Okay, this is beyond funny. How many brilliant offensive minds will be hired as head coaches sooner Eric Let’s run? Kansas City Chiefs the offensive guru helped lead the team to its second Super Bowl in four years, both with double-digit comebacks. However, the Indianapolis Colts decided to hire a losing coordinator, bringing in Shane Steicheneagles’ OC.
I’m not here to rip Steichen or question his worth. On Sunday, Philadelphia also moved the ball more or less at will and simply never had a chance to get the ball back. Jalen Hurts outplayed Patrick Mahomes, and the strides Hurts made from year one to year three are really impressive. I’m just not sure why we’re downplaying Bienemy’s role in Mahomes’ development.
Who gets the credit for the star running backs?
This topic always fascinates me because the logic is astounding. Aaron Rodgers approval of Nathaniel Hackett is enough to get the Denver Broncos vacancy, even though he didn’t call playing in Green Bay, but Andy Reid and Mahomes trying for Bienemy isn’t enough?
Although I know Denver hired Hackett like Rodgers mate, it’s an even bigger insult if Buddy Whack-it he got one of the most coveted jobs in the NFL because he has direct contact with Aaron. You don’t think Bienemy has Mahomes on speed dial?
Reid’s coaching tree features two guys with rings, so don’t give me that “Binemy doesn’t call the game” crap. Kansas City scored every time they touched the ball in the second half, and the chiefs skill players ran free on most of those runs. They executed a game plan that saw the league MVP throw for 182 yards and still score 38 points. Eagles’ the defense didn’t have a sack or come close to forcing a fumble.
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Is it because Hurts went from glorified game manager to near-MVP and Mahomes came in and was polished from the get-go? If that’s the case, Mahomes went from 5-7 at Texas Tech to NFL MVP and Super Bowl champion in his first season as a starter.
If the real reason Bienemy isn’t a head coach is the accusation of violence against women, say so
Bienemy is a prime example of black coaches being passed over for head coaching jobs, and if the internet is to be believed, it’s because list of charges against him stemming from his time in Boulder as a player and then as a coach, including reports that he grabbed the car park guard by the neck and threatened her.
If it causes fear of the owner, that’s 100 percent fair. Bar fights, drinking under the influence and assaulting women is not behavior befitting an NFL franchise leader. It just never stopped owners before. List of NFL personnel who have done something heinous to women and kept their jobs (i.e was sometimes promoted) is too fucking long to single out Bienemy.
I’m not saying that’s okay. I’m just saying that’s the reality, and the reality is that the owners would be falling over themselves to find excuses to hire Binemy if he was white.
Since when did Jim Irsay start caring about character?
The owner of Indianapolis is one of the NFL’s least likable in a group of very obnoxious people. Irsay had a previous DWI charge — he plead guilty to a misdemeanor DUI — and there is admit substance abuse issuesand before Steichen was hired, Colts fans started petition to prevent the team from hiring the ESPN analyst who became Jeff’s interim head coach full-time on Saturday.
Irsay recently had a brief moment of clarity regarding Washington ruler Dan Snyder, saying there is merit to the removal commander in chief. But he eventually walked it back because if one falls, all will fall. (Or at least that’s the fear of the owners — and white men in positions of power in general.)
So yeah, good luck with your new boss, Shane.