindi amo scherzato pure stavolta
Re: "The Patriot Way" - We'll keep going
Inviato: 20/01/2025, 21:54
https://www.nbcsportsboston.com/nfl/new ... or/682457/
Should Patriots consider Chip Kelly for offensive coordinator?
Datemi McDaniels
Should Patriots consider Chip Kelly for offensive coordinator?
Datemi McDaniels