The #Texans and #49ers DC DeMeco Ryans could meet as soon as this afternoon after he handles his SF responsibilities. If all goes well, a hire could be finalized Tuesday or Wednesday, sources say. Their top candidate all along, it appears a homecoming is on its way to happening.
I believe they tried to do that this week, and I believe that they think that the harbaugh situation is probably done.
I believe the Broncos new list and search is focused on Eagles DC Jon Gannon, Giants OC Mike Kafka and Bengals OC Brian Callahan https://t.co/oM72bPCGtx
After missing out on several top head-coaching candidates, the Broncos' search is in shambles and left Denver scrambling for alternatives.
"In the next week, we're going to know a lot more," former Saints HC Sean Payton said Sunday on FOX Sports.
Yet Denver scheduled no second interview with Payton, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.
Also, Payton recently refuted a Washington Post report that claimed he feared a power struggle with an unnamed member of Denver's ownership group.
Denver reached out to Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh twice, and he rejected the Broncos twice. Two weeks ago, Harbaugh announced he was returning to Ann Arbor after a video interview with Denver.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Broncos owner Greg Penner flew to Michigan and met Harbaugh last week, but he re-affirmed his commitment to the Wolverines.
Dallas DC Dan Quinn decided to remain with the Cowboys, while 49ers DC DeMeco Ryans is expected to become Houston's next head HC via Rapoport and Pelissero.
These candidates turning Denver down threw the organization for a loop. It has not expanded the candidate pool and has scheduled no interviews.
"The perception is the Broncos can't get who they want, don't know who they want or some of both," wrote NBC Sports' Mike Florio.
Edit: all that Micro Penner money and they still can’t buy a decent coach. Can Dungver join the USFL? They’d probably struggle to compete there too, honestly! [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
So just for future reference, how do we go about getting a fifth down like you guys did today?
Well, by the rules, that was the right call. Also, you realize that had no bearing on the outcome yes? If anything, it made it worse for KC because of a sack that cost them field position that might have been critical at the end. [Reply]
The #Texans and #49ers DC DeMeco Ryans could meet as soon as this afternoon after he handles his SF responsibilities. If all goes well, a hire could be finalized Tuesday or Wednesday, sources say. Their top candidate all along, it appears a homecoming is on its way to happening.
I've been telling all the DonkTards, especially the Supreme Tard, that Ryans would choose Houston over Denver. It's a MUCH better job. NOBODY worth a shit wants to coach in Denver. :-) [Reply]
Methodical coaching search wearing thin on Broncos Country
Pick someone already...
Jess PlaceJanuary 30, 2023 6:14 am
On December 26, 2022, Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett was relieved of his coaching duties. For the last month, Broncos new ownership has promised a thorough search that will return the best man for the job. After dalliance interviews with Sean Payton and Jim Harbaugh, the list of candidates began to wander into territories fans are less-than-excited about.
Who is pumped for Jonathan Gannon to become the next Broncos head coach? I mean besides members of his immediate family?
All the talk going into interviews of candidates was that Denver was going to get the best person for the job. In a month of farting with it, it seems that the best men for the job would prefer other options.
So, where does that leave the Broncos?
Every other day, there’s a report that breathes a little life into the possibility that Payton or Harbaugh could reconsider their lukewarm idea of taking the Broncos job. There’s an even bigger possibility that the Broncos will end up hiring someone none of the fans even considered, neverminded wanted.
It’s going to be something to behold if a third-tier coach ends up taking over. Skepticism will be high, expectations will be immediate, and patience will be non-existent. Without strength at head coach, any struggles Russell Wilson has next season will surely compound into a replay of this last 2022 season.
The Broncos need keen leadership and, to reprise the strong sentiment after Hackett was fired, they need an adult in the room to run the show. There are few things that give me less hope for a turnaround season than hearing Denver may be entertaining the idea of having another first-year coach take the helm.
The longer this takes, the less I think there is any sort of organized plan to proceed. Maybe you do need a little something more than gobs of Walmart money to make things right.
Originally Posted by TEX:
I've been telling all the DonkTards, especially the Supreme Tard, that Ryans would choose Houston over Denver. It's a MUCH better job. NOBODY worth a shit wants to coach in Denver. :-)
He'd rather take a job with the team he fucking sued. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Coochie liquor:
The Broncos head coach search is in shambles
After missing out on several top head-coaching candidates, the Broncos' search is in shambles and left Denver scrambling for alternatives.
"In the next week, we're going to know a lot more," former Saints HC Sean Payton said Sunday on FOX Sports.
Yet Denver scheduled no second interview with Payton, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.
Also, Payton recently refuted a Washington Post report that claimed he feared a power struggle with an unnamed member of Denver's ownership group.
Denver reached out to Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh twice, and he rejected the Broncos twice. Two weeks ago, Harbaugh announced he was returning to Ann Arbor after a video interview with Denver.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Broncos owner Greg Penner flew to Michigan and met Harbaugh last week, but he re-affirmed his commitment to the Wolverines.
Dallas DC Dan Quinn decided to remain with the Cowboys, while 49ers DC DeMeco Ryans is expected to become Houston's next head HC via Rapoport and Pelissero.
These candidates turning Denver down threw the organization for a loop. It has not expanded the candidate pool and has scheduled no interviews.
"The perception is the Broncos can't get who they want, don't know who they want or some of both," wrote NBC Sports' Mike Florio.
Edit: all that Micro Penner money and they still can’t buy a decent coach. Can Dungver join the USFL? They’d probably struggle to compete there too, honestly!
Payton is proving to be such a tool, that the media is even mocking his antics. Its pretty clear that all he's looking for is a BIG PAY DAY. And now with the cost being reported as being TWO #1 picks, I'll laugh so hard if the Donks do it. In fact, I'm going to laugh now just thinking about them getting fleeced again. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by The Franchise:
He'd rather take a job with the team he ****ing sued. :-)
Exactly, which also happens to be the most dysfunctional team in the league over the past few seasons. Just goes to show you how bad the Denver job is. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by tooge:
Well, by the rules, that was the right call. Also, you realize that had no bearing on the outcome yes? If anything, it made it worse for KC because of a sack that cost them field position that might have been critical at the end.
See, that's the problem right there. Denver does not play by the rules. So, there is no chance of trying to explain the situation to a DonkTard Troll. Especially one who chooses to try and troll a team that owns them on a night said team reaches the Super Bowl for the 3rd time in 4 years. Denver Fan... :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by tooge:
Well, by the rules, that was the right call. Also, you realize that had no bearing on the outcome yes? If anything, it made it worse for KC because of a sack that cost them field position that might have been critical at the end.
Not really. The ref tried to stop the play, but wasn’t successful. It’s happened before, and the refs have allowed the gains made by the offense in such situations to count. If KC had gained a first down, the refs may well have allowed it to stand.
In a very real way, the Chiefs got five downs on that series.
Also, what sack are you referring to? The one that the refs erased with a defensive holding call? [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
Not really. The ref tried to stop the play, but wasn’t successful. It’s happened before, and the refs have allowed the gains made by the offense in such situations to count. If KC had gained a first down, the refs may well have allowed it to stand.
In a very real way, the Chiefs got five downs on that series.
Also, what sack are you referring to? The one that the refs erased with a defensive holding call?
