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Billy Beane is a genius. Who the fuck is this tool?
mc dermott fired
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Go Eat a satchel of Richards!
Question would be does having Allen appeal to Tomlin and have him possibly rethinking his stance?
The Bills owner said McDermott did “an admiral job of leading our football team” in the first sentence of his statement.
We take it he was going for “admirable.”
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We take it he was going for “admirable.”
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Robert Saleh to be hired by Titans as 49ers defensive coordinator gets second head coaching shot
Saleh went 20-36 as head coach of the Jets before spending 2025 leading the Niners defense
By Bryan DeArdo
42 mins ago•2 min read
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Robert Saleh is returning to the main chair, finalizing a deal to become head coach of the Tennessee Titans, according to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz. Saleh, 46, spent the 2025 season in his second stint as defensive coordinator of the San Francisco 49ers, managing an injured unit that nevertheless advanced to the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.
Titans brass spent Monday interviewing Saleh and Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy before selecting Saleh, who will get a second chance at helming an NFL franchise. He previously led the New York Jets to a 20-36 record over three-plus seasons, getting fired five games into the 2024 campaign.
After going 4-12 in 2021, he guided the Jets to consecutive 7-10 seasons on the strength of a defense that finished fourth and 12th in the NFL in points allowed, respectively. In 2023, the Jets' season was quickly derailed by Aaron Rodgers' Achilles injury, sustained during the team's first offensive series of the season.
Similar to his start with the Jets, Saleh is linking with a Titans team that has not had much success in recent years. The Titans finished 3-14 this season, last in the AFC South. Tennessee got an up-close and personal look at Saleh in a 37-24 loss to San Francisco on Dec. 14.
The Titans do have several promising young players, though, specifically quarterback Cam Ward, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. It'll be up to Saleh and his staff to help Ward and the rest of the Titans' young core realize their potential in the years to come.
Tennessee is slated to have the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft this April.
Saleh is the fourth head coach to land a job during this cycle. John Harbaugh recently came to terms with the New York Giants after he was fired by the Baltimore Ravens. Former Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski was hired by the Atlanta Falcons, where he will succeed Raheem Morris, who was fired after leading Atlanta to consecutive 8-9 campaigns. The Miami Dolphins hired former Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley on Monday afternoon after somewhat-surprisingly firing Mike McDaniel.
With Saleh heading to Nashville, there are now six remaining head coaching vacancies. The Buffalo Bills' job opened up Monday morning after Sean McDermott was fired despite going 98-50 during his nine seasons as the team's coach. The Ravens, Browns, Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals continue to conduct interviews as they look to fill their respective coaching vacancies in the coming weeks.
Among the notable head coaching candidates are Nagy, McDaniel, former Packers and Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy, Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiac, Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula, Vikings defensive coordinator and former Dolphins coach Brian Flores, Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, Rams pass game coordinator Nate Sheelhaase, former Giants coach Brian Daboll and Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady.
Robert Saleh to be hired by Titans as 49ers defensive coordinator gets second head coaching shot
Saleh went 20-36 as head coach of the Jets before spending 2025 leading the Niners defense
By Bryan DeArdo
42 mins ago•2 min read
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Robert Saleh is returning to the main chair, finalizing a deal to become head coach of the Tennessee Titans, according to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz. Saleh, 46, spent the 2025 season in his second stint as defensive coordinator of the San Francisco 49ers, managing an injured unit that nevertheless advanced to the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.
Titans brass spent Monday interviewing Saleh and Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy before selecting Saleh, who will get a second chance at helming an NFL franchise. He previously led the New York Jets to a 20-36 record over three-plus seasons, getting fired five games into the 2024 campaign.
After going 4-12 in 2021, he guided the Jets to consecutive 7-10 seasons on the strength of a defense that finished fourth and 12th in the NFL in points allowed, respectively. In 2023, the Jets' season was quickly derailed by Aaron Rodgers' Achilles injury, sustained during the team's first offensive series of the season.
Similar to his start with the Jets, Saleh is linking with a Titans team that has not had much success in recent years. The Titans finished 3-14 this season, last in the AFC South. Tennessee got an up-close and personal look at Saleh in a 37-24 loss to San Francisco on Dec. 14.
The Titans do have several promising young players, though, specifically quarterback Cam Ward, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. It'll be up to Saleh and his staff to help Ward and the rest of the Titans' young core realize their potential in the years to come.
Tennessee is slated to have the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft this April.
Saleh is the fourth head coach to land a job during this cycle. John Harbaugh recently came to terms with the New York Giants after he was fired by the Baltimore Ravens. Former Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski was hired by the Atlanta Falcons, where he will succeed Raheem Morris, who was fired after leading Atlanta to consecutive 8-9 campaigns. The Miami Dolphins hired former Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley on Monday afternoon after somewhat-surprisingly firing Mike McDaniel.
With Saleh heading to Nashville, there are now six remaining head coaching vacancies. The Buffalo Bills' job opened up Monday morning after Sean McDermott was fired despite going 98-50 during his nine seasons as the team's coach. The Ravens, Browns, Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals continue to conduct interviews as they look to fill their respective coaching vacancies in the coming weeks.
Among the notable head coaching candidates are Nagy, McDaniel, former Packers and Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy, Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiac, Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula, Vikings defensive coordinator and former Dolphins coach Brian Flores, Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, Rams pass game coordinator Nate Sheelhaase, former Giants coach Brian Daboll and Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady.
Good thing those Titans got rid of that Vrabel guy. It cleared the way for this...
HSanders
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TheRainMaker
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If I were Josh Allen, I would've had a conversation with Bills Ownership years ago. They didn't have enough when they had Diggs and it's bizarre to think they'd have enough now. Allen is among the best in the league and what the Bills have done is unacceptable. We complained (and rightfully so) what Bill did wasn't enough during Tom's prime, but what Allen has had to deal with is beyond pathetic.
I blame the media in this as they rated the Bills Super Bowl contenders and said this roster is among the best - which is why Beane went unscathed and probably threw McDermott under the bus to take any attention away from him. Beane has been nothing short of awful. However, I'm sure McDermott had final say as he's the one who got Beane hired in the first place, so blame goes to him as well.
I blame the media in this as they rated the Bills Super Bowl contenders and said this roster is among the best - which is why Beane went unscathed and probably threw McDermott under the bus to take any attention away from him. Beane has been nothing short of awful. However, I'm sure McDermott had final say as he's the one who got Beane hired in the first place, so blame goes to him as well.
captain stone
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What I infer from the article above your post is that perhaps Ginger didn't have as much of a final say on player acquisition as he might've had at one time, if he even had it at all...
TheRainMaker
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Which wouldn't make sense because the only reason Beane in the position he is in was because McDermott convinced Ownership to hire him.
captain stone
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Beane might've, over the years, gotten too big for his britches, liked the feel of the GM's chair, and convinced ownership that he should have final say on personnel...
HSanders
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Mind you, this is after pegula came out yesterday and said that beane was being a good soldier with going along with the coaching staff on drafting coleman.
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I’ll post the link in the comments if you want to sign as well.
HSanders
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I mean, it's absolutely perfect. I think philip rivers, who is the very definition of anticlutch, is the quarterback whose record josh allen broke as far as being a quarterback who has been on the winning side in a certain amount of playoff games without starting in a super bowl. I thought jimmy haslam was the biggest clown owner in the n.F.L but pegula is giving him a run for his money.
