Raiders Fire Pete Carroll

[JRaider17]

[SkullCrusher]

Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby addressed the move during the latest episode of the Let’s Go! podcast.

“I haven’t had time to really process it, to be honest,” Crosby told host Jim Gray. “I just found out. I’m here in the building and I literally see it pop up on the TV. So it was kind of gloomy, I would say. It’s something that I’ve been a part of before, but just to speak on Pete, this season didn’t go the way we expected it at all. From the players to the coaches, I don’t think anybody expected we would be in this position and getting the number one pick, to be honest.

“But I will say, you know, the one thing I did admire about Pete is he was, I mean, consistent as they come. He has won for such a long time. He is a Super Bowl champion. He won a national championship at USC. He has been an incredible coach, and he has had an incredible journey. So unfortunately this thing didn’t work out the way we expected it but he has done an incredible job and had an incredible career, and he was always awesome to me. Still gonna have that relationship regardless. Had a lot of coaches in my time to say the least, but all of those coaches, you take something from them, you learn something from them. And just we’re back to the process again and trying to figure out whatever that’s gonna be. I wish him the best. Like I said, he was always incredible to me and treated me amazing. Big shout out to Coach Pete and we’ll see what happens next.”

More Maxx crazy talk. /s

[erickench]

NEPOTISM is the reason why the offense flopped!!!!

https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 2_43294138

[Opoponax50]

Are you sure it's "normal" for a GM to hire the coach entirely on his own without some kind of collaborative process? My guess is that it is not. Personally I have no problem at all with Brady's involvement, as long as he isn't forcing something that Spytek doesn't really like.

If great QBs were great evaluators of talent then fine, but there's no history of that. If I were Spytek I'd have Brady put together a list, send it over in an email and then delete it after writing, "Thanks Tom, this is really helpful. I'll get back to you soon."

Brady's an investor in a can't-miss money maker. He may be in the building when his announcing gig isn't preventing it, but that means he's busy six months out of the year. Having serious responsibilities and obligations to an NFL team isn't a part time job.

[Opoponax50]

NEPOTISM is the reason why the offense flopped!!!!

https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles ... 2_43294138

The details of that are interesting--assuming they're true. But they do add up with respect to what we saw on the field. Pete fired the ST coach and OC, but kept his son on. His personal issues were more important than the team. That's what such gross nepotism gets you.

[Sold My Soul]

Darnold was a bust until he landed in Minnesota
Seattle gambled and won year 1
I wouldn’t have taken that gamble with the $$ they paid him.

Far as Smith, mo is, Carrol made the call to trade for him and it all backfired

It’s all in the past brother, let’s look to the future

Just goes to show you good coaches and organization from shit coaches and dumpster fires.

[Dr Death]

If great QBs were great evaluators of talent then fine, but there's no history of that. If I were Spytek I'd have Brady put together a list, send it over in an email and then delete it after writing, "Thanks Tom, this is really helpful. I'll get back to you soon."

Brady's an investor in a can't-miss money maker. He may be in the building when his announcing gig isn't preventing it, but that means he's busy six months out of the year. Having serious responsibilities and obligations to an NFL team isn't a part time job.

And promoting his TB12 plant based food business while playing golf with Bryson Dechambeau.