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Peters is huge!



I always knew this would be the case. But those opening wins gave me a false sense of hope for the season.I’m currently enjoying the offseason more than I enjoyed the actual season! 😀
I dunno. I suspect Peters has in mind people he wants to join him. He rejected interviews last year. Since he was ready to make the jump this year I bet he did so with a plan of people he wants to join him. I suspect he will turnover most of the staff by the Super Bowl or shortly thereafter.This is a very good hire. And now we wait for the rest of it to shake out.
I think there's a chance Hurney is out pretty quickly and Mayhew stays through the draft. Then look for a lot of new faces in the scouting department after the draft. Their contracts run through the draft, so you can't poach them yet.
It's going to take a little time to get new people in place, but this was a huge step in the right direction.
The key: they hired a guy with options who clearly wanted to come here. That hasn't happened since ... I don't know when. From a front office perspective, Beathard I would imagine.


I think it depends on who they are the the level. From what I understand, scout contracts run through the draft. So, if he wants to grab scouts, that might take a while.I dunno. I suspect Peters has in mind people he wants to join him. He rejected interviews last year. Since he was ready to make the jump this year I bet he did so with a plan of people he wants to join him. I suspect he will turnover most of the staff by the Super Bowl or shortly thereafter.


I think my "hot take" is Mayhew stays through the draft and Hurney is out pretty much next week. I could be dead wrong about that too. But I have a hunch the reason Harris didn't purge Mayhew before is he knew he was targeting Peters and they had worked together for 4 years in San Fran, and probably got word somehow they worked together somewhat well.
I have no hot take, but interestingly enough, I've heard from some of the local media guys that it's Hurney that Harris has heavily relied on this season (and who he trusts most for guidance), not Mayhew. I suspect though that Harris is going to let Adam Peters make those decisions. We'll see. Possible a lot of the 'meh' factor some Mayhew critics express is really more a reflection of Rivera never listening to him. I definitely got the vibe from Mayhew's post-draft comments last year that he tried to push Rivera in other directions but that Rivera made the calls mostly based on his own thoughts. If that's true, he may have more to offer than some fans realize.



