Who knows maybe he will answer a question in the press conference.
Ask the Green, Part Deux
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I would want to know if he has a few in mind?
Has he had any contact with possible assistants?
What is the timeline for putting a staff together?
Oops....that's 3!!!
I'm so excited!!!
I would want to know if he has a few in mind?
Has he had any contact with possible assistants?
What is the timeline for putting a staff together?
Oops....that's 3!!!
I'm so excited!!!
Please limit the jokes/editorial to other threads.
We have to go through this to find real questions when we get a lot of that.
We have to go through this to find real questions when we get a lot of that.
I know that Green has already looked over the roster and watch our games in parpering for his intereivews..
#1.. what are some areas or concerns in this team?
#2 what are some postions that you will like to addresses in FA?
#3.. what type of OFF/DEF will you be running?
Good Luck Coach Green!!!!!.. glad to have you aboard!!!!!!
#1.. what are some areas or concerns in this team?
#2 what are some postions that you will like to addresses in FA?
#3.. what type of OFF/DEF will you be running?
Good Luck Coach Green!!!!!.. glad to have you aboard!!!!!!
MaoTosiFanClub
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Anything you could get on his possible staff would be great. Thanks Nidan!
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- Assistants?
- In what ways will daily regimen, drills etc. be organized differently?
- Are there new things he plans to do in AZ that he wishes he had done when he was still with Minnesota?
- Will he put in some single wing stuff - like he did with David Palmer in the playoffs against us?
- In what ways will daily regimen, drills etc. be organized differently?
- Are there new things he plans to do in AZ that he wishes he had done when he was still with Minnesota?
- Will he put in some single wing stuff - like he did with David Palmer in the playoffs against us?
Mrospi
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Coach Green:
As for the upcoming draft:
What are your thoughts on the NFL draft, best available athlete regardless of position or selecting for need?
Who will have the final say on draft day?
Thanks and I wish you and the Cardinals all the best.
As for the upcoming draft:
What are your thoughts on the NFL draft, best available athlete regardless of position or selecting for need?
Who will have the final say on draft day?
Thanks and I wish you and the Cardinals all the best.
DieHardFromMO
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I would like to know what his opinion of the current Cardinals QB situation is. Is he content with Blake, McCown and Parsons if Manning and/or Roethlisberger do not fall to us?
Are going to let the Bidwells trade away the #3 pick for a later 1st round pick to save money?
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Got another one based on what I heard on ESPN.
ESPN reports that the deal is worth $11 mil and not $10. It also says that Denny will receive "considerable control over football operations."
How will that control be exercised? For example, who will have final say on personnel matters, and will Rod Graves' role change within the new structure? And if so, how?
ESPN reports that the deal is worth $11 mil and not $10. It also says that Denny will receive "considerable control over football operations."
How will that control be exercised? For example, who will have final say on personnel matters, and will Rod Graves' role change within the new structure? And if so, how?
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Those questions were asked of both guys at the first Green press conference. The answer "consensus....too much made out of who get's the final say."
Don't worry. There's no doubt in my mind that question will be asked again tomorrow.
Don't worry. There's no doubt in my mind that question will be asked again tomorrow.
Red Dawn
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How long will it take him to get us to the Super Bowl, 2 or 3 years?
Stout
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This very well may depend on who the OC is...
Are we going to employ a vertical passing attack offense? Or, looking at our O-line, are we going to be a punishing run-first team, with a short passing game?
Looking at his former coaching, I'd probably bet the former, but you never know.
This will also depend on DC, but...
What type of defensive scheme might we implement as our primary set?
Are we going to employ a vertical passing attack offense? Or, looking at our O-line, are we going to be a punishing run-first team, with a short passing game?
Looking at his former coaching, I'd probably bet the former, but you never know.
This will also depend on DC, but...
What type of defensive scheme might we implement as our primary set?
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Will he put more emphasis on the off season conditioning program seeing as less than 50% of the players have participated in it in the past?
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More Questions...
1. In the recent past, the Cardinal front office has stressed personal character in the evaluation of players they want to bring in here.
A few years back, you bucked the trend and ignored Randy Moss's reported "heavy baggage", drafted him and then developed him into a super star. Can you share with us the thinking that went into that decision? Implications for the Cardinals in the future?
2. Although you've said you like the size and talent of the Cardinal offensive line, both the O-Line and D-Line seemed to lack explosion at the snap. Can this coaching solve this problem? Or is it more a matter of the physical characteristics of the guys we have?
3. Your top 3 drummers?
1. In the recent past, the Cardinal front office has stressed personal character in the evaluation of players they want to bring in here.
A few years back, you bucked the trend and ignored Randy Moss's reported "heavy baggage", drafted him and then developed him into a super star. Can you share with us the thinking that went into that decision? Implications for the Cardinals in the future?
2. Although you've said you like the size and talent of the Cardinal offensive line, both the O-Line and D-Line seemed to lack explosion at the snap. Can this coaching solve this problem? Or is it more a matter of the physical characteristics of the guys we have?
3. Your top 3 drummers?
My questions are related to the Draft and free agency:
First how much say will he have with regards to draft picks and free agents?
Second, does Denny beleive in drafting the best available player or does he like to go more for need with first rounders? Or maybe does he have some other philosophy?
Third, what is his opinion of Larry Fitzgerald?
First how much say will he have with regards to draft picks and free agents?
Second, does Denny beleive in drafting the best available player or does he like to go more for need with first rounders? Or maybe does he have some other philosophy?
Third, what is his opinion of Larry Fitzgerald?
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Nice idea but I don't think Green will end up answering too many questions for very long he is a lot different than Mac.
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MADCARD - I heard somewhere that Dennis Green and the Larry Fitzgearld family are personal friends. Given Coach's prior history, I would not be surprised to see him focusing on Fitzgearld or the Texas WR in the draft. Bottom line: now we'll probably go QB or WR with the third pick. Either Rothlisberger, Fitzgearld, Eli or Roy Williams.
