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What does that mean? What question did I not answer?That’s rich coming from you
What does that mean? What question did I not answer?That’s rich coming from you
This last part is what I hope everyone remembers; Mario is the lead recruiter. And the 2nd recruiter is the NIL package, and sometimes it is actually 1st.He seems decently regarded. If there’s one position I won’t lose a ton of sleep over it’s the RB coach. Especially considering the room we have coming back next year. Recruiting worries me but again, with Mario and our NIL and everything I’m not really stressing our ability to recruit that position. It’s not like we hired a quality control coach to coach the DL.
This last part is what I hope everyone remembers; Mario is the lead recruiter. And the 2nd recruiter is the NIL package, and sometimes it is actually 1st.
And players know postion coaches never stick around for 4 years if they are any good. It’s just the nature of the business.
So this guy was also interviewing for WR jobs?
Is that normal early in somebody's coaching career? And they just follow the path that has the most opportunities?
I’d be shocked if he’s here for more than 2 seasons anyways. With Mario and our NIL funds, we should be just fine acquiring talent. Heck, we have 4 starting caliber RBs on the payroll right nowAnd then what happens when future recruits want to be coached by a top position coach?
This is why teams frequently fall off. Declines in coaching.
I’d be shocked if he’s here for more than 2 seasons anyways. With Mario and our NIL funds, we should be just fine acquiring talent. Heck, we have 4 starting caliber RBs on the payroll right now
Being a hard working tenacious coach plus having genuine communication style is 90% of being a “recruiter” nowadays.I am 100% certain that the quality of the texting and social media abilities of a RB coach as relates to "recruiting ability" are far far down the list in terms of getting elite talent to sign with your program.
NIL deal
Playing time
Head Coach
School location / brand / history
history of NFL development
Recent program success
Nobody is losing battles for 5 star RBs bc their primary recruiter didn't "recruit" them enough.
We should all be thanking Merrit for that one. The staff expects him to be a huge contributor. Dude is specialYes, and the reason we still have Lyle is because the former RB coach talked him into staying.
Position coaches do more than just "recruit". Alls I'm saying.
3 years apart of Sean Payton's staff in the nflHe's a former player that Mario signed at FIU. Not sure he was "put through the gauntlet".
And if you are hiring guys with connections, why not consider Clinton Portis?
Confusing. A bit disappointing. Might work out well, might not, but I have some very fair concerns.
And, NO, I'm not going to project a bunch of bullcrap on what other jobs he woulda/coulda/shoulda been interviewing, or give him the halo effect of who hired him, or invent some false confidence because we had a good year last year.
The fact remains, his resume is wafer-thin. That cannot be argued.
He’s a pvssy, so that’s no surprise!