Our Next Head Coach
- GoodTimeCharlie
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[quote=Sold My Soul post_id=1190932]The Athletic’s Ben Standig published the fifth annual NFL agent survey recently, which provides anonymous answers from 23 player agents on the league’s biggest questions and storylines.
San Francisco’s front office duo of GM John Lynch and asst. GM Adam Peters appeared several times in the article. One of the questions posed to the group was “Who is the NFL’s best talent evaluator?”
Lynch and Peters were named three times, which was the fourth most common answer behind Eagles GM Howie Roseman and staff, Seahawks GM John Schneider, and Chiefs GM Brett Veach, each receiving four votes a piece.
Peters also received two votes for the agent poll question “Among GMs and front-office leaders, whom do you trust the most?” That was tied for third, along with Colts GM Chris Ballard and Titans coach Mike Vrabel and GM Ran Carthon. Carthon was formerly the 49ers Director of Player Personnel, so it’s nice to see that the franchise has alumni still receiving praise after working under the tutelage of Lynch. Only Bills GM Brandon Beane and Steelers GM Omar Khan received more votes (3) than Peters.
Peters’ time in San Francisco is unfortunately likely coming to an end next off-season, as his abilities will be highly sought after in organizations with GM openings. He received two votes for “Who is a future GM to watch?” That was tied with Saints asst. GM / VP football ops Khai Harley and Seahawks asst. GM Nolan Teasley for first.
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https://www.ninersnation.com/2023/8/31/ ... tors-49ers[/quote]Adam Peters for GM and either Bobby Slowik or Frank Smith as HC.
San Francisco’s front office duo of GM John Lynch and asst. GM Adam Peters appeared several times in the article. One of the questions posed to the group was “Who is the NFL’s best talent evaluator?”
Lynch and Peters were named three times, which was the fourth most common answer behind Eagles GM Howie Roseman and staff, Seahawks GM John Schneider, and Chiefs GM Brett Veach, each receiving four votes a piece.
Peters also received two votes for the agent poll question “Among GMs and front-office leaders, whom do you trust the most?” That was tied for third, along with Colts GM Chris Ballard and Titans coach Mike Vrabel and GM Ran Carthon. Carthon was formerly the 49ers Director of Player Personnel, so it’s nice to see that the franchise has alumni still receiving praise after working under the tutelage of Lynch. Only Bills GM Brandon Beane and Steelers GM Omar Khan received more votes (3) than Peters.
Peters’ time in San Francisco is unfortunately likely coming to an end next off-season, as his abilities will be highly sought after in organizations with GM openings. He received two votes for “Who is a future GM to watch?” That was tied with Saints asst. GM / VP football ops Khai Harley and Seahawks asst. GM Nolan Teasley for first.
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https://www.ninersnation.com/2023/8/31/ ... tors-49ers[/quote]Adam Peters for GM and either Bobby Slowik or Frank Smith as HC.
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https://raiderforums.com/viewtopic.php? ... iew=unreadBumping dead threads for no reason is not permitted. If you're bumping a thread that's months old then you should at least be adding some new information - "what do you think now?" is not new information.
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[quote=16 to 88 post_id=1252711]
https://raiderforums.com/viewtopic.php? ... iew=unread[/quote]Oh Stalin‘s right hand man , congratulations
https://raiderforums.com/viewtopic.php? ... iew=unread[/quote]Oh Stalin‘s right hand man , congratulations
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2025 may be one of the best years in recent memory to be hiring a head coach. Lots of intriguing names. It’s expected more coaches will likely be fired just because there may be several upgrade options. The Athletic lists the coaches available including the following.
Belichick
Vrabel
Flores
McCarthy
Spagnuolo
Kingsbury
Vance Joseph
Ben Johnson
Aaron Glenn
Deon Sanders
Liam Coen
Frank Smith
Jesse Minter
Todd Monken
Joe Brady
Honestly can anyone say AP is better than most or any of these candidates? It just feels like no matter what improvements are made in the offseason that AP will hold the team back as he’s just not head coach material right now.
Belichick
Vrabel
Flores
McCarthy
Spagnuolo
Kingsbury
Vance Joseph
Ben Johnson
Aaron Glenn
Deon Sanders
Liam Coen
Frank Smith
Jesse Minter
Todd Monken
Joe Brady
Honestly can anyone say AP is better than most or any of these candidates? It just feels like no matter what improvements are made in the offseason that AP will hold the team back as he’s just not head coach material right now.
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I can see Mark wanting a guy that already been a HC, can’t see him going for back to back novices.
McCarthy is an interesting name
McCarthy is an interesting name
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[quote=WolfRaider post_id=1252930]I can see Mark wanting a guy that already been a HC, can’t see him going for back to back novices.
McCarthy is an interesting name[/quote]Every time I see McCarthy he just looks burnt the f[raiders_icon]ck out, a lot like Aaron Rodgers does.
McCarthy is an interesting name[/quote]Every time I see McCarthy he just looks burnt the f[raiders_icon]ck out, a lot like Aaron Rodgers does.
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Vrabel or Flores are probably the best of the second time head coaches, especially Vrabel.
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[quote=DanKD post_id=1252937]Vrabel or Flores are probably the best of the second time head coaches, especially Vrabel.[/quote]Don’t trust either to hire good OCs and develop a QB.
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The issue with any defensive head coach is going to be the stability of the offensive play calling. It’s why Ben Johnson is so highly coveted. I actually think Spagnuolo probably deserves another shot as he’s done an amazing job with a young Chiefs defense. Also it would weaken the Chiefs as they have been carried by their defense the past few seasons.
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[quote=WolfRaider post_id=1252992]I’m holding out hope for Kevin Stefanski. Go on browns be stupid[/quote]Not happening. Stefanski will remain the Browns' coach. I hear all the talk on the local shows. All of them say Stefanski isn't going anywhere.
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[quote=Attyla post_id=1253012]https://i.imgflip.com/9ahfu7.jpg[/quote]Lol Ever see him change his sunglasses during a game? I thought I was imagining things, but sure enough.
Dude is... um... quirky.
Dude is... um... quirky.