And it's perfect, because not only are the Seahawks our opponent... I also deeply hate them.
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NFL 2019-20 Discussion Thread
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NYwdwfan
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I can’t root for the Seahawks. I’ll just stay neutral.
NY late to the party again. The current Cowboys coach may be unemployed soon and looking for a job.
NYwdwfan
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He was fired Sunday. They hired McCarthy yesterday.
kong1802
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I don't know much about Rhule outside of the impressive year Baylor has had, but this seems to be a big gamble by Carolina. Not saying he isn't a good coach or that he wont work out, but the timeline is interesting...
Temple - Baylor - Carolina Panthers............
NYwdwfan
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I agree - but so much of it is interaction with ownership, players, picking the right personnel, schedule, etc. The most successful head coach of all time was once fired by the (old) Browns (prior to their move to Baltimore) so you never know.
Tony Perkis
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Solid but a bit of a boring pick. I like Nolan at DC, though.
Sources: Cowboys tab McCarthy coach, Nolan DC
The Cowboys have agreed to hire Mike McCarthy as their new head coach to replace Jason Garrett, a source confirmed to ESPN.www.espn.com
Tony Perkis
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Jason Garrett is available.
Tony Perkis
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Obviously the NFL and the NCAA are different beasts, but I think Rhule is a slam dunk hire for Carolina.
He took a 4-7 Temple team and led them to two 10 win seasons within 4 years.
He took a 1 win Baylor team after a major scandal and had them an overtime away from being LSU’s sacrificial lamb in the playoffs within 2 years.
And, it’s not like he’s new to the NFL. While only a year, he was the assistant offensive line coach for the New York Giants in 2012; which makes the fact that NYG whiffed on him that much crazier.
He was the guy I was hoping Dallas would get.
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kong1802
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I like the move. I wish my Jags would do something similar. Or just do something...lol
There was talk of moving the Jags to London when owner Khan lives or several places other than staying in FL. They can't even sell out their field. Still talk of it?
kong1802
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Yes. Sports Talk here brings it up at least once a week. Especially when the decision came down to keep our GM and coach. "Khan just want to move the team, so he's sabotaging"....etc...
Also, his trying to buy Wembley stadium doesn't help....
That would be crazy if London gets an NFL team. Those guys love our football but the traveling of the NFL teams will be too much.
NYwdwfan
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I’d lose my mind if my team moved. Judging by how everyone my parents’ age feels about the Dodgers, it’s not something you get over.
What would be the furthest a team would have to travel? I’m awful with geography. Would it be worse than a Florida team playing in Seattle (or vice versa)?
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Sirwalterraleigh
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The “geography” to think of would be an LA team or Seattle having to travel to London or vice versus...
Not really sustainable is it?
NYwdwfan
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I agree - but is it an 8 hour flight? 6? Do they get special customs clearance in/ out when they go? I’m not saying there’s situation where it would actually be a good idea - I just don’t understand exactly how bad of an idea it would be.