GunnerBill Posted September 18, 2016 Share Posted September 18, 2016 Yea... not Bevell. This offense makes me want to puke. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
John from Riverside Posted September 18, 2016 Share Posted September 18, 2016 Stability under Rex will resemble stability under Kim Jung Un. Hyperbowl trying to make your point actually hurts it You do this a lot Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MAJBobby Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 I did a some searching and I don't think he gets the best guys, comparing them to Alabama an such is not realistic and other than wentz and a couple others no one is getting drafted from NDSU. If you are even a solid player are you going to go to some non FCS school? North Dakota State 2016 Football Commits (14) 247Sports Composite Ranking Natl Rank: 142 MVC Rank: 1 Avg Rating: 0.7507 2017 - 105 2015 - 132 2014 - 148 http://ndsu.247sports.com/Season/2016-Football/Commits Again for 6th straight year. Best recruiting class in FCS football. Back FCS FOOTBALL Ranking The Top 30 Recruiting Classes In The FCS February 3, 2016 | Updated February 5, 2016 Brian McLaughlin @BrianMacWriter 12 of 12 PREVIOUS NEXT 1. NORTH DAKOTA STATE NorthDakotaState-football-2015-5 Photo by Tyler Ingham, Courtesy of NDSU Athletics RECRUITS: 26 (includes walk-ons) GEM OF THE CLASS: DB/LB Moses Nyangacha (5-11/190) NEXT THREE: DT Cameron Hackl, QB Henry Van Dellen, OL Ben Hecht. THE SKINNY: Alabama just claimed its sixth straight mythical national recruiting title (depending on who you ask) and the Bison are in the same boat. It is impossible to ignore the group the Bison assembled. No matter how you look at it, this group is well-balanced, deep and talented. The linemen are big, mean and are going to improve by leaps and bounds under this staff. The skill kids, specifically Van Dellen, are full of potential. And the tiebreaker is this group of walk-ons--they are good enough to be scholarship players at 90 percent of the other FCS schools. No program in the FCS recruits for its system better than NDSU. You'd be dumb not to crown this collective as the best group in the FCS. Watch them blossom. BEN HECHT TOLD HERO SPORTS: "There are a lot of things going through my mind right now, like what am I going to do next year when I'm nine hours away from home? But honestly I'm not worried because my new family is in Fargo. http://m.herosports.com/news/ranking-the-top-30-recruiting-classes-in-the-fcs#12 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TakeYouToTasker Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Hyperbowl trying to make your point actually hurts it You do this a lot The word you are looking for is "hyperbole". The Hyper Bowl is the game where the Super Bowl champion plays against the NCAA champion using a combination of indoor and Canadian rules to determine the undisputed champion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Best Player Available Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 The word you are looking for is "hyperbole". The Hyper Bowl is the game where the Super Bowl champion plays against the NCAA champion using a combination of indoor and Canadian rules to determine the undisputed champion. LOL Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Buffalo Barbarian Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Again for 6th straight year. Best recruiting class in FCS football. Back FCS FOOTBALL Ranking The Top 30 Recruiting Classes In The FCS February 3, 2016 | Updated February 5, 2016 Brian McLaughlin @BrianMacWriter 12 of 12 PREVIOUS NEXT 1. NORTH DAKOTA STATE NorthDakotaState-football-2015-5 Photo by Tyler Ingham, Courtesy of NDSU Athletics RECRUITS: 26 (includes walk-ons) GEM OF THE CLASS: DB/LB Moses Nyangacha (5-11/190) NEXT THREE: DT Cameron Hackl, QB Henry Van Dellen, OL Ben Hecht. THE SKINNY: Alabama just claimed its sixth straight mythical national recruiting title (depending on who you ask) and the Bison are in the same boat. It is impossible to ignore the group the Bison assembled. No matter how you look at it, this group is well-balanced, deep and talented. The linemen are big, mean and are going to improve by leaps and bounds under this staff. The skill kids, specifically Van Dellen, are full of potential. And the tiebreaker is this group of walk-ons--they are good enough to be scholarship players at 90 percent of the other FCS schools. No program in the FCS recruits for its system better than NDSU. You'd be dumb not to crown this collective as the best group in the FCS. Watch them blossom. BEN HECHT TOLD HERO SPORTS: "There are a lot of things going through my mind right now, like what am I going to do next year when I'm nine hours away from home? But honestly I'm not worried because my new family is in Fargo. http://m.herosports.com/news/ranking-the-top-30-recruiting-classes-in-the-fcs#12 Whoever Brian McLaughlin is, I will take real rankings over some guy who thinks NDSU class is better than Alabamas , I mean seriously you are delusional if you think they are better than Bama. I like North Dakota because they are the little guy that can but if they had to play against the SECor Big Ten they would not have such a good record. It's easy to get up for one big time opponent but is is a whole other ball game doing it every week. the Big 12 is looking to expand they should join if they are so good. (I think that site is full of bugs too as my computer just about froze and was unresponsive until I closed the page) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MAJBobby Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Whoever Brian McLaughlin is, I will take real rankings over some guy who thinks NDSU class is better than Alabamas , I mean seriously you are delusional if you think they are better than Bama. I like North Dakota because they are the little guy that can but if they had to play against the SECor Big Ten they would not have such a good record. It's easy to get up for one big time opponent but is is a whole other ball game doing it every week. the Big 12 is looking to expand they should join if they are so good. (I think that site is full of bugs too as my computer just about froze and was unresponsive until I closed the page) I said NDSU gets the best players in FCS or in other words the BEST players left after all the FBS schools get their players. In other words like I said they are the Alabama of FCS football. No where did I say they compete against FBS programs. If the FCS and FBS confuse you For the past 6 years they have had the best classes in what used to be D1AA football. And hence their coach has the equivalent talent gap between his school and other FCS programs as Bama has with other FBS programs So as I said he coaches the Best talent available to FCS programs Maybe he doesnt get 4 and 5 star recruits but does get the best players at the FCS level to go there. See this is what I said which is correct. No it doesnt sound like ripping the Bills. But also people need to understand that NDSU does get the best players in the FCS So.it is no different than the Big Time schools like Bama and such. Maybe this confused you. What i was saying is at the FCS level they are no different then Bama and such that get the best available players to play for him. Of course he doesnt get all the 4 or 5 star recruits because they tend to play FBS football. But he does get the best of whats left which is better than all other FCS programs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nihilarian Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 You guys need to forget about hiring a new head coach from the college ranks unless he has had a past winning record as a head coach previously in the NFL. Jim Harbaugh is the only one that comes to mind that I would want as HC in Buffalo. The learning curve in the NFL for head coaches is far too large to expect even the every best college coach to succeed. Pete Carroll cut his teeth in coaching for the Buffalo Bills as a DB's coach and had two failed stinks as an NFL HC before finding success in college and the NFL. The Seattle Seahawks defense is special because of Pete Carroll as he looks for guys that fit into his system and then develops them into stars. Right now the Pegula's might be grooming Anthony Lynn for the job to see if he can get the offense working better in the passing game to include Sammy Watkins more. By all accounts, this might have been a push to the owners from Doug Whaley who needs to see his two first rounders pay off in Watkins. If so he just screwed Tyrod Taylor's development by accelerating it perhaps too quickly and got the guy fired who had built a solid run first offense to further develop Tyrod and EJ. Josh McDanials might be someone to look at if the Bills weren't in the same division as the Patriots as I doubt either he or Matt Patricia would take a job in that he needed to compete directly against Bill Belichick. I'd be looking at Tom Coughlin as a stop gap and Bill Cowher as the man to hire as he knows talent when he sees it and would help build a better scouting dept. Plus, Cowher wouldn't let the owners or anyone else make decisions for him. Just my 2 cents. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Reed83HOF Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Gus Bradley might be available.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GunnerBill Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 (edited) Coughlin doesn't attract me at all. I was in favour of interviewing him back in 2004 when we hired Mularkey... but I don't know if he still has the energy or time to turn this around. I want a GM and HC duo who can agree on and put together a strategy to win and win consistently.... not a strategy to get in the play-offs the first year or even the second year... but a strategy for building a championship team for the longer term. If you do that and success comes earlier than you expected then great. It is the Seattle Carroll and Schneider model. Edited September 19, 2016 by GunnerBill Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kirby Jackson Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Coughlin doesn't attract me at all. I was in favour of interviewing him back in 2004 when we hired Mularkey... but I don't know if he still has the energy or time to turn this around. I want a GM and HC duo who can agree on and put together a strategy to win and win consistently.... not a strategy to get in the play-offs the first year or even the second year... but a strategy or building a championship team for the longer term. If you do that and success comes earlier than you expected then great. It is the Seattle Carroll and Schneider model. Caserio and McDaniels Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BuffaloHokie13 Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 What about Dave Toub? Special Teams guy, so he could bring on an OC and a DC. Not being heavily involved with either the O or the D could ease the transition to HC and the additional duties that come with it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Smiley Dear Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 They will bring back Schwartz as HC after this season and we will switch back to a 4-3. Cardale will be your stater next season backed up by a rookie. Hope will be alive and well for the offseason again Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Reed83HOF Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 What about Dave Toub? Special Teams guy, so he could bring on an OC and a DC. Not being heavily involved with either the O or the D could ease the transition to HC and the additional duties that come with it. What I like about this type of approach is exactly what you said - they can ease the transition to HC. I get that the "trend" is hiring the hot coordinator; the problem with that is these guys want to keep doing what got them the job in the first place. These HCs are generally willfully blind and fully rely on the other coordinator to handle their business; you see this with Rex, saw it what Chan, see it on other teams as well. What happens is the entire game management aspect of being an HC is tossed out the window; poor clock management and ultimately a myopic view of the entire game is what occurs. Good HCs are usually able to transition into that type of role and oversee the entire game plan and frequently meet with the coordinators on both sides of the ball... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GunnerBill Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Caserio and McDaniels Yep. I'd be happy with that combo and if not them then something like them. Harold Goodwin and Terry McDonough (Cardinals OC and Director of Player Personnel) is another pair I could see as a tandem. I want a GM and Head Coach who can be in lock step. Say what you will about the Buddy and Chan era but at least they seemed to be working on the same path. Doug Whaley (self confessed fan here) has, if the rumours are true, had disagreements with both Marrone and Rex Ryan. If it isn't a duo being brought in together then the GM has to pick the HC for me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BADOLBILZ Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 Yep. I'd be happy with that combo and if not them then something like them. Harold Goodwin and Terry McDonough (Cardinals OC and Director of Player Personnel) is another pair I could see as a tandem. I want a GM and Head Coach who can be in lock step. Say what you will about the Buddy and Chan era but at least they seemed to be working on the same path. Doug Whaley (self confessed fan here) has, if the rumours are true, had disagreements with both Marrone and Rex Ryan. If it isn't a duo being brought in together then the GM has to pick the HC for me. My personal belief is that if Rex goes Whaley will be allowed to pick a head coach and he will try to pick somebody with Pittsburgh connections. I'm not thrilled with Whaley, the Bills roster is much weaker this season, but I think his work in general has been average at least. There has been a very REAL dearth of *finds*......late round standouts, UDFA's, street FA's, under radar free agents.....in the past year. Caserio and McDaniels You really think McDaniels in Buffalo is viable? I think he will get his choice 4-6 jobs and would even take a tougher fix than Buffalo to not betray Belichick and bring competition to the division. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kirby Jackson Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 My personal belief is that if Rex goes Whaley will be allowed to pick a head coach and he will try to pick somebody with Pittsburgh connections. I'm not thrilled with Whaley, the Bills roster is much weaker this season, but I think his work in general has been average at least. There has been a very REAL dearth of *finds*......late round standouts, UDFA's, street FA's, under radar free agents.....in the past year. You really think McDaniels in Buffalo is viable? I think he will get his choice 4-6 jobs and would even take a tougher fix than Buffalo to not betray Belichick and bring competition to the division. I know that one of his best friends from college is there. The Pegula's also will open the wallet. He will have his choice but I'd think that the Bills are in consideration. Jacksonville or Tennessee are potentially viable options if they move on. A young, talented QB will be on his wish list. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boyst Posted September 20, 2016 Share Posted September 20, 2016 Roman won't even be available as some team is sure to snatch him out of OBD midseason! this...now...lol. sorry weo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GunnerBill Posted September 20, 2016 Share Posted September 20, 2016 My personal belief is that if Rex goes Whaley will be allowed to pick a head coach and he will try to pick somebody with Pittsburgh connections. I'm not thrilled with Whaley, the Bills roster is much weaker this season, but I think his work in general has been average at least. There has been a very REAL dearth of *finds*......late round standouts, UDFA's, street FA's, under radar free agents.....in the past year. If Whaley stays (and I am a fan of his work in general so wouldn't hate that) then he MUST have full authority over the next hire. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kirby Jackson Posted September 20, 2016 Share Posted September 20, 2016 (edited) If Whaley stays (and I am a fan of his work in general so wouldn't hate that) then he MUST have full authority over the next hire.I'm good with this too. I generally like the work that Whaley has done. As far as Pittsburgh connection guys, Todd Haley could resurface I suppose. Edited September 20, 2016 by Kirby Jackson Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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