01-03-2019, 04:29 PM
1. Cleveland - A chance to be the savior, with some great talented pieces that are young.
2. GB - You have one of the greats at the most important position, and the organization runs deep with culture. It's nice to say your the coach at Lambeau.
3. NY Jets - A talented young QB who has shown flashes, and some pieces. QB won't be a guarantee, but you have ballers like Jamal Adams. If you succeed here, media will love you. Again, another "savior" position. Another place with a caring fan base as well.
-- I think things really drop drastically from here. The remaining positions aren't nearly as enticing.
4. Denver - Muddy QB situation, but still have talented pieces on both sides of the ball. And this is still an organization and fan base that cares about winning. Mile High has a great fan base that can get rocking, especially when playing divisional opponents.
5. Arizona - I differ from some here apparently, but I don't think this is a terrible gig. Again, some pieces in place, and a QB who shouldn't be written off yet. He's not the best of the class, but if you want, you can try to build around him. Have guys like David Johnson and Patrick Peterson. This spot, IMO, is BARELY above the last spots.
6. Cincinnati - Young pieces such as Mixon and WJ3. Among the worst ownership in the league, with a terrible track record. Great QB contract that gives you some options. Another savior spot. One of the worst home field advantages in the league, and a pretty pedestrian fan base. Not much excitement here.
7. Miami - Bad QB, not much talent around. Ownership is just as bad. Good weather? Not a riveting fan base either.
8. TB - This one is interesting, because I could also see TB actually being ranked higher at the same time. They do have some talent around the field, and that offense was still flying this year. But they are stuck in a rut as well, and not much care is given to them.
TBH - I see 6-8 as about the same in terms of desirable spots. I'm amazed people here think Cincy is a good deal. If I'm a HC, I'm setting my sights on Cleveland, GB, and NYJ first. I think Denver isn't a bad gig either.
2. GB - You have one of the greats at the most important position, and the organization runs deep with culture. It's nice to say your the coach at Lambeau.
3. NY Jets - A talented young QB who has shown flashes, and some pieces. QB won't be a guarantee, but you have ballers like Jamal Adams. If you succeed here, media will love you. Again, another "savior" position. Another place with a caring fan base as well.
-- I think things really drop drastically from here. The remaining positions aren't nearly as enticing.
4. Denver - Muddy QB situation, but still have talented pieces on both sides of the ball. And this is still an organization and fan base that cares about winning. Mile High has a great fan base that can get rocking, especially when playing divisional opponents.
5. Arizona - I differ from some here apparently, but I don't think this is a terrible gig. Again, some pieces in place, and a QB who shouldn't be written off yet. He's not the best of the class, but if you want, you can try to build around him. Have guys like David Johnson and Patrick Peterson. This spot, IMO, is BARELY above the last spots.
6. Cincinnati - Young pieces such as Mixon and WJ3. Among the worst ownership in the league, with a terrible track record. Great QB contract that gives you some options. Another savior spot. One of the worst home field advantages in the league, and a pretty pedestrian fan base. Not much excitement here.
7. Miami - Bad QB, not much talent around. Ownership is just as bad. Good weather? Not a riveting fan base either.
8. TB - This one is interesting, because I could also see TB actually being ranked higher at the same time. They do have some talent around the field, and that offense was still flying this year. But they are stuck in a rut as well, and not much care is given to them.
TBH - I see 6-8 as about the same in terms of desirable spots. I'm amazed people here think Cincy is a good deal. If I'm a HC, I'm setting my sights on Cleveland, GB, and NYJ first. I think Denver isn't a bad gig either.
