In the North Pole he’d just try to bust up elf labor unions and falsify rebates for reindeer feed. That would probably distract him for years.

Exactly. It’s night and day between the two. They’ve decided the statistical side of talent evaluation is important, and they found a man who has both a strong background in traditional scouting as well as a respect for the analytics.

Probably a best case scenario, really. At least he should have freedom to do his job without looking over his shoulder.

Randall is out, and it’s he’s huge loss. No way does he re-up here.

With an entirely new staff, I don’t think they’ll shell out money for Schobert either, unfortunately.

Definitely a sign that we’re switching blocking schemes to the Shanahan/Kubiak style of zone blocking.

Not a big fan of this move. With anni experienced HC who comes from the offensive side, I’d prefer to see an experienced DC.

The other article I read said title/position TBD.

Nope. The only people who get on bigger power trips than cops are rent-a-cops.

Sounds like the cop must have gotten a “fuck off” from OBJ’s lawyer:

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Did you watch the video? The cop was in the LSU locker room after they won, harassing one of their players who was sitting down quietly drinking a Gatorade. OBJ slapped the cop in the butt trying to get him to lighten up. And that’s “assault”? Just a typical cop being a douche.

I’m also on board for Wilks. Injuries were the problem on defense, not scheme.

We need to both convince Randall to return (not likely an easy sell), and also find someone who can play both safety and corner to cover for injuries.

Andrew Berry. Because it takes Jimmy Haslam to think “hey, that front office which went 1-31 had the right idea.”

Yeah. I really liked him as a coach with extensive experience, something I think Stefanski needs in his coordinators…but fuck no to the 3-4. We’ve invested way too much in our d-line.

I’m fine with Wilks, honestly, we just need more depth on the line and in the backfield.

@ice thank you for reminding me of the Maurice Carthon playbook, which made me remember and look up Lawrence Vickers, which led me to an (of interest to only Browns fans) stat: Vickers scored three TDs in his career, and they all came against the Steelers.

This certainly didn’t age well.

Positives: Stefanski favors the run game, play action, and short/medium passes. That definitely suits our roster, especially if we can’t fix our offensive line all in one year

The advanced statistics our analytics guys have access to showed that, despite what the “football” guys seem to think, the Vikings actually won.