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iirc his defense sucked here until teams got in our redzone then we'd turn it on
We always seem to go soft and opposition would score just before the half
iirc his defense sucked here until teams got in our redzone then we'd turn it on
I don't know why people would have an issue with this. It's no different than bringing in Salah or Shula or Minter IMO.
Wait, you guys had confidence in them?Par for the course with this team.
That press conference yesterday made me lose all confidence in this team.
He was an awful defensive coach here, and became a great defensive coach with insane defensive talent. Can we excuse him for having pretty bad defensive rosters? Considering he tried to do the same thing over and over again, I don't. If he doesn't have the dawgs to run his defense and it isn't working, he just keeps doing the same thing ala Rallis this season. Pass.I don't know why people would have an issue with this. It's no different than bringing in Salah or Shula or Minter IMO.
That's MY issue.in retrospect, probably should have given him a closer look after Kingsbury got axed. maybe Zach Allen would have never left.
Eh... many here are advocating for Saleh:
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Yet Vance is probably the best defensive coordinator in the league, top 3 at the very worst. Why do you think our defense was bad that year? Was it because Vance sucked? Think hard about this question.We finished 31st in points allowed as a defense in VJ's final year.
We couldn't cover TE's to save our life.
Wow- we have short memories.
Is he bringing his defensive personnel with him? No? He showed he can't elevate a bad defense to even a decent one. Pass.Yet Vance is probably the best defensive coordinator in the league, top 3 at the very worst. Why do you think our defense was bad that year? Was it because Vance sucked? Think hard about this question.
He proved to not have 'it' as a HC. I think he should stay DC.I have no issue with it he’s a good coach. His defenses in Denver have earned him these interviews this week. Good for him.
So has Stefanski and so has salah Salah, but you have a lot of people clamoring to get them in the building under the guys that other coaches have not done good on their first stintsHe proved to not have 'it' as a HC. I think he should stay DC.
What he proved as a HC in Denver is that he shouldn't have let his 1st time DC be in charge of calling plays. Sound familiar? Maybe he's learned his lesson on that. It just takes one question during the interview process to find out.He proved to not have 'it' as a HC. I think he should stay DC.
So has Stefanski and so has salah Salah, but you have a lot of people clamoring to get them in the building under the guys that other coaches have not done good on their first stints
Coach of the years meaningless lots of crappy head coaches have won coach of the year lol…. It’s like the coaches version of the pro bowl. He’s a double digit losing record. In his offense is boring as hell.2x NFL Coach of the Year is not quite the same.
Look at his QB situation - WAY worse than us.
Saleh I agree
Coach of the years meaningless lots of crappy head coaches have won coach of the year lol…. It’s like the coaches version of the pro bowl. He’s a double digit losing record. In his offense is boring as hell.
Not really:He was an awful defensive coach here
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One thing I liked from the article, regarding Joseph's tenure with the Cardinals: "In his final 12 matchups against divisional stalwarts Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan, Joseph held those offenses to 20 points or fewer eight times (something Jonathan Gannon, who was let go on Monday, managed to do only three times in his three seasons as head coach)."![]()
Why Vance Joseph Is Ready to Break a Trend in the Coaching Industry
Defensive coordinators don’t often get second chances to be head coaches, but the Broncos’ mastermind is deserving of the opportunity.www.si.com
Interesting article about Vance Joseph and the possibility of a second chance.
Wow... very surprising that the first three reported interviews are all defensive coordinators!xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Defensive coordinators aren't normally in that high of a demand as head coaches in today's Nfl. So why are we interviewing them first? Shouldn't we be interviewing offensive coordinators first?Wow... very surprising that the first three reported interviews are all defensive coordinators?