Random thought post stemming from the idea that there ought to be a way to get the best players actually to be a part of the Pro Bowl. Would a virtual Pro Bowl be better than what the NFL produces?
It's not all Jayden Daniels. He's the sar and the engine that made things run, but the team identity is more than just him. This is a team and not a star vehicle.
As far as I know, the latest NFL language disallows blocking "Coordinator" promotions. So, specifically, OC, DC, Special Teams Coordinator -- no blocking. Anything else is fair game.
As far as I know, the latest NFL language disallows blocking "Coordinator" promotions. So, specifically, OC, DC, Special Teams Coordinator -- no blocking. Anything else is fair game.
They probably did that because teams began attaching assistant head coach to every coaching position to give teams ability to block moves. Heck, we were starting to see assistant quality control coaches with a head coaching subtitle.
They probably did that because teams began attaching assistant head coach to every coaching position to give teams ability to block moves. Heck, we were starting to see assistant quality control coaches with a head coaching subtitle.
I think it worked in the other direction too; if they wanted to get a specific guy for potential succession plans, they could promise a "promotion" with a pseudo title and that way hold onto a guy they liked.
There is a lot of playing with the rules to get competitive advantages; one of the biggest that fans tend to be less aware of (not saying on this forum, but general fans) is with compensatory picks. It's crazy how some of the teams can play the system.
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