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Post by Sinestro24 on Oct 11, 2021 17:06:42 GMT -5
Yesterdays game was brutal, but its still early. I think they have enough talent to bounce back.
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Post by Vegas on Oct 11, 2021 17:11:04 GMT -5
As both a Raiders fan and as a Seahawks fan, it definitely has not been a good past few days for me for football.
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Post by on_the_edge on Oct 11, 2021 20:13:27 GMT -5
Well Jon Gruden is out as coach. After reading on ESPN about the other emails that were released I am not surprised. Hopefully the team can rally around each other and whoever takes over as the intern HC and they get back to winning like they did early in the season.
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Post by TTX on Oct 12, 2021 4:57:06 GMT -5
He should have known better if he ever wanted to coach that he should watch what he said and he never did. Raiders are honestly probably better without him.
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Post by Vegas on Oct 12, 2021 7:35:42 GMT -5
Raiders special teams coach Rich Bisaccia is now the interim coach of the Raiders. According to the LVRJ, these are the leading candidates to take over for John Gruden long term:
Gus Bradley (Raiders defensive coordinator, former Jaguars head coach and former defensive coordinator for both the Seahawks and the Chargers)
David Shaw (Stanford's coach)
Joe Brady (Panthers offensive coordinator)
Eric Bieniemy (Chiefs offensive coordinator, does he finally get a head coaching spot?)
Brian Daboll (Bills offensive coordinator, I think he is a head coach somewhere by next year)
Darrell Bevell (Jaguars offensive coordinator, former offensive coordinator of Seahawks, Vikings, and Lions)
I would be a little surprised if they could get Daboll now during the season but I also think the Raiders will be attractive to head coaching candidates with their winning record, awesome new stadium, Las Vegas location, etc. I don't know, perhaps Bisaccia becomes a candidate to take over for Gruden long term if he does well as the interim coach?
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Post by Sinestro24 on Oct 12, 2021 8:12:35 GMT -5
Raiders special teams coach Rich Bisaccia is now the interim coach of the Raiders. According to the LVRJ, these are the leading candidates to take over for John Gruden long term: Gus Bradley (Raiders defensive coordinator, former Jaguars head coach and former defensive coordinator for both the Seahawks and the Chargers) David Shaw (Stanford's coach) Joe Brady (Panthers offensive coordinator) Eric Bieniemy (Chiefs offensive coordinator, does he finally get a head coaching spot?) Brian Daboll (Bills offensive coordinator, I think he is a head coach somewhere by next year) Darrell Bevell (Jaguars offensive coordinator, former offensive coordinator of Seahawks, Vikings, and Lions) I would be a little surprised if they could get Daboll now during the season but I also think the Raiders will be attractive to head coaching candidates with their winning record, awesome new stadium, Las Vegas location, etc. I don't know, perhaps Bisaccia becomes a candidate to take over for Gruden long term if he does well as the interim coach? Eric Bieniemy is the top of my wish list lets get some new youngblood in here to spark the offensive talent |
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Post by Sinestro24 on Oct 12, 2021 8:15:57 GMT -5
I was never a big fan of the Raiders bringing back Gruden.
Really hope they put this behind them and get back on track.
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Post by TTX on Oct 12, 2021 9:03:46 GMT -5
Eric would be great and long overdue.
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Post by Vegas on Oct 12, 2021 10:49:32 GMT -5
I was never a big fan of the Raiders bringing back Gruden. Really hope they put this behind them and get back on track. I agree. I am glad the Raiders got rid of Gruden. |
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Post by Vegas on Oct 12, 2021 10:53:19 GMT -5
Raiders special teams coach Rich Bisaccia is now the interim coach of the Raiders. According to the LVRJ, these are the leading candidates to take over for John Gruden long term: Gus Bradley (Raiders defensive coordinator, former Jaguars head coach and former defensive coordinator for both the Seahawks and the Chargers) David Shaw (Stanford's coach) Joe Brady (Panthers offensive coordinator) Eric Bieniemy (Chiefs offensive coordinator, does he finally get a head coaching spot?) Brian Daboll (Bills offensive coordinator, I think he is a head coach somewhere by next year) Darrell Bevell (Jaguars offensive coordinator, former offensive coordinator of Seahawks, Vikings, and Lions) I would be a little surprised if they could get Daboll now during the season but I also think the Raiders will be attractive to head coaching candidates with their winning record, awesome new stadium, Las Vegas location, etc. I don't know, perhaps Bisaccia becomes a candidate to take over for Gruden long term if he does well as the interim coach? Eric Bieniemy is the top of my wish list lets get some new youngblood in here to spark the offensive talentEric Bieniemy is my number one choice too. I am also glad they did not make Gus Bradley the interim head coach. Bradley failed as head coach of the Jaguars yet Bradley is an excellent defensive coordinator as proven by his time in Seattle and the Raiders defense has improved alot this year under Bradley. So I really prefer just keeping Bradley in his current role as the defensive coordinator. |
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