Cards Hire Jonathan Gannon as New HC

[ASUCHRIS]

Vibes couldn't be more different than Flight Plan 2022 Cards. That was some of the hardest content to watch...just pitiful energy.

 

[kerouac9]

the fact that the team played yesterdays game with nothing on the line and coming within 1 second of winning while playing hard like it was a playoff game tells me they're buying in and that there's something to look forward to. Unlike the last few years that were mailed in at the end

This is kind of a smear.

Yes, we ended the 2024 season with a 38-13 beatdown by the 49ers, but the FIVE GAMES prior to that were decided by 1, 14, 9, 3 (OT), and 1 point, with a host of non-Kyler QBs running the show.

 

[Crimson Warrior]

CW. I'm not mad at you at all. There's no denying that despite the perceived schtick, the players are in tune with him. I have to tip my cap to that alone, and give you zero problem with your assessment. I'm not there yet, but I can finally say I do like him more than the day we hired him.

Understood and we'll see how he handles himself going forward! NFL = Not For Long!

Best to you and the fam, and hope you have a great 2024!

 

[cardncubfan]

This is kind of a smear.

Yes, we ended the 2024 season with a 38-13 beatdown by the 49ers, but the FIVE GAMES prior to that were decided by 1, 14, 9, 3 (OT), and 1 point, with a host of non-Kyler QBs running the show.

This is going to happen this year?

 

[PACardsFan]

I said all along that after we lost out on Payton, that we were holding out for Gannon. Kudos to me

I sometimes amaze myself at how often I'm right about almost everything pertaining to this franchise. If you don't believe me, just ask my wife LOL.

 

[TheCardFan]

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[SECTION 11]

Imagine Gannon leaving for the Eagles. That would blow.

 

[Mulli]

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Cardinals had a few large spreads to cover, amirite?

 

[kerouac9]

Cardinals had a few large spreads to cover, amirite?

Yes. They were also underdogs in every one of their games. We were six-point 'dogs to Washington and 4.5-point home 'dogs to the Giants at the beginning of the year. 11.5-point home 'dogs to Dallas! LOL.

 

[Mulli]

Yes. They were also underdogs in every one of their games. We were six-point 'dogs to Washington and 4.5-point home 'dogs to the Giants at the beginning of the year. 11.5-point home 'dogs to Dallas! LOL.

Orange you glad the Cards were terrible enough not to win those games.

 

[kerouac9]

Orange you glad the Cards were terrible enough not to win those games.

IIRC I came out on the right side of the Giants bet.

 

[DeAnna]

Sad how Eagles have imploded. Apparently Steichen and Gannon where the brains of that operation.

 

[Totally_Red]

Sad how Eagles have imploded. Apparently Steichen and Gannon where the brains of that operation.

JG to Matt Patricia. Penthouse to outhouse.
Happy Philly fans?

 

[Crimson Warrior]

Can't wait to see JG and Rallis cook after a big infusion of talent on the defensive side of the ball this offseason.

 

[TheCardFan]

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[MadCardDisease]

The "non-negotiables" would include pre-snap penalties and post-whistle personal fouls. Gannon's first year showed improvement in that area, with the Cardinals flagged 33 times pre-snap, tied for the Rams for 21st in the NFL (First would be the most flags). That's compared to the 52 pre-snap penalties the Cardinals had in 2022, the most in the league.

That is a huge improvement as is pretty amazing considering that this team had a First Year HC, First Year DC, First Year OC and the majority of starters hadn't played together before. Oh and the starting QB had all of a week to learn the offense and get ready for the game opener.

Still would like to see the Cardinals improve on this though. Felt there were still too many penalties.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

That is a huge improvement as is pretty amazing considering that this team had a First Year HC, First Year DC, First Year OC and the majority of starters hadn't played together before. Oh and the starting QB had all of a week to learn the offense and get ready for the game opener.

Still would like to see the Cardinals improve on this though. Felt there were still too many penalties.

The most damning thing about the KK era was the fact that they were still completely lost/undisciplined/heavily penalized after 4 years of the same offense, and much of the same personnel. Lots of guys looked around, pointing fingers, not ever on the same page.

 

[Mulli]

The most damning thing about the KK era was the fact that they were still completely lost/undisciplined/heavily penalized after 4 years of the same offense, and much of the same personnel. Lots of guys looked around, pointing fingers, not ever on the same page.

Yes, and defense was really much better, right?

 

[CardNots]

The most damning thing about the KK era was the fact that they were still completely lost/undisciplined/heavily penalized after 4 years of the same offense, and much of the same personnel. Lots of guys looked around, pointing fingers, not ever on the same page.

KK wasn’t a leader of men.

 

[WisconsinCard]

KK wasn’t a leader of men.

Couldn't agree with this more. He ran around like an undisciplined child trying to get plays in, so why wouldn't his team take in that persona?

 

[Crimson Warrior]

Couldn't agree with this more. He ran around like an undisciplined child trying to get plays in, so why wouldn't his team take in that persona?

Agree!

I predict KK will eventually be a successful Texas HS football coach though! He'll also be good at teaching social studies!

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