BillsFan619 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 (edited) Maybe part of his leadership training that he’s doing this year? Edited June 9 by BillsFan619 Quote
machine gun kelly Posted June 9 Posted June 9 (edited) One can assume he’s friends with Schoen. I don’t think too much more, but maybe Harbaugh would like him for DC. He could certainly do it. I still contend a perfect fit for him in being offered the HC job for AZ. He could turn that program around and create a winning culture like he did for Buffalo. I’d only add, my middle son is a lifelong AZ Cardinals fan. Long story from when he was 7. He desperately wants McD there. His remarks were they need exactly what he did for Buffalo. He is a Bills fan as he’s not allowed at Xmas dinner without it. So I quietly root for them as we love our kids and want their success. I also root for them as we Bucs, and like Mayfield. He’s a tough son of a gun. Both my boys appreciate I follow their teams as they follow mine with the Bills. Both have said to me, going to a Bills game once a year is their highlight. They know our fans are something special. They’ve both told me individually they wish Tampa fans were even remotely like the Bills mafia. Edited June 9 by machine gun kelly 11 1 Quote
dave mcbride Posted June 9 Posted June 9 2 hours ago, machine gun kelly said: One can assume he’s friends with Schoen. I don’t think too much more, but maybe Harbaugh would like him for DC. He could certainly do it. I still contend a perfect fit for him in being offered the HC job for AZ. He could turn that program around and create a winning culture like he did for Buffalo. I’d only add, my middle son is a lifelong AZ Cardinals fan. Long story from when he was 7. He desperately wants McD there. His remarks were they need exactly what he did for Buffalo. He is a Bills fan as he’s not allowed at Xmas dinner without it. So I quietly root for them as we love our kids and want their success. I also root for them as we Bucs, and like Mayfield. He’s a tough son of a gun. Both my boys appreciate I follow their teams as they follow mine with the Bills. Both have said to me, going to a Bills game once a year is their highlight. They know our fans are something special. They’ve both told me individually they wish Tampa fans were even remotely like the Bills mafia. Phoenix seems like a bad place to live for someone with a pretty serious skin cancer issue. 3 5 1 Quote
LittleSimonWithAGodComplex Posted June 9 Posted June 9 Maybe he can learn how to build a team around a superstar QB that doesn’t choke in the playoffs from Harbaur… oh wait 1 1 1 4 2 Quote
stuvian Posted June 9 Posted June 9 next head coach opening will be Cincy, GB, Detroit or Tampa Bay 1 1 Quote
Gugny Posted June 9 Posted June 9 5 hours ago, BillsFan619 said: Maybe part of his leadership training that he’s doing this year? McJihad is doing leadership training?? 1 5 Quote
BobbyC81 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 1 hour ago, stuvian said: next head coach opening will be Cincy, GB, Detroit or Tampa Bay How about J-E-T-S?! Quote
machine gun kelly Posted June 9 Posted June 9 3 hours ago, dave mcbride said: Phoenix seems like a bad place to live for someone with a pretty serious skin cancer issue. Dave, they have a roof, and he’s probably investing in Sun block. 1 Quote
13 Seconds to Mars Posted June 9 Posted June 9 1 hour ago, Gugny said: McJihad is doing leadership training?? There’s no “i” in Al Qaeda. 1 11 2 Quote
stuvian Posted June 9 Posted June 9 2 hours ago, BobbyC81 said: How about J-E-T-S?! While the Jets job opening seems to be an annual event, they might give Aaron Glenn a chance to keep the seat warm first Quote
Ridgewaycynic2013 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 Schoen owed him $50, from when Schoen left to go to the Giants. * When you're not working, every little bit helps. 2 Quote
Puckman5 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 1 hour ago, 13 Seconds to Mars said: There’s no “i” in Al Qaeda. Was there ever audio or video of the inspiration from devastation speech? Rumor has it he started that brain fart with "guys, give me 13 seconds". 5 Quote
SectionC3 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 I wasn't happy when McD was let go but, upon further reflection, I think he's kind of a phony. Mr. "make the kick from East Aurora" cut and run from this town when things got a little uncomfortable. Yanked the kids right out of school because his ego couldn't handle it. I don't respect that move in the least. Weak. Soft. Now running around campaigning for the next job, after moving back to Charlotte because he really wants the Panthers job. Lame. 1 1 3 3 2 Quote
Gregg Posted June 9 Posted June 9 8 hours ago, machine gun kelly said: One can assume he’s friends with Schoen. I don’t think too much more, but maybe Harbaugh would like him for DC. He could certainly do it. I still contend a perfect fit for him in being offered the HC job for AZ. He could turn that program around and create a winning culture like he did for Buffalo. I’d only add, my middle son is a lifelong AZ Cardinals fan. Long story from when he was 7. He desperately wants McD there. His remarks were they need exactly what he did for Buffalo. He is a Bills fan as he’s not allowed at Xmas dinner without it. So I quietly root for them as we love our kids and want their success. I also root for them as we Bucs, and like Mayfield. He’s a tough son of a gun. Both my boys appreciate I follow their teams as they follow mine with the Bills. Both have said to me, going to a Bills game once a year is their highlight. They know our fans are something special. They’ve both told me individually they wish Tampa fans were even remotely like the Bills mafia. Are you sure about this? Quote
Sweats Posted June 9 Posted June 9 I mean, McD's a great culture guy, but to run anyone's D after the absolute complete D meltdowns time and time again in Buffalo, is mindboggling to me. You can't tell me that the rest of the league hasn't seen the abysmal results over the tenure of his career here, when his D's crash at the most inopportune times and in the biggest moments..........i can't picture too many teams lining up to have McD as their D coordinator. 1 2 7 1 Quote
saundena Posted June 9 Posted June 9 I think McD is also friends with Harbaugh, who, I remember after Buffalo beat the Ravens in the 2020 playoff game, told McD that "He hopes he wins all". I still think that we fired the wrong guy. Auve he was bit of a control freak, but I truly believe if we drafted better, we'd had at least 1 Superbowl. 1 1 1 4 2 1 Quote
billsfan89 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 I think this is more of an old association paying a visit and McD keeping sharp. I doubt with Harbaugh they want or need McD as a veteran hand so to speak. Quote
Gregg Posted June 9 Posted June 9 (edited) 4 minutes ago, saundena said: I think McD is also friends with Harbaugh, who, I remember after Buffalo beat the Ravens in the 2020 playoff game, told McD that "He hopes he wins all". I still think that we fired the wrong guy. Auve he was bit of a control freak, but I truly believe if we drafted better, we'd had at least 1 Superbowl. Beane may not be the right guy but the guy who can't defend a three-point lead with the other team starting at their own 25 with just 13 seconds left definitely isn't the right guy either. Edited June 9 by Gregg 1 8 1 3 4 Quote
billsfan89 Posted June 9 Posted June 9 29 minutes ago, Sweats said: I mean, McD's a great culture guy, but to run anyone's D after the absolute complete D meltdowns time and time again in Buffalo, is mindboggling to me. You can't tell me that the rest of the league hasn't seen the abysmal results over the tenure of his career here, when his D's crash at the most inopportune times and in the biggest moments..........i can't picture too many teams lining up to have McD as their D coordinator. McD is going to get a second crack at head coaching in the NFL. He took over a team in the midst of a playoff drought of 17 years and turned them into a contender. It’s simply too good and consistent of a resume. If I were an owner of a franchise like the Jets or Browns in a complete tailspin I would hire McD to establish a winning culture. That being said I would absolutely want to hire a D Coordinator for him that’s outside of his system somewhat as you have to know his defensive system is better suited for the 2010’s style of NFL football. 2 1 Quote
NoSaint Posted June 9 Posted June 9 39 minutes ago, Sweats said: I mean, McD's a great culture guy, but to run anyone's D after the absolute complete D meltdowns time and time again in Buffalo, is mindboggling to me. You can't tell me that the rest of the league hasn't seen the abysmal results over the tenure of his career here, when his D's crash at the most inopportune times and in the biggest moments..........i can't picture too many teams lining up to have McD as their D coordinator. in his corner is that a lot of defenses are melting every week 1 Quote
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