League insiders tells Tony Pauline that Aaron Glenn will end up being Saints Head Coach [Edit: Underhill says no decision is close to being made] (19 Viewers)

Yes, let’s bring back Dennis Allen’s secondary coach and saddle him with Dennis Allen’s old coaches.

Sounds like a recipe for success.

If Aaron Glenn hadn’t been here before, no one would want him. He’s familiar. I’m sure he’s a good guy and players like him. But this team needs a difference maker who can produce an identity for this team. Glenn is an average defensive coordinator running the same scheme that has already failed miserably with our players. That’s not an identity.
 
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People hate consistency, but it’s a smart way of doing business. The Ravens have been running the same defensive scheme for years. No matter who’s the DC they are tutored in it.

There’s nothing wrong w/ the scheme. Glenn and Ryan Nielsen took it to different places and had success. Allen had a passive defensive philosophy and the better defenses in the league are blitzing.

Respectfully the turnovers went way down after we lost Allen’s play-calling.

With all that being said I’d rather Rizzi over Glenn if retaining coaches is part of the negotiations. That probably may include Kubiak among others.
 
People hate consistency, but it’s a smart way of doing business. The Ravens have been running the same defensive scheme for years. No matter who’s the DC they are tutored in it.

There’s nothing wrong w/ the scheme. Glenn and Ryan Nielsen took it to different places and had success. Allen had a passive defensive philosophy and the better defenses in the league are blitzing.

Respectfully the turnovers went way down after we lost Allen’s play-calling.

With all that being said I’d rather Rizzi over Glenn if retaining coaches is part of the negotiations. That probably may include Kubiak among others.
Well, there are some things wrong with it. We've seen it play out many times late in games, and it's probably cost us at least a couple of Super Bowl opportunities. When you run a man-heavy scheme, you live and die by the individual performances of above-average players, and if injuries hit, things go downhill in a hurry. Look at Detroit's defense over the last several weeks.

And if Aaron Glenn comes here, he isn't going to have Detroit's defensive roster. He's going to have one much worse to work with. If we want to go with a defensive HC, at least Brian Flores has a history of elevating talent and designing a scheme around them. Everywhere he goes, he gets the most out of his defenses.
 
One thing to be open to keeping coaches (versus just firing everyone), another to be forced to keep certain coaches whether the head coach believes it is best for the team or not. I would like to believe it is the former instead of the latter.
Why is it automatically people are assuming that it's Adolph Loomis saying " You Vill keep see Ovensive coordinator und his staff or you vill not get de job" SMH Sounds like maybe ML is seeing if Gleen would be open to keeping KK and the O staff . Not like it's never happened before
 
I don't want this to be true, I pray to god that this is way more conjecture and speculation and less insider knowledge.

Having said that I would not be surprised at all. Loomis was 1000% behind DA as being the Coach of the future for this team. He made it clear in the now infamous gum smacking PR that he felt DA was the right man for the job. Nick and the guys at NOF have done enough reporting to make it clear that left up to him alone, DA would not have been fired midseason. We also know that Loomis feels like injuries derailed this season, which to some degree they did, but for some reason also seem unwilling or incapable of looking at the other many faults this team has.

Would anyone be surprised if we:

1. Hired Glen or some other coach that Loomis was familiar that would be open to keep staff in place.
2. Restructure Carr with the goal of him being the starter for the next 2-3 years.
3. Bring back almost all of the old vets and just have a retread of the last 3 years under Allen.
4. Keep KK, that way Carr does not need to learn a new system, and many of the old offensive coaching staff.

None of this would shock me, but I would hate every second of it.
 
Just because he acknowledges what happened in New Orleans doesn't make him the right hire for head coach here. I agree that he has credentials, even though I'm personally not impressed by them, either here as DB coach or in Detroit. Sure, he seems like a standup guy, but he's a terrible fit here -- especially as long as Loomis continues to wield any kind of influence over personnel or hiring staff. That doesn't mean I think Glenn a 'yes man', but I do think he'd allow Loomis to continue the false and destructive narrative that the team is 'close'.

Additionally, I believe many of the same schemes that have doomed this team lately on defense will remain. His defenses in Detroit -- even without injuries -- have been average to slightly above average. There is nothing new he brings here. Just because he works with Dan Campbell, doesn't mean he is anything like Dan Campbell from a culture perspective. I mean, is he going to bring Brad Holmes with him?

I continue to believe Glenn is best suited to the Jets or another team, because he'll get a clean slate there, without the baggage of Loomis and the Payton era.
AG is not my 1st choice for HC , I'll say that 1st. But he has the #6 defense in pts allowed and it would probably be better if the Lions O was not so good because with big leads the other teams O gets garbage pts and yds

Why do you think AG is a terrible fit here? Say what you want about DA but it was not his schemes that were the problem here it was his discipline and his failure to hold players accountable.

The baggage that ML and SP have here is a winning team for most of the last decade
 
Yes, let’s bring back Dennis Allen’s secondary coach and saddle him with Dennis Allen’s old coaches.

Sounds like a recipe for success.

If Aaron Glenn hadn’t been here before, no one would want him. He’s familiar. I’m sure he’s a good guy and players like him. But this team needs a difference maker who can produce an identity for this team. Glenn is an average defensive coordinator running the same scheme that has already failed miserably with our players. That’s not an identity.
I'm not crazy about AG but he will get quite a few HC interviews and it has nothing to do with familiarity. Think what you will but DA is an innovative DC , it's not the scheme it's the players and DA's lack of accountability that was the issue
 
I don't have an issue with hiring Glenn. Not my first choice, but I don't think it would be a terrible hire. But, if they hire him because or with the requirement that he keep certain coaches that would be a dumb move.

That being said what is Sportskeeda.com and who is Tony Pauline?

Widge drilled this one. We need less of Loomis’ influence on the field and in the coaches brains. The fact that he is basically trying to find a new puppet instead of a new head coach tells you everything you need to know about ego driving the downward spiral of a franchise.
 
Yes, let’s bring back Dennis Allen’s secondary coach and saddle him with Dennis Allen’s old coaches.

Sounds like a recipe for success.

If Aaron Glenn hadn’t been here before, no one would want him. He’s familiar. I’m sure he’s a good guy and players like him. But this team needs a difference maker who can produce an identity for this team. Glenn is an average defensive coordinator running the same scheme that has already failed miserably with our players. That’s not an identity.
How people can’t see that this has massive failure written all over it as a hire here blows my mind
 
I'm so tired of Loomis
If he's really controlling things to this degree then I guess I am too. Good grief. I'll never understand hiring a new coach but not allowing that coach to bring in his guys. It's like having a Mexican joint but one day the owner decides that he wants to turn into a French fusion fine dining joint. So the owner brings in a qualified French chef but retains the rest of the kitchen because they are family. So you have a bunch of Mexicans trying to cook French fine dining. The results could be inconsistent.

Bring in a qualified chef, let him assemble a staff, and then let him cook. This isn't difficult. But with this front office things end up becoming far more difficult than they need to be.
 

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