DT Coach Joe Salave'a leaves to Arizona

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ideally you want a DC who picks his DL coach
so i get the move.

wonder if JT stays or not.
 
ideally you want a DC who picks his DL coach
so i get the move.

wonder if JT stays or not.
but what if the DC is the DL coach..............
see mario is playing 4d chess
 
ideally you want a DC who picks his DL coach
so i get the move.

wonder if JT stays or not.

Someone on here said JT doesn't put in as much work, especially with recruiting, as Mario demands. I was a little surprised tbh. I mean, the guy has generational wealth and never needs to work again in his life. But he seemed dialed in every time I saw him on the sidelines. And we've gotten some **** good DEs these past two recruiting classes.

IMHO, the only two coaches that really needed to go were Guidry and Jackson. The others should be at the discretion of the new DC.
 
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Whoever the new DC is..wasnt going to keep him on staff anyway and im sure Mario told him. Glad he let him find a good opportunity back on the West Coast. Wasnt a horrible staff hire but the new DC needs to have as much freedom as possible. Chevis will be next im sure. Maybe looking to see where Guidry ends up and will follow him there.
 
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Fans and game announcers forget he was on the staff anyway.
 
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3 year deal was up and never renewed as of January 1.

The guys still under contract are still out recruiting but may still leave.
Mario was doing the same at Oregon until the bitter end. He asks his staff to do the same.
 
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Probably read the writing on the wall.
Was probably notified that the incoming new staff is bringing in new faces.
Actually I expect more dominos to fall soon
 
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Good spot for him. Glad he landed on his feet but I and many others called it a bad fit from the jump. Never was a good recruiter.

Glad he had a hand in landing Francis though.

Did Big Joe help in getting SJ? Not a question to just you but anybody who knows
 
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