That's quite the update in the middle of the game but apparently Mahaffey is no longer the offensive coordinator as he accepted a job with the Green Bay Packers.
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I would hope that the Packers would still let Mahaffey coach in the game before reporting to Green Bay. If that was an option, I would hope that Farley and / or Harris would have let Mahaffey coach as well.Originally posted by Neighbor View PostCole Bair reporting Shawn Watson is now the offensive coordinator. Said that Mahaffey met with David Harris yesterday.
I wonder if change of OC at the last day had an effect in the game.
I don’t want to believe it’s a situation where Green Bay said “we need you ASAP” or Farley / Harris told Mahaffey to turn his keys immediately.
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while I don't know the inner workings of an NFL team, I can't imagine why there would be anything THAT urgent that GB would hire a coach/staffmember/whatever-his-new-position-is in mid-February and need him immediately without letting him have a week or so to wrap up his current job and stuff. I mean I could understand it if it was filling an in-season vacancy or training camp or whatever. It isn't like being a player or something where playing in the final game risks injury.Originally posted by havok58 View PostI would hope that the Packers would still let Mahaffey coach in the game before reporting to Green Bay. If that was an option, I would hope that Farley and / or Harris would have let Mahaffey coach as well.
I don’t want to believe it’s a situation where Green Bay said “we need you ASAP” or Farley / Harris told Mahaffey to turn his keys immediately.
My bet is that while they may not have publicly announced it until now, he probably new about the job earlier, and probably let Farley know.
Either that or there is some sort of drama between Mahaffey and Farley, and RM just wanted out as soon as he knew he got the GB job.
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Good call. NFL teams are known for their patience...Originally posted by vbfan19 View Postwhile I don't know the inner workings of an NFL team, I can't imagine why there would be anything THAT urgent that GB would hire a coach/staffmember/whatever-his-new-position-is in mid-February and need him immediately without letting him have a week or so to wrap up his current job and stuff. I mean I could understand it if it was filling an in-season vacancy or training camp or whatever. It isn't like being a player or something where playing in the final game risks injury.
My bet is that while they may not have publicly announced it until now, he probably new about the job earlier, and probably let Farley know.
Either that or there is some sort of drama between Mahaffey and Farley, and RM just wanted out as soon as he knew he got the GB job.
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All NFL teams are in full throttle draft prep right now. They also have spring mini camps coming up, and they’d probably have Mahaffey watch tons of film on every game and most of the practices related to his position group from last season. There’d be a lot for him to do.Originally posted by vbfan19 View Postwhile I don't know the inner workings of an NFL team, I can't imagine why there would be anything THAT urgent that GB would hire a coach/staffmember/whatever-his-new-position-is in mid-February and need him immediately without letting him have a week or so to wrap up his current job and stuff. I mean I could understand it if it was filling an in-season vacancy or training camp or whatever. It isn't like being a player or something where playing in the final game risks injury.
My bet is that while they may not have publicly announced it until now, he probably new about the job earlier, and probably let Farley know.
Either that or there is some sort of drama between Mahaffey and Farley, and RM just wanted out as soon as he knew he got the GB job.
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Officially announced with role offense quality control coach (one of two listed). What everyone dreams of growing up. Grading film. And more film.
Packers announce full 2021 coaching staff (msn.com)
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