Three reasons to hire Jordan Palmer

[IgotBILLStopay]

The first reason is obvious - continue to aid Josh Allen's development

The second reason is that he probably knows the Jets' franchise QB's strengths and weaknesses better than anybody else. We meet em twice a year to eternity and the defense would like to hear Palmer's take on what to do vs. Darnold.

The third reason - if we dont hire him, the Jets might. Or worse, the Patriots will hire him for a year and Belicheat will get valuable insight into QBs they will face 4 times a year.

 

[NewEra]

I agree.  Question is, does we want to become an nfl qb coach or would he prefer to keep doing what he’s doing and building his brand?

[MAJBobby]

2 minutes ago, NewEra said:

I agree.  Question is, does we want to become an nfl qb coach or would he prefer to keep doing what he’s doing and building his brand?

 

I think if he becomes a QB Coach and the QB develops that is a feather in his hat. A nice resume builder. 

 

However by not directly tieing himself to a QBs development (in the league) his brand can suffer no major hits. 

[Deep2Moulds46]

The reason you don't hire him is it's against the CBA for a player to be coached during certain times of the year. 

For him to continue working with Allen whenever they want, the best thing would be for him not to be a Bills employee

[Buffalo716]

Hes not taking a full time NFL job yet... he is super content doing the guru thing and he can still work with Allen in the offseason and on the side 

[DrDawkinstein]

3 Reasons Not To:

 

Too many cooks in the kitchen.

Believe it or not, Culley has been around better QB development with Andy Reid almost his entire career.

Palmer aint giving up his cushy, California consulting gig for a high-pressure coaching job

[LABILLBACKER]

Couldn't agree more with the OP.  Get him hired now!

 

[I'm Spartacus]

I'd rather sign him as a street free agent & vie for the starting QB spot.

[Bangarang]

3 hours ago, IgotBILLStopay said:

Or worse, the Patriots will hire him for a year and Belicheat will get valuable insight into QBs they will face 4 times a year.

 

 

LOL this can’t be serious

[RoyBatty is alive]

real reason: he makes us a feel better about picking Allen.

[Over 29 years of fanhood]

3 hours ago, Deep2Moulds46 said:

The reason you don't hire him is it's against the CBA for a player to be coached during certain times of the year. 

For him to continue working with Allen whenever they want, the best thing would be for him not to be a Bills employee

 

Yep- right answer 

[Mat68]

No.  Encourage the self investment and utilize your own coaches.  Teach him the offense, situationaly when you want him to reign himself in, and give him some drill to learn the footwork.  With the limited feild work allowed in the CBA have him continue the self evaluation.

[#34fan]

Absolutely not. -Get someone else. That's about as nice as I can say it.

[greeneblitz]

I would

[2003Contenders]

Right after the draft I believe that Allen indicated that he would continue to work with Palmer on the side.

[dlonce]

On 5/3/2018 at 4:01 PM, Bangarang said:

 

LOL this can’t be serious

 

Oh they’re serious.

 

Its like the Patriots have casted spells on people. I cannot wait until they return to their rightful place in the AFC East,

the doormat, just to discontinue hearing about them in every breath. 

[Heitz]

Would also add that it sounds like he’s more of a mentor (though a paid one, I guess), than a “guru”.  If so, im sure they’ll be talking and working together regardless of  whether he’s on the staff or not...

[Dirtbag]

30 minutes ago, Heitz said:

Would also add that it sounds like he’s more of a mentor (though a paid one, I guess), than a “guru”. 

agree to disagree. he's 100% qb whisperer.

[K-9]

Given Allen’s high praise for him, I suspect Palmer will continue to work with Allen whether the Bills hire him or not. Numerous QBs in the league have worked with outside coaches for as long as I can remember. 

[Punching Bag]

On 5/3/2018 at 12:57 PM, Deep2Moulds46 said:

The reason you don't hire him is it's against the CBA for a player to be coached during certain times of the year. 

For him to continue working with Allen whenever they want, the best thing would be for him not to be a Bills employee

 

I have been stating this for weeks and emphasised this when Bills drafted Josh Allen.  And I do not believe Jordan Palmer will take employment on any team other than one of his "boys".

[PIZ]

When you hear Jordan Palmer talk about the QBs he's worked with, it's easy to see Josh Allen is his fave.  I would think he'd take the job.

 

[Estelle Getty]

I second the motion to hire Jordan Palmer.  

[C.Biscuit97]

You know this guys all have offseason qb coaches that teams never hire, right?  There’s like a million of these guys.  Also, how do we know he’s improved under Palmer? Because Palmer says so?

[Dirtbag]

3 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

You know this guys all have offseason qb coaches that teams never hire, right?  There’s like a million of these guys.  Also, how do we know he’s improved under Palmer? Because Palmer says so?

exactly! who would know better than how much allen has improved under palmer than palmer himself? and if he still sucks under palmer, palmer would be the first to know, hence the best person to know what to fix. it's a classic (football, lol) catch 21.

[Fadingpain]

On May 3, 2018 at 1:07 PM, DrDawkinstein said:

3 Reasons Not To:

 

Too many cooks in the kitchen.

Believe it or not, Culley has been around better QB development with Andy Reid almost his entire career.

Palmer aint giving up his cushy, California consulting gig for a high-pressure coaching job

From his perspective, sticking with what he is doing is much preferable to becoming a QB coach with a team, and then subjecting himself to the ebb and flow of success at that team.

 

What he has going is way more stable.  

 

Trying to find a new job every few years and moving around the country isn't really a great lifestyle, though I realize lots of coaches are willing to do that.