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den-the-coach said:
Oh I believe Evero is gone and again I hope the Rams interview former Bears DC Sean Desai. Desai before being DC was a Safety & Secondary coach, has no ties to Morris, but he's familiar with Fangio's style of defense.

Rams could also split the Secondary again with possibility of hiring a Safety coach and promoting Jonathan Cooley to Cornerbacks coach.
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Desai was one name that has popped up a few times in my reading of other DC candidates. I hope we can get him in and maybe Morris can mold him for a successor or at least an option when Morris gets a HC job next year.
 
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den-the-coach said:
IMO, this is a done deal paring him with Dave Ziegler who will be the Raider GM. Raiders get a name and I actually now feel that McDaniels will do a good job in Las Vegas. Tough Division, however, I would rank McDaniels over new Bronco Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett and Brandon Staley will have to improve his defense with the Chargers moving forward.
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Yeah the western divisions are now both bloodbaths or will be when/if Seattle improves themselves. Carr is the worst QB in the AFCW and would be an upgrade for at least a third of the teams in the league if not more. Terrible year next year for us to have to play that division tbh.
 
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den-the-coach said:
IMO, this is a done deal paring him with Dave Ziegler who will be the Raider GM. Raiders get a name and I actually now feel that McDaniels will do a good job in Las Vegas. Tough Division, however, I would rank McDaniels over new Bronco Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett and Brandon Staley will have to improve his defense with the Chargers moving forward.
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So it seems Jim Harbaugh was blowing smoke about his NFL opportunities. He was just sticking it to Michigan.

I recall him getting some bad press at the end of his 49ers days. Hard to work with and off the wall. I wonder if that Carrie’s over.
 
OldSchool said:
Well looks like a done deal. McD is blowing the owner :D


View: https://twitter.com/Schultz_Report/status/1487454899285729281
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Marc Davis looks like the kind of guy that wouldn't know what to do if offered a blowjob or what that word means. Maybe McD said he should be allowed to eat at the adults table and give him a lollipop after dinner. I bet THAT would have a had more of an impact on Davis. Or he showed up with a Happy Meal so Marc could eat his favorite food while the adults talked boring business stuff.
 
den-the-coach said:
Was that Ditka or Buddy Ryan?
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Yeah, that was definitely more Buddy Ryan.

Ryan came to Chicago several years before Ditka, and his 46-Defense was in place when Iron-Mike was hired. As I recall, some of his defensive players wanted George Halas to name Ryan head coach but Papa-Bear went with Ditka. I believe Ditka had to retain Ryan; and mostly, left the defense to him.

Ryan was a major asshole (IMO) but that 1985 Bears' defense was one of the best I ever saw.

Hampton, McMichael and Dent on the D-Line; with Singletary, Wilson and Marshall at LB. What a front-seven! Refrigerator Perry may have been the least talented among the front-seven-starters but probably got more attention that any of them except for Singletary.
 
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Elmgrovegnome said:
So it seems Jim Harbaugh was blowing smoke about his NFL opportunities. He was just sticking it to Michigan.
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It was a leverage move, IMO, I do believe he wants back in eventually, but he'll get a raise at Michigan, he just lost his DC and with Ohio State reloading, I expect the Buckeyes will kick their ass come November.
 
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Allen2McVay said:
Ryan was a major asshole (IMO) but that 1985 Bears' defense was one of the best I ever saw.

Hampton, McMichael and Dent on the D-Line; with Singletary, Wilson and Marshall at LB. What a front-seven! Refrigerator Perry may have been the least talented among the front-seven-starters but probably got more attention that any of them except for Singletary.
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Sad part the Ram defense in 1985 was a very close second, Greene, Wilcher & Gary Jeter. If only Brock could have completed a couple of slants to Ron Brown, that game would have been different.
 
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Allen2McVay said:
Yeah, that was definitely more Buddy Ryan.

Ryan came to Chicago several years before Ditka, and his 46-Defense was in place when Iron-Mike was hired. As I recall, some of his defensive players wanted George Halas to name Ryan head coach but Papa-Bear went with Ditka. I believe Ditka had to retain Ryan; and mostly, left the defense to him.

Ryan was a major asshole (IMO) but that 1985 Bears' defense was one of the best I ever saw.

Hampton, McMichael and Dent on the D-Line; with Singletary, Wilson and Marshall at LB. What a front-seven! Refrigerator Perry may have been the least talented among the front-seven-starters but probably got more attention that any of them except for Singletary.
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'85 is the one Super Bowl the Patriots played in I kind of enjoy remembering.
 
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