Bevell

[chris98251]

First and foremost, do you really expect Pete to throw anyone under the bus let alone announce they are being fired on a radio show?

Even Bates was a quiet firing and it was done with philosophical differences. I think we see more going forward, maybe Cable hires him as Assistant head coach OC, or maybe leaving for more time with his family. Or nothing at all if Cable gets hired and they want to maintain the offensive playbook without changing everything with so many new players on offense.

Would I like him gone? Yes.

But I never expected a announcement on a radio show or interview.

 

[Siouxhawk]

As Pete succinctly said: "They don't know what they are talking about."
That "they" applies to many of you because you don't know what you are talking about. Bevell's offense has helped the Hawks win nearly 70 percent of their games over the past 5 seasons and that is astounding.

 

[Seymour]

As Pete succinctly said: "They don't know what they are talking about."
That "they" applies to many of you because you don't know what you are talking about. Bevell's offense has helped the Hawks win nearly 70 percent of their games over the past 5 seasons and that is astounding.

I get your very compelling point. Nobody else on the planet could possibly have won more than 70% of those games other than the very highly respected...Darrell Bevell. You win. :roll:

 

[Siouxhawk]

As Pete succinctly said: "They don't know what they are talking about."
That "they" applies to many of you because you don't know what you are talking about. Bevell's offense has helped the Hawks win nearly 70 percent of their games over the past 5 seasons and that is astounding.

I get your very compelling point. Nobody else on the planet could possibly have won more than 70% of those games other than the very highly respected...Darrell Bevell. You win. :roll:

It's possible others could, but if it works, why mess with it? And I didn't win, Seahawks fans though can expect many more wins.

 

[Seymour]

As Pete succinctly said: "They don't know what they are talking about."
That "they" applies to many of you because you don't know what you are talking about. Bevell's offense has helped the Hawks win nearly 70 percent of their games over the past 5 seasons and that is astounding.

I get your very compelling point. Nobody else on the planet could possibly have won more than 70% of those games other than the very highly respected...Darrell Bevell. You win. :roll:

It's possible others could, but if it works, why mess with it? And I didn't win, Seahawks fans though can expect many more wins.

You should try this one exercise. Forget everything you know about Bevell and ask yourself one question. Why is it that every other major position coach in the Pete Carroll era has been promoted or moved on and up other than Bevell and Cable? Common sense should point you in just one direction from there. No, it is not just us. It is every other of the 31 NFL teams as well.

 

[Siouxhawk]

As Pete succinctly said: "They don't know what they are talking about."
That "they" applies to many of you because you don't know what you are talking about. Bevell's offense has helped the Hawks win nearly 70 percent of their games over the past 5 seasons and that is astounding.

I get your very compelling point. Nobody else on the planet could possibly have won more than 70% of those games other than the very highly respected...Darrell Bevell. You win. :roll:

It's possible others could, but if it works, why mess with it? And I didn't win, Seahawks fans though can expect many more wins.

You should try this one exercise. Forget everything you know about Bevell and ask yourself one question. Why is it that every other major position coach in the Pete Carroll era has been promoted or moved on and up other than Bevell and Cable? Common sense should point you in just one direction from there. No, it is not just us. It is every other of the 31 NFL teams as well.

Easy exercise. It's simply you projecting your value of success on another.
Did you see today where McDaniels opted to stay in his OC position instead of being the likely head coach of the Niners? After some soul searching, he probably figured it was better for his family, well-being and career to stay with the Pats. He likes it there.
Same with Bev. He obviously enjoys working with Pete, the staff and the players. He's been there every step of the way, helping to lay a foundation of success that is unparalleled in franchise history. He likely takes a huge amount of pride in that and it's validated with every win and the development of the players he works with.

 

[Seymour]

Excellent. My work is done here. Question answered.

 

[Coug_Hawk08]

Bevell's offense is explosive diarrhea, but Bevell's poop doesn't smell. So Pete just rolls with it. It's explosive, man.

 

[seahawkfreak]

Yeah McDaniels wanted to stay in NE because it was better for his family. LMFAO.

 

[Siouxhawk]

Yeah McDaniels wanted to stay in NE because it was better for his family. LMFAO.

Read the entire post instead of just selecting one part. It's called context.

 

[seahawkfreak]

Yeah McDaniels wanted to stay in NE because it was better for his family. LMFAO.

Read the entire post instead of just selecting one part. It's called context.

I do not believe for one minute McDaniels turned down a HC job just to stay in NE, as an OC. Also, I don't remember Bevell being offered a HC job to turn down.

 

[Siouxhawk]

Yeah McDaniels wanted to stay in NE because it was better for his family. LMFAO.

Read the entire post instead of just selecting one part. It's called context.

I do not believe for one minute McDaniels turned down a HC job just to stay in NE, as an OC. Also, I don't remember Bevell being offered a HC job to turn down.

The thing with McDaniels is in the news today. Look it up.

 

[nash72]

Easy exercise. It's simply you projecting your value of success on another.
Did you see today where McDaniels opted to stay in his OC position instead of being the likely head coach of the Niners? After some soul searching, he probably figured it was better for his family, well-being and career to stay with the Pats. He likes it there.
Same with Bev. He obviously enjoys working with Pete, the staff and the players. He's been there every step of the way, helping to lay a foundation of success that is unparalleled in franchise history. He likely takes a huge amount of pride in that and it's validated with every win and the development of the players he works with.

Except that McDaniels was widely publicized for being a candidate for the job as is Cable. When it comes to Bevell its the usual crickets chirping. Bevell cant decide to stay in one place if the he was never offered another position to start with.

 

[seahawkfreak]

Yeah McDaniels wanted to stay in NE because it was better for his family. LMFAO.

Read the entire post instead of just selecting one part. It's called context.

I do not believe for one minute McDaniels turned down a HC job just to stay in NE, as an OC. Also, I don't remember Bevell being offered a HC job to turn down.

The thing with McDaniels is in the news today. Look it up.

I am fully aware of what McDaniels said and I don't believe that is why he isn't going to SF. It is the politically correct thing to say he is staying in NE for his family. There are no other positions open now and he isn't going to say, " I'm not going to that dumpster fire in Santa Clara"

 

[Siouxhawk]

Easy exercise. It's simply you projecting your value of success on another.
Did you see today where McDaniels opted to stay in his OC position instead of being the likely head coach of the Niners? After some soul searching, he probably figured it was better for his family, well-being and career to stay with the Pats. He likes it there.
Same with Bev. He obviously enjoys working with Pete, the staff and the players. He's been there every step of the way, helping to lay a foundation of success that is unparalleled in franchise history. He likely takes a huge amount of pride in that and it's validated with every win and the development of the players he works with.

Except that McDaniels was widely publicized for being a candidate for the job as is Cable. When it comes to Bevell its the usual crickets chirping. Bevell cant decide to stay in one place if the he was never offered another position to start with.

And neither of us knows what's going on behind the scenes. Maybe he told his agent that he wouldn't be interested in HC offers now. Perhaps he likes where he's at and is preparing himself to step in as Pete's successor when that time comes. Or maybe he just likes being an OC. Tom Moore was like that.

 

[RolandDeschain]

Bevell just does what Pete wants. You have criticisms with the offense, they probably belong there.

Give me one shred of evidence that Pete micro-manages the offense to the point of play calling, or that he even tells Bevell play calls to make. Pete's got a general offensive philosophy from everything I can ever remember reading, and I've never seen that include things like "telegraph your 3rd-down intentions to five-year-olds with empty sets" or "avoid throwing jump balls to arguably the best jump ball-catching player in the NFL at almost all costs." Being the ultimate one to decide whether or not to go for it on 4th-and -1 and things like that does not count as Bevell just doing what Pete wants.

I'd love to see proof that I'm wrong on this one. Seriously.

 

[chris98251]

Why would a OC that has a lot of interest go someplace that has fired three coaches in three years has a owner that is combative and knows zilch about running an organization, has no GM and so won't know who is going to be picking his players or if he is going to be involved in the process, a team that had almost every reputable candidate walk away from it last year.

He is going to be on his second stint as a Head Coach, if it doesn't work in San Francisco he may not get another shot, this was the reverse of leaving the company to spend time with the family PC speak.

 

[nash72]

Easy exercise. It's simply you projecting your value of success on another.
Did you see today where McDaniels opted to stay in his OC position instead of being the likely head coach of the Niners? After some soul searching, he probably figured it was better for his family, well-being and career to stay with the Pats. He likes it there.
Same with Bev. He obviously enjoys working with Pete, the staff and the players. He's been there every step of the way, helping to lay a foundation of success that is unparalleled in franchise history. He likely takes a huge amount of pride in that and it's validated with every win and the development of the players he works with.

Except that McDaniels was widely publicized for being a candidate for the job as is Cable. When it comes to Bevell its the usual crickets chirping. Bevell cant decide to stay in one place if the he was never offered another position to start with.

And neither of us knows what's going on behind the scenes. Maybe he told his agent that he wouldn't be interested in HC offers now. Perhaps he likes where he's at and is preparing himself to step in as Pete's successor when that time comes. Or maybe he just likes being an OC. Tom Moore was like that.

Why is your excuse always that its some secret or conspiracy with any job offers for Bevell? Coaching applicants are always reported and publicized. Its no great wonder why we never hear Bevells name mentioned.

 

[Siouxhawk]

Don't look at me to defend the Niners. Won't do it.

Money would be the obvious lure, though. He would be set for life. And I think I heard that the new coach there would pick the GM or have a heavy influence in that decision. Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.

But he did turn down a head coaching gig in the NFL and there's only 32 of them.

 

[chris98251]

Don't look at me to defend the Niners. Won't do it.

Money would be the obvious lure, though. He would be set for life. And I think I heard that the new coach there would pick the GM or have a heavy influence in that decision. Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.

But he did turn down a head coaching gig in the NFL and there's only 32 of them.

He also has the experience as a Head Coach to know a bad situation, and what works and what doesn't.