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I do think Rizzi may have what it takes to be a decent or even good head coach in the NFL, but we'll have to wait and see. Even if thats true though, its typically not ideal to have a head coach is anything less than an offensive minded/QB guru unless you have a stable, good franchise QB.
Defensive minded coaches and special team coaches historically struggle to develop franchise QB's despite a few who have gold in the past like Bellichek (Brady).
What in the world do you know about Rizzi to make that claim? I have not been impressed with the lack of discipline of his special teams group, so he is in "prove it" mode from here on in.Not suggesting…..just tossing it out there.
He hasn’t been a head coach in the NFL before, but neither had Sean Payton and Dan Campbell.
The best thing you can get in this position is a leader that everyone loves, respects, can’t wait to follow into battle.
Obviously returns are way too early, but Rizzi’s vibe is that everyone seems to love this guy.
A smart head coach hires cutting edge and brilliant OC and DC. And then his job is to create and handle the atmosphere.
Like Dan Campbell
We've forced ourselves into Rizzi being the permanent guy for at least a year or two because the job got less attractive once we fired Allen mid-season. Best case scenario is truly for Rizzi to run w/ it. Otherwise we'll probably miss out on the Lions OC because there will be better jobs.
I like Rizzi though
Maybe, maybe not. A good coach can get his team to player at a greater level than the sum of its parts. The exact opposite of what DA did. DA couldn't even get them to play up to the sum of their parts. With his passion and motivation, he may be able to squeeze blood out of a turnip.He's who I wanted over DA. That said, Tipton is one of the starting receivers. He will be lucky to win 2 more games this season with this roster even if he is a good coach, so the odds are stacked against him. But still, I'm hopeful.
Way early to even think about a head coach hire. We did a very poor job 3 years ago and paid a huge price in not doing true due diligence.
I’ll just be happy to have a coach that isn’t calling offense or defense and instead being equally involved in all aspects of the game.
I’m curious to see how that goes since it’s been ages since we’ve had that.