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I like having former CFL players as part of the coaching staff. So I really liked it when they picked him up and am a little disappointed that we wasted that developmental coaching time with him.

Posted (edited)
11 minutes ago, Floyd said:

Willard Reaves please.

He has family issues with his son that would take precedence. He's never coached at that level before as well as he's in his late 50's or early 60's. There's much more qualified candidates out there.

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6 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

He has family issues with his son that would take precedence. He's never coached at that level before as well as he's in his late 50's or early 60's. There's much more qualified candidates out there.

You mean like the 'they'll hire somebody' you suggested...?

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10 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

No, I won't make recommendations. Why would you even say that? That's not what I said.

If you don't have ideas, then don't criticize other peoples ideas.

Reaves can clearly motivate athletes, knows the game and lives in Winnipeg.. or maybe he left, I don't know....either way, I think he's a good candidate.

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1 minute ago, Floyd said:

If you don't have ideas, then don't criticize other peoples ideas.

Reaves can clearly motivate athletes, knows the game and lives in Winnipeg.. or maybe he left, I don't know....either way, I think he's a good candidate.

Don't be so sensitive. I never criticized you. I just made a comment. Grow a thicker skin.

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1 minute ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Don't be so sensitive. I never criticized you. I just made a comment. Grow a thicker skin.

New name, same story...

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Floyd said:

If you don't have ideas, then don't criticize other peoples ideas.

Reaves can clearly motivate athletes, knows the game and lives in Winnipeg.. or maybe he left, I don't know....either way, I think he's a good candidate.

If Reaves was interested in coaching he would have started years ago.

I trust O'Shea and Walters to find a suitable replacement. 

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13 minutes ago, Pete Catan's Ghost said:

Seriously? I mean...seriously?

The Devil made me do it. BTW, athletes often give thanks to God after a victory but I am still waiting to hear one say, "We had the game in hand until God took it away from us."

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Its a good position to groom a coach at. Id say either invite a coach to camp and if things go well offer them a position. If not buck can double, or it can be included in another spot. RBs dont really need their own coach in the cfl. We went soo long with out a qb coach which is much worse.

Either a WR/rb coach to allow plop to be oc and assistant qb, and buck be qb and assistant oc, or a former player type would be good. Having 3 offensive coaches one being the oc is a bit limited. 

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27 minutes ago, wbbfan said:

RBs dont really need their own coach in the cfl.

This is one of the dumbest most out to lunch things I've read in recent memory. I don't think you understand what positional coaches do.

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16 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said:

what's Bloi-Dei Dorzan doing these days?  I'd like him as a coach just so I get to say "Bloi-Dei Dorzan" again.

Wonder if mike sellers is tired of living cushy on his nfl pension...

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16 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

They could go to the CIS for a position like this.

that would be good. most guys youd really want to snipe are probably committed though. leaving this close to football season is a pretty $%^& thing to do.

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