MTK
01-09-2010, 04:03 PM
So they have just totally ignored the RR rule? And people think the Redskins made a mockery of it.
Mora out in Seattle, Pete Carroll inMTK 01-09-2010, 04:03 PM So they have just totally ignored the RR rule? And people think the Redskins made a mockery of it. tryfuhl 01-09-2010, 04:27 PM It's kind of the same as here.. they reached an agreement, Frazier is supposed to interview today... then after that Carroll can sign budw38 01-09-2010, 06:17 PM Let it rain every Sunday from September - December on the Scumhawks .... unless they are playing the cowturds or iggles . Lotus 01-09-2010, 06:26 PM So they have just totally ignored the RR rule? And people think the Redskins made a mockery of it. That's what I was thinking. Besides, we didn't do anything that others hadn't already done. The fact that we did it in-season made it seem worse to some folks. The Rooney Rule is obviously not working as it should, though. Changes are needed. KLHJ2 01-10-2010, 05:08 PM The Rooney Rule is working exactly as it was intended. Clubs have to interview a minority candidate...that's it. What do you want an NFL team to have to hire a minority candidate? That is un American, you should be able to hire whoever you want to. They are already being told to interview candidates that wouldn't warrant serious consideration otherwise. I don't mind the rule, but don't say that it's not working just because these candidates rarely get chosen over more qualified peers. DynamiteRave 01-10-2010, 05:24 PM I kind of think the Rooney Rule is a joke. I mean, if a team already has a candidate in mind, they're just going to grab the closest black person they can, throw an interview at them and then hire the the other person. What was wrong with the NFL before the Rooney Rule was instated anyway? Hog1 01-10-2010, 06:04 PM I kind of think the Rooney Rule is a joke. I mean, if a team already has a candidate in mind, they're just going to grab the closest black person they can, throw an interview at them and then hire the the other person. What was wrong with the NFL before the Rooney Rule was instated anyway? The NFL before the Rooney was GREAT, but by virtue of the low number (or non-existent) of black coaches in a pre-dominantly black sport....it was not as great for.....all. While I agree with you that if you have your guy already, you are probably are going to hire him. AND I believe you should be able to so. IN that scenario, I think it is ineffective for THAT position. I think it has some merit as at least you are gaining interview skills and hopefully your name is being passed around as a "possible" candidate. Sooo, the NEXT int...maybe you get a real shot. tryfuhl 01-10-2010, 06:48 PM You figure coaches until recently were typically 20-40 years older than their players, so it makes sense that there were a lot more white head coaches. Even if you factor in a lot of black players in the 70s and on it takes awhile to come from playing to coaching... or whatever other coaching that they were doing at the time. I think that the number of black coaches we have now isn't really impacted by the rule, just the increase in available candidates. The number of black head coaches is quite higher than the actual demographics of the population, not as far as players, but not every player can be a coach, not every player wants to be a coach, not every coach was a player at a high level, etc erik2680 01-11-2010, 02:19 AM So this makes our pick at 4th more valuable, right? Hasslebeck isn't a young guy, but a great mentor to the franchise QB that Seattle needs (plus the new Seattle coach may want a new QB). Since The Warpath can't even come close to a consensus on do-we-or-don't-we draft a QB with the 4th pick, do we trade down with Seattle so they can get in position for a top QB? Since we are not that good of a team right now I think it would be smarter for the Seahawks to start drafting Offensive Linemen & wide receivers. I would rather have Pete Carroll as our General manager instead of a coach.(But I think he is better then Mora as a coach) Monkeydad 01-11-2010, 10:03 AM What else does Carrol have to prove in college? Might as well take the big payday and try to prove himself on the next level. If the Seahawks are able to bring in Carrol then canning Mora was a no-brainer. I think the timing has more to with USC's possible probation from Bowl games coming up, from all of the alleged corruption in their recruiting/athletic department. If there's no big games in their foreseable future, what's the incentive for the coach to stay? Also, he wants to grab a lifeboat before the ship goes down. |
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