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Why did the New York Giants hire Matt Nagy as Offensive Coordinator?
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Welcome to Giants Nation. I'm your host, Bobby Skinner, here with my co-host of football, Grump.
What experience does John Harbaugh seek in his coaching staff?
And we've got ourselves an offensive coordinator. We've got Matt Nagy, the former head coach of the Chicago Bears, now former offensive coordinator of the Chiefs twice over. So we're going to break into it all. Grump, you know, I tweeted out last night, like, no early week episode because I'm sick. At least we got through Senior Bowl week. There was reports that they were going to do all their in-person interviews throughout the week. And I was like, all right, buys me time.
What is Matt Nagy's offensive identity and style?
Not the case. So doing a sick pod, I'll be honest, I kind of prefer it like this because I didn't want to do a bunch of research on a bunch of offensive coordinators the Giants weren't going to hire while sick. And then it not be important because Matt Nagy wasn't even purported as an interview. So how are we doing, Grump?
I'm doing better than you. I can tell just by hearing you. But yeah, so you had reached out to me. You're like, man, I'm sick.
What are the overall thoughts on the hiring of Matt Nagy?
So don't go nuts. Take your time. Do as much research as you need to do, you know, whatever. But no rush because we're not going to do an early week episode. And I was like, oh, nice. And I kind of just compiled what I had on Cliff Kingsbury and put that into like an organized thought.
Who were the other candidates considered for the OC position?
And I was like, I'll just deal with somebody tomorrow.
What principles define Matt Nagy's offensive strategy?
And then, you know, I didn't even make it very far into the day before the Matt Nagy news came out. So didn't need to waste my time researching a bunch of guys that wouldn't get the job. So that's, that's sort of good, I guess. Um, as far as the hire itself, certainly a surprise came from left field for me.
What issues have plagued the run game under Matt Nagy?
Um, We had talked briefly yesterday about Art kind of threw this name out there for the first time. That was yesterday, right? Yeah, it was Monday.
Yeah, yesterday. Monday, yeah. Yeah, Art threw out an unpopular name. And I was like, oh, he knows something. He definitely knows something.
Who are the new position coaches hired by the Giants?
And then Matt Nagy gets it. So this is obviously an unpopular hire. And I think understandably, we'll try and break down as much as we can. I'm going to treat this the same way because, you know, there's questions of he didn't call plays with the Chiefs, right? And with the Bears, he had Mitchell Trubisky, who he didn't inherit, but he took that job with him as already the quarterback. Um, and they drafted Justin Fields in his final year, which felt like a desperation move from the bears. And he really didn't even want to play him that season, but, uh, Andy Dalton got injured and there was pressure to put them in. So they put them in. So basically two bad quarterbacks, and then he wasn't the play caller with the Chiefs.
So there is a little bit of an I don't know factor with him, and we'll try and give you as much information as possible on him. There is schematic things that he likes. But Harbaugh, it felt like he was looking for was experience. You know, that's something he's always pulled for. And, you know, even head coach experience. Right. Five of the seven offensive coordinators she's hired were head coaches in the NFL. The only ones that weren't were Greg Roman, which had a very clear, you know, reasoning why they brought him in to be their offensive coordinator. Todd Munkin was the other and he was a head coach at Southern Miss in college. um so you had that so then when you know Todd Munkin gets the Browns job Charlie Weiss decides to stay at LSU which is you know there's reports that they went pretty heavily after him Davis Webb stays in Denver well you're left with you know the other guys that we reported interviews were Jim Bob Cooter who does have experience and then Alex Tanney and Shane Day who had never been offensive coordinators in the NFL yeah um
We kind of spoke about this already when we were in Mobile, but this hire and this whole process does feel a little bit like they were caught off guard by Todd Munkin taking the Cleveland Browns job, which... it's a little unnerving that they were caught off guard and a little unprepared for that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the New York Giants hire Matt Nagy as Offensive Coordinator?
0:11–0:27
2
What experience does John Harbaugh seek in his coaching staff?
0:27–0:52
3
What is Matt Nagy's offensive identity and style?
0:52–1:18
4
What are the overall thoughts on the hiring of Matt Nagy?
1:18–1:32
5
Who were the other candidates considered for the OC position?
1:32–1:34
6
What principles define Matt Nagy's offensive strategy?
1:34–1:52
7
What issues have plagued the run game under Matt Nagy?
1:52–2:09
8
Who are the new position coaches hired by the Giants?
2:09–49:07