Do You Want Zac Taylor Back for Year 3 (Everybody Vote Please)

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(12-02-2020, 05:21 PM)thillan Wrote: My only worry, and this is probably true for every year, as its obvious that we aren't a perfect spot for anyone.. And I'm all on board for firing Zac, and I do believe that since there are only 32 openings, people will take it anyways. BUT.. this is rough for us to get the best possible candidate. These teams also will or might have openings:

Texans (Watson)
Chargers (ROY)
Jets (#1-2 pick, Lawrence or Fields)
Jags (#1-2 pick, Lawrence or Fields)
Lions (I think we are better than this one)

That puts us at #5 IMO without bringing up any other possible ones (don't see any others off the top of my head). I say #5 because of the history behind the franchise and how others know how its ran, and the fact that Burrow will be coming back from injury and already will be 24 without a full year under him. Worries me for picking the last of the bunch again.

Behind the Jags?  Well, I would also consider the division you would be competing with.  AFC East is suddenly not a cake walk (only took 15 years).  The Bills and Dolphins are solid contenders and I think the pats will be back next year with a new QB and a lot of players returning.  I sure as hell wouldn't want to face the Browns, Ratbirds, and steelers twice a year.  That has to be the toughest draw.  Only the NFC West might be tougher overall because all four teams are solid.  

Overall, I agree with this sentiment.  And it wouldn't just be for HC, but for all the assistants.