Hypothetical Next Coach of the Green Bay Packers

[pbmax]

Who the F is Nomad? Rodgers is a Martzist through and through. You know, likes to hold the ball forever and stuff.

You got six straight posts about Star Trek. Just need a little Google.

Or watch Star Trek: The Motion Picture

[pbmax]

Other Harbaugh

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
From @gmfb Weekend: #Ravens coach John Harbaugh is on the hot seat... and former Baltimore WR Steve Smith responds to the news.

[Bretsky]

BRETSKY'S BLESSING...……………...THIS IS THE GUY I WANT....THE NEXT COACH OF THE GREEN BAY PACKERS.....JOHN DEFILIPPO...…………..TON OF NFL EXPERIENCE>>>>>TON OF SUCCESS


Three decades ago, John DeFilippo was watching an NFL game with his father at the family home in Kentucky.

Suddenly, during a break in the action, the 10-year-old had something to say.


“He turned to me and said, ‘Dad, someday I’m going to be coaching in the National Football League,’ ” Gene DeFilippo remembered.

Gene DeFilippo was an associate athletics director at the University of Kentucky at the time. But before becoming a longtime college administrator, he was a football coach, serving as offensive coordinator at Youngstown State and offensive backfield coach at Vanderbilt.

That rubbed off on his son.

“I grew up always knowing I wanted to coach,” John DeFilippo said. “I’ve always set my goals really high ever since I was a little kid.”

DeFilippo, 40, in his first season as offensive coordinator for the Vikings, has reached many of those goals. He has 11 years of experience as an NFL assistant, and last season won a Super Bowl ring as quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles.

DeFilippo and his father say his declaration as a 10-year-old wasn’t necessarily that he wanted to become a “head” coach but many believe that could happen, too. DeFilippo interviewed for head coaching jobs in Arizona and Chicago in January, and could be a hot candidate for 2019 if the Vikings have a successful season.

“If it happens one day for me, great,” DeFilippo said. “But, oh, boy, I’m the offensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings. … My job is I want to the best offensive coordinator in the National Football League and be the most thorough and put our guys in the best chance to have success.”

[Bretsky]

SIDENOTE:

DAN PATRICK ….interesting listen...……...one of his consistent messages

There is an obvous growing discontent and divide between Aaron Rodgers and MIke Mccarthy…..he says ….you can consistently see it in mannerisms on the field....and the pressers....only support that.

MM seems to be on Life Support...………..

BRING ON THE FILLIPIO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mraynrand]

You got six straight posts about Star Trek. Just need a little Google.

Or watch Star Trek: The Motion Picture

Nomad is from "The Changeling" and was somewhat reprised in "Star Trek: The Slow Motion Picture." "Sterilize, sterilize, sterilize"

"All I know is that it won't end well for the girl in his life. They lost Yeoman Rand (got her back I think in her nightie?) and the blonde Doctor bit the dust wearing him out with lightning bolts."

Yeoman Rand was briefly lost in "Charlie X" not in "Where no man has gone before" Which is the episode where Gary Mitchell turns into a 'god' The Blonde doctor was played by Sally Kellerman, who was significantly more exposed in M*A*S*H the movie.

Those are your trek nerd updates for the day (all comments google-free). "Go ahead, ask me anything!" (The Deadly Years), just don't ask anything from "The Next Litigation" "Deep Sleep 9" or "Voyeur." "I hate the next generation! Only the Classic" (Free Enterprise)

[mraynrand]

SIDENOTE:

DAN PATRICK ….interesting listen...……...one of his consistent messages

There is an obvous growing discontent and divide between Aaron Rodgers and MIke Mccarthy…..he says ….you can consistently see it in mannerisms on the field....and the pressers....only support that.

MM seems to be on Life Support...………..

BRING ON THE FILLIPIO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is inevitable. Rodgers has progressed to the point where he knows that he knows more than Stubbers. The circle is complete. Rodgers is the Master now.

[pbmax]

Nomad is from "The Changeling" and was somewhat reprised in "Star Trek: The Slow Motion Picture." "Sterilize, sterilize, sterilize"



Yeoman Rand was briefly lost in "Charlie X" not in "Where no man has gone before" Which is the episode where Gary Mitchell turns into a 'god' The Blonde doctor was played by Sally Kellerman, who was significantly more exposed in M*A*S*H the movie.

Those are your trek nerd updates for the day (all comments google-free). "Go ahead, ask me anything!" (The Deadly Years), just don't ask anything from "The Next Litigation" "Deep Sleep 9" or "Voyeur." "I hate the next generation! Only the Classic" (Free Enterprise)

Somehow I skipped over Flowers for Algernon once I read Charlie and assumed you were referring to Charlie X. I assumed a complete Trek post.

[pbmax]

The problem with Rodgers assuming he knows more is that I fear he has been limiting the offense, looking for the big play.

McCarthy has made strides adjusting the offense, even if he is clearly still being Stubby (Jones).

[mraynrand]

Somehow I skipped over Flowers for Algernon once I read Charlie and assumed you were referring to Charlie X. I assumed a complete Trek post.

I am a renaissance nerd.

[Freak Out]

Holy shite...this thread has been rand jacked.

[mraynrand]

Holy shite...this thread has been rand jacked.

Summary: Rodgers will be player-coach next year.

[call_me_ishmael]

he doesn't exactly ever have much of a passing attack though, does he?

be kinda stupid to bring in a ginder HC when we have a-rod.

something between where we are now and harbaughs boring grinding offense would be nice

That's exactly why you want Harbaugh. He built a team that could compete for it all without a QB. He took a bunch of chumps who were talented but consistently terrible in SF and built a powerhouse. Those teams were great, and they almost certainly cost ARod a super bowl trip or two.

[Joemailman]

MATT LAFLEUR, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, TENNESSEE TITANS
I’ve received mixed feedback about LaFleur so far, but something to consider before we really get going: While these names have come up fairly often, this list will be dictated significantly by a consistent history of owner behavior. Should Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay’s stars continue to burn bright this season, there is going to be a push to pillage and raid their inner circle for other offensive wunderkinds. The 38-year-old LaFleur was the quarterbacks coach in Washington the same three years Shanahan was offensive coordinator and McVay was tight ends coach. He was the quarterbacks coach in Atlanta the two years Shanahan was offensive coordinator (including the Super Bowl season), and he was offensive coordinator in L.A. for McVay’s first season as a head coach.

This guy would be interesting. Comes from the Kyle Shanahan/Sean McVay coaching tree. Taking his lumps as OC at Tennessee this year, but there's a real lack of talent there. Did a great job as OC at LA last year. Left LA for Tennessee because he wanted to call plays.

[channtheman]

Bring someone in who can score points with the most talented QB to ever play the game.

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

Bring someone in who can score points with the most talented QB to ever play the game.

Yup, and before its too late...