Head Coaching Search

[Butter]

Originally Posted by FatDT

It's Florio, he doesn't know anything.

He is pretty much the more successful and national version of Brad Wells.

[FatDT]

Originally Posted by Butter

He is pretty much the more successful and national version of Brad Wells.

That's a good comparison. Though I think Wells would be 10x as insufferable if he had that platform. But then that is why he would never get that platform.

[rcubed]

Its being said we were all in in nagy but he chose the bears.

https://www.stampedeblue.com/2018/1/...tter-situation

[Coltsalr]

Originally Posted by rcubed

Its being said we were all in in nagy but he chose the bears.

https://www.stampedeblue.com/2018/1/...tter-situation

This is disconcerting for a whole bunch of reasons.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by Coltsalr

This is disconcerting for a whole bunch of reasons.

Why is Nagy being a poor talent evaluator and decision maker disconcerting? He's the Bears' problem now.

[FatDT]

Originally Posted by rcubed

Its being said we were all in in nagy but he chose the bears.

https://www.stampedeblue.com/2018/1/...tter-situation

I don't buy it. Kaplan is just a local Chicago sports guy, he isn't connected enough to know anybody that would have any idea if the Colts were "all in on hiring Matt Nagy".

[Maniac]

Originally Posted by rcubed

Its being said we were all in in nagy but he chose the bears.

https://www.stampedeblue.com/2018/1/...tter-situation

As someone said in the comments, if the Colts were all-in on Nagy, they wouldn't have several other interviews scheduled still. Sounds like BS.

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by JesusChrist

As someone said in the comments, if the Colts were all-in on Nagy, they wouldn't have several other interviews scheduled still. Sounds like BS.

Something like that can easily be lost in translation. It could have been something innocuous like "the Colts liked what they heard from Nagy" or "Nagy was high on their list."

Though, I'm not sure I buy that point from the commenter. I believe the Colts only had one more scheduled interview after Nagy.

[rcubed]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

Something like that can easily be lost in translation. It could have been something innocuous like "the Colts liked what they heard from Nagy" or "Nagy was high on their list."

Though, I'm not sure I buy that point from the commenter. I believe the Colts only had one more scheduled interview after Nagy.

I tend to think what FatDT said, local guy trying to drum shit up.

[Coltsalr]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Why is Nagy being a poor talent evaluator and decision maker disconcerting? He's the Bears' problem now.

If we were “all-in” on a poor talent evaluator and decision-maker that doesn’t bode well for our search.

We just fired a coach that was a poor talent evaluator and decision-maker.