OCs Don't Want To Go To Philly
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Why did Mike McDaniel choose not to coach in Philadelphia?
So Mike McDaniel goes to the Chargers as offensive coordinator, but we knew he had other opportunities. Here is Chad Ochocinco. I don't know what podcast he's on. Ryan Clark is part of this, but I saw NFL Films put this out. This was Ocho talking about McDaniel not wanting Philadelphia because of the quarterback, which I thought was interesting, and Jalen Hurts.
He had the opportunity, if I'm not mistaken, to go to Philly. He didn't want to do that, obviously, because the quarterback play is too inconsistent in based on some of the things that Mike McDaniels likes to do. He just doesn't do it. I understand that.
You know what I got to say? That is one of the most salient things I've ever heard him say. He's exactly right.
What insights does Chad Ochocinco provide about Jalen Hurts?
But he still won a Super Bowl and was in another. You know how many franchises don't even get there? Just goes to show you how good that roster was. But I like Jalen Hurts. I have nothing against him. I just, for whatever reason... Losing Kellen Moore was a big thing. It was a big thing for him because he did not with Petullo. They never really connected, I guess, and they're trying to find the right guy to help connect back with Jalen Hurts and get the best out of him. Why isn't Frank there? Yeah, that's a good question. His name was surfaced there, just so you know. Because he's close with Nick Sirianni. And Harry Roseman. He's also close with Shane Steichen, who replaced him in Indianapolis. Yeah, he knows all these guys.
You mentioned Cleveland. We were talking about Deshaun Watson. Well, here's another one Ocho says McDaniel didn't want any part of.
The Cleveland Browns. Jesus himself wouldn't come down and coach them or be their offensive coordinator. So you can kind of understand why he decided not to go there.
Man, I love me some Ocho Cinco this morning. He's great. Yeah, pretty good. But no longer Ocho Cinco. He is Chad Johnson. So he goes to the chargers, does McDaniel to work alongside Jim Harbaugh, uh, Seahawks Patriots in the super bowl. One more from Cooper cup. So this goes to, I heard you bring up the, um, the, the portrait of the road to the super bowl. So I guess at the end, this could kind of play right into it.
It was cool. And that was, uh, for that story, for the story to be what it was like that had to be through the Rams, um, to be able to get to where we wanted to go. Um, and the NFC championship in that moment, um, Yeah, the scriptwriters did a great job with that one.
There you go, the scriptwriters. It's all out there for us. We didn't know who was going to be in, but they did, sure. In Denver, they're still picking up the pieces to their loss to the Patriots.
How significant was the loss of Kellen Moore for McDaniel?
Here's Dre Greenlaw, mostly with the Niners, obviously, but he is talking about the season in Denver being over abruptly.
A lot of guys are hurt. A lot of guys are hurt still. I mean, it's definitely just, you know, a tough feeling.
But his message to his teammates, got to hang in there.
You know, I told the guys, you know, I've been in this position before, too, as well. You know, quarterback go down and, you know, you're in the NFC Championship and, you know, you're trying to find a way. You come up short. And I told him, I mean, that next year we went to the Super Bowl.
Well, the interesting thing is that next year, you've got to believe that the Chiefs are going to be better. They're retooling. You've got to believe that Mike McDaniel out in L.A. with the Chargers, they're going to be better offensively, I would think. They're going to get their tackles back.
Why isn't Frank Reich coaching with the Eagles?
And you also know that the Raiders haven't hired their coach yet. I still think it's going to be Clint Kubiak. They're going to draft Fernando Mendoza. So, you know, it's going to be a very, very competitive division. Which it should be. Like the NFC West. Yes. And the NFC North as well. Yeah, everybody was over 500 in the NFC North. Meantime, how great are the Patriots doing? They spent the night in Denver. They did get home yesterday. This was Marcus Jones, New England cornerback.
It's been a long day, I would say. You know, we got back and everything, but everyone was excited.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why did Mike McDaniel choose not to coach in Philadelphia?
0:00–0:39
2
What insights does Chad Ochocinco provide about Jalen Hurts?
0:39–2:32
3
How significant was the loss of Kellen Moore for McDaniel?
2:32–3:19
4
Why isn't Frank Reich coaching with the Eagles?
3:19–5:10
5
What are the implications of McDaniel's decision on the Chargers?
5:10–6:52
6
How are the Denver Broncos handling their recent losses?
6:52–10:00
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