Potential GM/HC/Coaches Thread

There is no chance he's fired

Yet the Patriots most likely will fire a 6 time SB winner. Never say never.

Steelers would be stupid to fire Tomlin, I highly doubt that would happen but if it does then yes we should do everything we can do to get him.

I know a few diehard fans, they're over his shit and want him gone. Says he's coaching scared and too old school

Ron is now 26-37-1 in 4 seasons as HC i nWASH

His career Record is 102-100 - 2

If it wasn't for a MVP 15-1 Cam season he would be under .500 as a coach.

He needs to hang it up after he gets canned in 3 weeks


You know what is way under.500 …. His percentage of winning seasons. Had a couple years with Superman hiding his complete and utter inadequacies as a HC. Dude is an awful HC. A worse GM, and enough with he changed the culture. He changed it all right, from a bad team to an embarrassingly bad team with less talent. Ron can go scratch.

You know what is way under.500 …. His percentage of winning seasons. Had a couple years with Superman hiding his complete and utter inadequacies as a HC. Dude is an awful HC. A worse GM, and enough with he changed the culture. He changed it all right, from a bad team to an embarrassingly bad team with less talent. Ron can go scratch.

Yeah I'm sorry but CULTURE isn't wins and losses. Ron tried to sell that for so long

Yeah I'm sorry but CULTURE isn't wins and losses. Ron tried to sell that for so long


Culture to me is work ethic, not giving up, fundamentals, attention to detail, an overall desire to win. He didn’t change any of that.

Was hanging his hat on changing the culture and finding a quarterback. The quarterback was an obvious choice when Sam hit round 5. Wow. Real genius there. And he didn’t do anything for the “culture “ on or off the field. Couldn’t even take responsibility for his losing ways.

Culture to me is work ethic, not giving up, fundamentals, attention to detail, an overall desire to win. He didn’t change any of that.

Was hanging his hat on changing the culture and finding a quarterback. The quarterback was an obvious choice when Sam hit round 5. Wow. Real genius there. And he didn’t do anything for the “culture “ on or off the field. Couldn’t even take responsibility for his losing ways.


And Howell was clearly better than TH and he didn’t even start him until the season was over. The dude is clueless as a Coach and talent evaluator.


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Culture to me is work ethic, not giving up, fundamentals, attention to detail, an overall desire to win. He didn’t change any of that.

Was hanging his hat on changing the culture and finding a quarterback. The quarterback was an obvious choice when Sam hit round 5. Wow. Real genius there. And he didn’t do anything for the “culture “ on or off the field. Couldn’t even take responsibility for his losing ways.

My biggest gripe with RR is he didn’t change anything at the right time. Every decision was too late. Seems like the press would force him to make decisions by their tone in press conferences. If Ron didn’t have to do interviews, Cheeseman would still be on the team.
There is no accountability for poor play.
I don’t know if he has dementia but I get the feeling he is still waiting to see what Heiniki can do at QB.

You know what is way under.500 …. His percentage of winning seasons. Had a couple years with Superman hiding his complete and utter inadequacies as a HC. Dude is an awful HC. A worse GM, and enough with he changed the culture. He changed it all right, from a bad team to an embarrassingly bad team with less talent. Ron can go scratch.

Only three times in his entire career I believe where he had double digit wins. That great season with Cam where he was 15-1 I think made too many people think he was a good HC....

A Joe Hortiz GM Mike MacDonald or Todd Monken HC could be in our near future. The Washington Ravemanders.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2023/12/15/chargers-need-swing-for-fences-after-brandon-staley-firing-news-notes

We’re all learning on the fly about Commanders owner Josh Harris, who was accompanied by one of his limited partners, Mitchell Rales, at this week’s league meetings in Dallas. And one thing I learned down in Texas over the last few days could at least color how the next couple of months go with the new owners and their team—Harris likes how the Commanders’ beltway rivals from Baltimore do business.
It was apparent, too, in his first real football hire.
Seven weeks ago, Washington brought Eugene Shen aboard as its new senior vice president of football strategy, poaching him back from the world of finance, a world to which he’d returned in 2022 after serving as the Jaguars’ vice president of football analytics, and the Dolphins’ director of analytics between ’19 and ’22. For five years before that, Shen cut his NFL teeth helping to run analytics for the always innovative, always forward-thinking Ravens, who have gone so far as to build their own proprietary analytics systems.
That the hire was made before Harris made decisions on the futures of GM Martin Mayhew, top football exec Marty Hurney or coach Ron Rivera is notable for a couple of reasons. First, it’s an indication of how he sees the role—as one that would be there regardless of who the GM or head coach was. Second, it opens the possibility that Shen could have significant input in the next round of hires, whenever they’re made.
Maybe this means Harris tabs a Baltimore exec like Joe Hortiz or Nick Matteo to be his next GM, or a top Raven assistant like Mike Macdonald to be his head coach. Maybe it doesn’t. But at the very least, it brings a little insight into how he’s building and what he’ll be modeling after going forward.

I spoke with Lake Lewis on the Name topic, He's pretty upfront usually and he said he has heard rumblings about Harris and Co. not liking the name very much... That may not mean anything but wanted to share that here