Perry Fewell Not On Candidate List For Any Head-Coaching Jobs

Since we can’t get Spags, I’m content to see how Fewell’s ideas work out now that he’s got his personnel.

TC is incredibly smart . he aloud Fewell to run that cluster f*ck of a D into the ground just long enough to screw up his HC opportunities , so he need not deal with hiring another DC.

don’t want him distracted for next week anyway

Didn’t really make a splash in Buffalo when he was HC there and if he were a prize he would have gotten a HC position before the season.

if (and only if) Spags were available. So, I guess we’ll keep him. I just hope next years’ injuries and roster don’t take him 15 weeks to compensate for.

So let me tell you all about “off and soft”

Random GM: “get out!”

PF had complex, complicated, hard to communicate ideas for slowing down offenses that are running wild in the NFL right now.

I hated to see the confusion and the chaos on the field, I too wanted him to lose all the masking and gimmicks and get down to hard-nosed football…but -

Could PF be ahead of his time? Seriously, will it take cloaking devices and strange coverage schemes (and players comfortable with the endless variations) to keep teams in games when offenses routinely throw for 375-425 a game? Eli says, “I go through my progressions and see where to make the throw.” Somebody’s got to make that harder for the qb to do.

Not ready to leave PF out of our future plans yet. Brute force and Kraken’s being released sure overcome a lot…but more than that will be needed in the long run.

Marty, Romeo, Fisher, etc … Looks like a pattern. Strange considering the success of Jim Harbaugh. You’d think they’d be looking for the next him.

BTW, Marty? Really??? He’s 68 years old!

but then how can Jet offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer (whose offense has sucked all year) be rumored for the Jag job?

Bradshaw looks so small.

Let’s hope that position doesn’t need to be filled on Sunday.

One mark of a solid coach is the ability to do well with what he has in an alloted time.
Looking at the shortened prep time, along with the injuries, I just don’t see where he adjusted his plan very much until a few weeks ago (almost too late); as some have mentioned above, I too believe that he didn’t make that choice on his own.
Either way I don’t see the Giants organization sending him onward.
The only way he would depart is if there are any more coaching jobs available when he becomes available, in February.

but he isnt even the sacred rooney rule candidate this year?

for anyone who’s interested

Reaction to Tim Tebow beating the Steelers

I think teams will look at Spags and realize Giants have great players on D, which may or may not be a direct reflection on the coaching. I know coaching is important, but when you have a front like ours, it prob makes things a bit easier.

I would be ok with having Perry again.