Anybody know why Pats DCoordinator hasn't been offered a coaching job somewhere?

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Dude been with Belichick long time and no coaching offers?

Mr-WinStreak · Answer

Dude been with Belichick long time and no coaching offers?

davemsh · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by Mr-WinStreak]  Dude been with Belichick long time and no coaching offers?  [/Quote]Probably because everyone of Belichicks former coordinators all failed as head coaches.  Shows you how great Belichick is.

Sportsfixx · Answer

Everyone rides that horse until Brady retires McDaniels leaves when Brady retires

THEGREATESTEDGE · Answer

Because Bellichick runs the defense... Parcells, Saban, and Bellichick are known defensive greats. Besides why would he leave the best?

SwishSwish1234 · Answer

Because the owners don&#x27;t want a guy from duck dynasty running their team? I don&#x27;t know, Good question.

SharpShooter8 · Answer

https://www.patriots.com/news/2017/01/03/reports-josh-mcdaniels-matt-patricia-job-interviews-scheduled

https://mmqb.si.com/mmqb/2016/11/28/

"Nov 2016 - At some point, too, other teams may try poaching Patricia for their head coaching jobs. They started calling last season. The Browns interviewed Patricia before hiring Hue Jackson. Not long afterward, Patricia had a conversation with his father, Ed, about the coaching carousel. He told his dad that he was content staying in New England. He had built a life here with his second wife; they had gotten married in Aruba, with Belichick and several other Patriots coaches in attendance. Patricia also had three young children to think about, all under the age of 6, and his in-laws lived nearby, close enough to help out as he ground through 18-hour days at Gillette obsessing over the defensive game plan.

His father agreed, and wondered why he would be in a hurry to leave Belichick’s side. For all the coordinators Belichick has groomed and seen move on—McDaniels, Mangini, O’Brien and so on—none has yet been able to recreate the winning culture Belichick has in New England. A culture that churns out young, talented coaches, whose work, in turn, strengthens that very culture.

Patricia’s father wondered aloud, “Where else can you go where every year you’re in the playoffs, you’re with top talent, and you’re with probably the best NFL coaches to come along in a long time … and you can learn from that guy?”

Patricia nodded along, knowing full well the answer."

Anybody know why Pats DCoordinator hasn't been offered a coaching job somewhere?

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