2019-20 NFL coaching carousel thread

Rivera to the Giants makes lot of sense.

 

Chargers are dumber than I think if they fire Anthony Lynn. I think he's safe.

 

I think the Browns have been really hurt by a lack of continuity -- the Haslams are on their sixth coach in the seven years they've owned the team -- but lord, yes, this was a no brainer. Kitchens would be badly out of his depth as a coordinator.

 

What has Dean Spanos ever done to demonstrate intelligence?

 

Fair point.

 

Urban works for Fox Sports. Assume they’re still on Pico Blvd so he would be in LA.

 

I'd also think that he could shoot higher than the Chargers, who kind of have a bad market right now and seemingly have a bunch of questions going forward. Rivers is 38, so you'd need a guarantee from management that your contract will go past his retirement and on to the next guy. (Then again, most of the open or rumored-to-be open jobs have at least one major negative, whether it is a question mark at QB or highly questionable ownership.)

 

I can't believe I'm giving the Redskins credit on anything, but I like the Rivera move. A lot.

 

Headline on Sally Jenkins column in the Post: "Washington should hire Rivera now before he comes to his senses."

 

Allen out in DC.

 

In fairness, almost everyone loved the Shanahan move — and the hiring of Bruce Allen when he first came aboard. The McNabb trade and the fiasco at the end of that season should’ve been a lot more of a red flag. It was about more than a washed-up quarterback.

 

I can't remember how I felt about Shanahan when it first happened, to be honest. Removing Allen is the bigger deal here, for sure.