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I’d say 85% of CCS liked the Nagy hire and the ppl who didn’t had no reason other then they wanted to be edgy and different. He checked a lot of good boxes. Ppl who say they didn’t like the hire now are just lying more than likely.
Can't be right cause CCS says they know all. HmmmmmmmHow we judged the NFL’s 7 head coaching hires
The safest choice? Brightest future? Most Reese Witherspoony? We handed out superlatives to the seven new (or old) head coaches.
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The safest hire: Matt Patricia, Lions
Save you a click: Matt Nagy was considered the most "Sean McVayish."
Just a reminder. No one knows anything.
he had a lot of positives in year 1. was he coach of the year worthy? I don't know. once the defense stopped being a strength for the team he was exposed pretty quick. the last couple years in particular were very bad.
I read it on the interwebs?
I remember the majority felt like it was a good hire but the red flag coming in was Nagy taking over play calling for KC at the end of that season and into the playoffs where their offense sputtered and couldn't put up points. I even remember Nagy having to answer questions about that at his press conference. That red flag turned out to be a pretty valid concern but after his year 1 success riding on the Fangio's defensive successes, I think most people weren't as concerned but then year 2 hit and that red flag felt like it was a pretty big sign. It really is amazing that Nagy was so stubborn to give up play calling duties when it has always appeared to be his Achilles heel even going back to KC.
Whether you like or hate the hire doesn’t really matter. What matters is after 3 years they don’t fire inept hires. They are either too dumb or too cheap. I’m leaning on cheap. George said I looked at the team and see no playmakers. You’re telling me that dumb ass saw playmakers last season but not this season? When it’s time to move on they don’t
Nagy probably would be a decent HC if he had an actual good play caller on his staff who he didn’t meddle with. I don’t believe that Nagy will ever have the humility to not meddle though.
All you do is google players and coaches you never heard of and pretend to know about it.
Seems like he took advantage of a league that didn't know what to expect from him. After that, the league was onto him and he didn't have any stellar talent to be able to overcome that. That said, he didn't do the team any favors by trying to turn Trubisky into a short-drop pocket passer, effectively negating his ability to scramble.
