HC Hiring Blind Resume Analysis

[TheCardFan]

Interesting...

NFL coach hiring with the Rooney Rule: Blind resume analysis - Andscape

Head-To-Head: Hiring in the NFL When the Rooney Rule, the NFL’s hiring policy requiring teams to interview at least one minority candidate for head coaching positions, was adopted in December 2002 it was in response to two things: 1.) the firings of prominent Black head coaches Tony Dungy of the...

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[Krangodnzr]

Interesting...

NFL coach hiring with the Rooney Rule: Blind resume analysis - Andscape

Head-To-Head: Hiring in the NFL When the Rooney Rule, the NFL’s hiring policy requiring teams to interview at least one minority candidate for head coaching positions, was adopted in December 2002 it was in response to two things: 1.) the firings of prominent Black head coaches Tony Dungy of the...

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What's funny is that view of the examples are slam dunks that you take the non-white candidate.

You have guys like Leslie Frazier that had things go so poorly that he probably never gets another HC gig. Same with Patricia.

 

[kerouac9]

What's funny is that view of the examples are slam dunks that you take the non-white candidate.

You have guys like Leslie Frazier that had things go so poorly that he probably never gets another HC gig. Same with Patricia.

Frazier wasn’t Hue Jackson; he’s been successful as a DC after his time in Tampa.

Matt Patricia was so obviously unfit to lead a team from the start.

 

[gmabel830]

Frazier wasn’t Hue Jackson; he’s been successful as a DC after his time in Tampa.

Matt Patricia was so obviously unfit to lead a team from the start.

But he had that cool pencil thing going on!

 

[Krangodnzr]

Frazier wasn’t Hue Jackson; he’s been successful as a DC after his time in Tampa.

Matt Patricia was so obviously unfit to lead a team from the start.

Don't disagree, but would you hire Frazier as a HC? I wouldn't.

I also wouldn't have hired Ken Whisenhunt after his 2nd successful stint as an OC.

 

[kerouac9]

Don't disagree, but would you hire Frazier as a HC? I wouldn't.

I also wouldn't have hired Ken Whisenhunt after his 2nd successful stint as an OC.

I’d have hired Frazier over Kliff and probably Gannon.

 

[Krangodnzr]

I’d have hired Frazier over Kliff and probably Gannon.

Known failures aren't better than the unknown.

 

[kerouac9]

Known failures aren't better than the unknown.

If this were the case the Pats never would have hired Bill Belicheck.

The Chiefs would have never hired Andy Reid.

The Seahawks would have never hired Pete Carroll.

Such a weird, ahistorical take.

 

[BritCard]

If this were the case the Pats never would have hired Bill Belicheck.

The Chiefs would have never hired Andy Reid.

The Seahawks would have never hired Pete Carroll.

Such a weird, ahistorical take.

Bit of a stretch.

Pete Carroll and Andy Reid both had winning records when hired by the Seahawks and the Chiefs. Massively so in Reids case.

BB took over a 3-13 team almost a .500 team over his 5 years there. But he was a far more successful DC than Frazier.

There are different levels of failure.

 

[Krangodnzr]

Bit of a stretch.

Pete Carroll and Andy Reid both had winning records when hired by the Seahawks and the Chiefs. Massively so in Reids case.

BB took over a 3-13 team almost a .500 team over his 5 years there. But he was a far more successful DC than Frazier.

There are different levels of failure.

Yeah Reid was a failure...that's a pretty bad comparison.

Belichick was a very young HC for his era, leading a historically bad franchise.