Quote from: dd on November 05, 2025, 11:57:51 PMAfter 10 years at an HC, and making good $$ at doing it, I don't think the move will be about money, I think the move will be about family and overall happiness, and we can't compete with that. As a southern Ontario transplant myself, I am happy and envious and actually hope he gets the Argos job. Yes, he gets 'love' here, but it ain't family and relatives love. We can't compete with that.
Quote from: Horseman on November 05, 2025, 09:29:19 PMThen our only hope of trying to upgrade our team is for MOS and KW to get hired by the Argos. I could see pinball doing that.MOS is as good as gone, KW likely becomes the 'real' GM there and brings some much needed professionalism and integrity to the Argos. Big thing I am wrestling with is who the heck is going to replace Batman and Robin??
Quote from: dd on November 05, 2025, 11:57:51 PMAfter 10 years at an HC, and making good $$ at doing it, I don't think the move will be about money, I think the move will be about family and overall happiness
Quote from: The Zipp on November 05, 2025, 08:28:16 PMthey listened to you...well done!The move only makes sense. Ottawa needs a great football mind to turn that ship around, they now have it. Look out in 2026, Dru Brown, Geno Lewis, Hardy and Pimpleton are going to have a wicked year. I am both happy and excited for the Redblacks fans, finally , you're prayers have been answered!!
Quote from: Tecno on November 05, 2025, 11:18:36 PMWhoever here was harping on Dinwiddie to OTT for the last 2+ months was right. Good call/guess. Dinwiddie seems like a monster workaholic so he's the type to rlish having more jobs. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if he was GM/HC/OC. He'll love it... and it allows them to stay within the cap more easily plus give him a lot more money.I've been beating the 'Dinwiddie to Ottawa' drum for a while now, it only makes sense. Ottawa needs a football mind to run their program, Dinwiddie is that. There's nobody happier in Ottawa right now than Dru Brown, Geno Lewis, Hardy and Pimpleton, their offense is going to be waaaay better next year and really, Toronto looks to be the weak sister in the East, and if MOS goes there, look out, the East will be a dogfight, and Winnipeg the bottom feeder in the league.
Quote from: Tecno on November 05, 2025, 11:50:53 PMDid Flutie win every SB in the years he was there? No?Despite his age at the time he was pro-bowler on a good team in Buffalo. He also had a game with a perfect passer rating. For some reason the owner wanted another QB to play. Politics. We was on a bad team after that and pushing 40.
Quote from: Tecno on November 05, 2025, 11:24:30 PMMOS to TOR idea:After 10 years at an HC, and making good $$ at doing it, I don't think the move will be about money, I think the move will be about family and overall happiness, and we can't compete with that. As a southern Ontario transplant myself, I am happy and envious and actually hope he gets the Argos job. Yes, he gets 'love' here, but it ain't family and relatives love. We can't compete with that.
Y'all are forgetting that every team has the same coaches cap. MOS is already maxing the heck out of what a team can pay a one-hat HC. How on earth could another team pay him more?? We're already taking from our cheapo OC/DC to pay MOS more. No way another team can finagle that and not suffer (as some would say we have).
And MOS will never want to be a two-hat, like HC+GM. That was the magic sauce to make the Dinwiddie move work. You can't do the same with MOS. And if it's not an "upgrade" they can't just take MOS from us. And if he's not two-hat, how can they pay him more?
If you want to talk about "love", MOS gets tons of love here. Excluding a few expats hanging out at MBB, and like 2 guys here, he's well liked and appreciated. How is he going to get more love in TOR? There's like 8 fans there, and they'll probably hate him after half a year of failure anyhow.
I won't say it's impossible, but I just don't see how it all works out, unless MOS really really hates it here, or we want to get a cheaper HC so we can afford to pay a "real" OC.
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