Novi treneri u sezoni 2013-2014

Kako je dosta ekipa promjenilo HC i ostale vodonoše napravih temu u kojoj možemo komentarisati od koga šta očekujemo da ne zatrpavamo onu drugu temu.

Evo počinjemo sa mišljenjem eksperata kakv je posao napravio koji tim sa dovođenjem novih HC.

Chip Kelly, Philadelphia Eagles

Whether you like or dislike Kelly, you’re kidding yourself if you do
not see the potential of his offense stockpiled with the likes of LeSean
McCoy, DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin.

This was a move made more for Kelly’s proven program-building
abilities and his football smarts than his use of an up-tempo attack.
Kelly was noncommittal on Michael Vick’s future — a nod to the everything-on-the-table approach Kelly will take at QB.
He’s said that he does not necessarily need a running quarterback to
control his offense, so it will be intriguing to see where the Eagles go
from here.

The Eagles’ full starting lineup, save for pending free agents Vick
and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, could be back. That is a plus when you
think of the team’s potential, but a bit scary given its consistent
underachieving in the past couple seasons.

Could this backfire? Sure. Kelly could flop and greatly set back the
NFL’s interest in college coaches. But this is a swing-for-the-fences
hire … and Kelly is a smart enough coach to make it work.

Grade: A-minus

Mike McCoy, San Diego Chargers

This hire strikes a lot of the same chords as Chicago’s addition of Marc Trestman (see below).

McCoy has a strong offensive pedigree, buoyed by success calling
plays for both Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning in Denver, but it is fair to
wonder if he will be able to push San Diego forward on both sides of
the ball. Retaining defensive coordinator John Pagano ought to help —
the Chargers’ D showed improvement under Pagano in 2012. That defensive
unit could lose a host of players in free agency, though, most notably
Quentin Jammer and Shaun Phillips.

McCoy and new GM Tom Telesco must find Philip Rivers some more
reliable weapons and upgrade the Chargers’ offensive line. Assuming
Rivers still has a few good years left in him, McCoy could spark big
bounce-back year for the veteran QB.

Grade: B-plus

Andy Reid, Kansas City Chiefs

Reid traded in one team with headaches at quarterback for another.
Unfortunately for him, there is no candidate here with the upside of
Michael Vick … or even of Nick Foles. The overly-pricy Matt Cassel
appears headed out the door, so who will run the show in 2013?

Reid will call the Chiefs’ plays — which is both good and bad news,
as frustrated Philadelphia fans (and LeSean McCoy fantasy owners) can
attest — and he will have running back Jamaal Charles to lean on early.
But wide receiver Dwayne Bowe could leave in free agency, as could
starting left tackle Branden Albert.

Kansas City will stick with the 3-4 defense, which makes sense since
OLBs Justin Houston and Tamba Hali thrived in that scheme and the team
spent a 2012 first-round pick on NT Dontari Poe.

The No. 1 pick will give us some idea where Reid feels this team
needs the most help. Is he the right guy for the rebuilding project,
though?

Grade: B

Gus Bradley, Jacksonville Jaguars

Kudos to Bradley on landing a hard-earned head coaching job. This,
however, is a dire situation. Bradley has inherited arguably the
least-talented roster in the league, starting with QB Blaine Gabbert and
trickling down to just about every position. Based on his work in
Seattle, Bradley should give the Jaguars’ defense a fighting chance,
even with cornerbacks Derek Cox and Rashean Mathis potentially headed
out via free agency.

He will need help to kick-start the offense, however, whether Gabbert
sticks as QB or not — Jedd Fisch, as the new offensive coordinator, has
been tasked with turning around that unit. The saving grace may be RB
Maurice Jones-Drew, if he can stay healthy.

This will take some time.

Grade: B

Bruce Arians, Arizona Cardinals

The entire NFL has to respect the masterful job Arians did with the
Colts in 2012, after stepping in as the interim coach while Chuck Pagano
underwent leukemia treatment. The situation could have unraveled the
young Indianapolis team; instead, Arians helped guide the franchise back
to the playoffs.

The foundation is not nearly as stable in Arizona.

One thing is for sure: Andrew Luck won’t be walking through the
desert door to save a team that started four different (and equally
disappointing) quarterbacks throughout the season. The Cardinals’
offensive line was the worst in the NFL in 2012, and aside from Larry
Fitzgerald, the talent level is mediocre. Arians brought Colts O-line
coach Harold Goodwin along with him to be the Cardinals’ offensive
coordinator, and somehow that duo must put this unit back together.

Despite their 11-5 mark, too, the Colts struggled defensively under
Arians’ watch — he has no other NFL experience directing that side of
the ball. With Ray Horton bouncing for Cleveland, the Cardinals will be
starting over, to some extent, on that side of the ball as well.

Arians’ only previous head coaching experience came during a 21-45
stretch at Temple from 1983-88. This will be, at age 60, his first NFL
head coaching job. Is he ready for it?

Grade: B

Mark Trestman, Chicago Bears

The shift from Lovie Smith’s defense-first approach to the
offense-centric stylings of Trestman could pay big dividends for Jay
Cutler. Trestman worked wonders as an NFL assistant on QBs less talented
than Cutler (see: Mitchell, Scott), and his Montreal Alouettes lit up
CFL scoreboards, too. Already, Trestman has said he’d like to take
advantage of Cutler’s athleticism.

But will the defense suffer under Trestman’s watch? On top of Smith’s
departure, the Bears also have 18 potential unrestricted free agents,
including key defensive names like Brian Urlacher, Henry Melton and
Israel Idonije. The Alouettes were up and down, defensively, with
Trestman at the helm.

The hire of ex-Jacksonville defensive coordinator Mel Tucker might
help, if only because Tucker favors a 4-3, Cover-2 look that will be
similar to what Smith employed. Still, the Bears’ identity may be
totally different going forward.

Grade: B-minus

Rob Chudzinski, Cleveland Browns

Perhaps Chudzinski’s greatest advantage, as he embarks on his debut
season as a head coach: the presences of new offensive coordinator Norv
Turner and defensive coordinator Horton.

The book will be out on Chudzinski’s head-coaching abilities for some
time — and possibly even longer on Michael Lombardi’s tenure as the new
GM — but the NFL world knows that Turner and Horton can call plays on
offense and defense, respectively.

As for Chudzinski himself, this was another hire made with offense in
mind. Brandon Weeden, Trent Richardson and the Browns’ young weapons
could get a boost from Chudzinski, who did yeoman’s work during his time
as Cleveland’s offensive coordinator in 2007-08. Of course, the
Panthers’ offense never quite hit its ceiling under Chudzinski, despite
Cam Newton’s presence.

The Browns’ comfort level with Chudzinski pushed this move, even if there were flashier names out there.

Grade: B-minus

ne razumem ovo beskonačno poverenje medija u C.Kelly-ja.


Da li se podrazumeva da će uspeh Jim H. biti garantovan za sve trenere koji dođu sa koledža?

Doug Marrone, Buffalo Bills

Buffalo’s best hire this offseason may not have been Marrone, but
rather new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine, whom the Bills swiped
from the Jets. The Bills have enough talent on that side of the ball to
greatly improve the league’s 22nd-best defense, so that’s a nice
starting point for Marrone.

Marrone did a fine job at Syracuse, and he comes back to the NFL,
reportedly with Bill Parcells’ blessing. Still, there is reason to
wonder if Marrone can hit the ground running, especially since the Bills
are built to win now. This team could return close to 20 of its
starters in 2013, assuming safety Jairus Byrd re-signs or gets the
franchise tag.

To compete, though, Buffalo needs Marrone and new offensive
coordinator Nathaniel Hackett (also Marrone’s O.C. at Syracuse) to fix
Ryan Fitzpatrick.

Grade: C

Majstor Miki ::ne razumem ovo beskonačno poverenje medija u C.Kelly-ja.

mislimo isto

on je kao fit da pređe u NFL a ovaj marone na kraju nije
mislim da je to epski fail u najavi

Chip Kelly je napravio od Oregona ozbiljan koledz program kao sto je Jim od Stanforda. zanimljivo da su oba vodila koledze iz iste divizije.

Kelly je pazljivo birao nfl tim i uzeo je Philly jer je igracki kadar slican njegovom Oregonu.

što ne znači da neće biti fail
sjetim se de šona džeksona i mrak

dr.dule ::Chip Kelly je napravio od Oregona ozbiljan koledz program kao sto je Jim od Stanforda. zanimljivo da su oba vodila koledze iz iste divizije.

Kelly je pazljivo birao nfl tim i uzeo je Philly jer je igracki kadar slican njegovom Oregonu.

S ovim se slažem... Personel odgovara njegovu stilu rada... Čak štaviše, mislim da ce oni zadržat Vicka bez obzira na 15M i probat okrpit OL koliko je moguće pa onda vidjet gdje, šta i kako...

Za Phillu kažu da imaju extra brze igrače na svim pozicijama a tu bi Kelly mogao onda doć do izražaja...

pa ne znam
možda je i vik uz malo drugačiji plejkolig dobra opcija

sto se tice napada ne ocekujem da ce biti nekih promena sem u OL . tu ocekujem tumbanje mada se vraca startni Tekl.
odbrana je ta koja bi mogla da se promeni. posebno sekanderi. recimo ocekujem da pokusaju da dovedu Byrda i Chunga . obojica su Kellyjevi djaci a sejfti su ti koji fale Philly vec dugo.

dakle i doktor podržava medijske napise

U pravu ste...

Eo sad da odma lupim prognozu za Eaglese...

Pokušat će skrpit OL, dovest ove Kellyeve đake i ak to uspiju koliko toliko, sljedece godine minimum 8 pobjeda uzimaju...

da će eaglesi biti bolji biće, nije teško

problem je da odigraju 16 utakmica dobro

imace i ozbiljnu diviziju. nfc east ne moze biti slabiji nego prosle vec samo jaci. ipak su to ozbiljni programi.

Majstor Miki ::da će eaglesi biti bolji biće, nije teško

problem je da odigraju 16 utakmica dobro

Pa mislim da i to oće...

Biće ova njihova divizija ponovo pravo zajebena za osvojit...

ovo je godina Cowboys-a


gulp

Majstor Miki ::ovo je godina Cowboys-a


gulp

Pa šta nije svaka

ne, liverpoolova je svaka

A nemoj tako...