Packers Huddle

So as far as HC vacancies are concerned, I'm tracking:

Atlanta Falcons
Las Vegas Raiders
Carolina Panthers
LA Chargers
Washington Commanders
Tennessee Titans

That all of 'em?

APB wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 12:36

So as far as HC vacancies are concerned, I'm tracking:

Atlanta Falcons
Las Vegas Raiders
Carolina Panthers
LA Chargers
Washington Commanders
Tennessee Titans

That all of 'em?

Most years we get to 8, who are our other possibles:

Bears?
Pats?
Nola?

anyone im missing

The Titans just hired a new GM last January, so maybe this isn't that big of a surprise

Drj820 wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 12:36

APB wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 12:36

So as far as HC vacancies are concerned, I'm tracking:

Atlanta Falcons
Las Vegas Raiders
Carolina Panthers
LA Chargers
Washington Commanders
Tennessee Titans

That all of 'em?

Most years we get to 8, who are our other possibles:

Bears?
Pats?
Nola?

anyone im missing

Dallas

I actually like the consultant idea a lot for a few reasons. For one, I think Vrabel will continue to be a hot name in the hiring circles, so I'd hate to implement a system only to lose the coordinator after one season. Two, I just think as involved as LaFleur is on offense, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have multiple voices and ideas on that side of the ball... a quasi-HC-Defense.

Has there ever been a HC-Coordinator relationship that eventually swapped?

E.g., Vrabel HC, Lafleur OC to LaFleur HC; Vrabel DC?


Gotta be a bit of a weird dynamic.

I have to think that Vrabel would be first in line for HC already this year. Someplace.

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 19:16

I have to think that Vrabel would be first in line for HC already this year. Someplace.

yeah Vrabel isn't slumming it as a consultant right now. He'll be another team's HC in a month.

I bet his firing heats things up in New England.

YoHoChecko wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 19:27

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 19:16

I have to think that Vrabel would be first in line for HC already this year. Someplace.

yeah Vrabel isn't slumming it as a consultant right now. He'll be another team's HC in a month.

I bet his firing heats things up in New England.

That was my first thought. He’d be the perfect succession candidate.

I can’t wait to find out who this don’t-wanna-miss-out candidate is….

BF004 wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 16:35

Has there ever been a HC-Coordinator relationship that eventually swapped?

E.g., Vrabel HC, Lafleur OC to LaFleur HC; Vrabel DC?


Gotta be a bit of a weird dynamic.

MM and Mike Nolan

APB wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 20:27

I can’t wait to find out who this don’t-wanna-miss-out candidate is….

My guess is little Amy wanted to wear the pants in the relationship, and Vrable wasn’t willing to take his pants off and wear the skirt.

Titans are in trouble

NCF wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 15:28

I actually like the consultant idea a lot for a few reasons. For one, I think Vrabel will continue to be a hot name in the hiring circles, so I'd hate to implement a system only to lose the coordinator after one season. Two, I just think as involved as LaFleur is on offense, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have multiple voices and ideas on that side of the ball... a quasi-HC-Defense.

No way he has to sit out a cycle or two before he’s a HC again. He’s a top 3 candidate immediately and there are already 5 other jobs minimum.

(Other candidates being belichik and Harbough)

Drj820 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 03:20

No way he has to sit out a cycle or two before he’s a HC again. He’s a top 3 candidate immediately and there are already 5 other jobs minimum.

(Other candidates being belichik and Harbough)

Maybe not, but sometimes these top candidates are smart enough to not accept crap jobs and afford to be a little more choosey.

NCF wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 08:02

Drj820 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 03:20

No way he has to sit out a cycle or two before he’s a HC again. He’s a top 3 candidate immediately and there are already 5 other jobs minimum.

(Other candidates being belichik and Harbough)

Maybe not, but sometimes these top candidates are smart enough to not accept crap jobs and afford to be a little more choosey.

I wouldnt want to discourage you from dreaming big

texas wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 03:04

BF004 wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024 16:35

Has there ever been a HC-Coordinator relationship that eventually swapped?

E.g., Vrabel HC, Lafleur OC to LaFleur HC; Vrabel DC?


Gotta be a bit of a weird dynamic.

MM and Mike Nolan

Good find, didn't Nolan only make it 1 year?

Getsy out and their DC resigned, they need a whole new staff.

Guess I had said I would start over if I’m going QB at 1, but Eberflus a D guy can pick a OC specifically with Caleb Williams in mind.

Yeah I think Eberflus has been fine with his side of the ball and has player support.

They definitely need to get their OC hire right though, much like we do at DC.

As an aside, I do not want Luke Getsy back. We didn't develop anyone at QB in his first stint, Love didn't improve much under him when he came back, he got *a little* improvement out of Justin Fields late this season but it has been far below the talent he has and had shown at OSU. So what exactly is his strength as a coach? No thanks, keep Tom Clements for a few more years if he's willing, then get a new set of eyes.

Luke JETsy.

Labrev wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:35

As an aside, I do not want Luke Getsy back. We didn't develop anyone at QB in his first stint, Love didn't improve much under him when he came back, he got *a little* improvement out of Justin Fields late this season but it has been far below the talent he has and had shown at OSU. So what exactly is his strength as a coach? No thanks, keep Tom Clements for a few more years if he's willing, then get a new set of eyes.

I think Getsy's loins stir for another...