Graham's move was a parallel move, whereas Gsrrett's wasn't (he was also a free agent as of the expiration of his contract on Jan. 14th). That title may have been necessary in order for Graham to come.
or have to miss a game due to a family emergency that Grahm would have to be HC that week? I think Garrett would be a much better option in that scenario
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
How do you know they didn't include "assistant HC" as part of the position he was interviewing for, hence forcing Miami's hand in giving permission? Do you know for sure?
Is just a title. It may get graham recognized more around the league just as bill belichick felt giving joe judge the title of WR coach would elevate his coaching resume.
Jason garrett and Graham will have a lot of input and will have joe judges ear
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
How do you know they didn't include "assistant HC" as part of the position he was interviewing for, hence forcing Miami's hand in giving permission? Do you know for sure?
Why do you think giving him that title would force Miami's hand?
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
The move for Graham from Miami to the Giants was a lateral move. Even with the assistant head coaching title it's not considered a promotion. All coordinators and position coaches are considered lateral move. The only promotion is a HC.
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
The move for Graham from Miami to the Giants was a lateral move. Even with the assistant head coaching title it's not considered a promotion. All coordinators and position coaches are considered lateral move. The only promotion is a HC.
Was this BBI news and/or explanation that I missed? Where did you see/hear that? I thought Asst. HC is a promotion. The rules explicitly state HC is the only "promotion" from OC/DC?
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
The move for Graham from Miami to the Giants was a lateral move. Even with the assistant head coaching title it's not considered a promotion. All coordinators and position coaches are considered lateral move. The only promotion is a HC.
Was this BBI news and/or explanation that I missed? Where did you see/hear that? I thought Asst. HC is a promotion. The rules explicitly state HC is the only "promotion" from OC/DC?
Multiple beat writers have wrote about it. Yes the only promotion is to head coach. Position coach to coordinator isn't a promotion. A coordinator to assistant head coach also isn't a promotion.
You guys like to get hung up on Meaningless titles Â
the league policy for interview request protocol is one thing.
But moving from position coach to OC or OC to OC/ahc carries more responsibility and probably more $$, Whether you call that a promotion or just a better job is just semantics.
the league policy for interview request protocol is one thing.
But moving from position coach to OC or OC to OC/ahc carries more responsibility and probably more $$, Whether you call that a promotion or just a better job is just semantics.
Just pointing out that the NFL doesn't consider it a promotion. So teams don't have to grant interview requests unless it is a promotion to HC.
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
Not anymore. All assistant coaches need permission even if it is for a promotion. Phili blocked Spags from us the year prior to us hiring him as DC.
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
How do you know they didn't include "assistant HC" as part of the position he was interviewing for, hence forcing Miami's hand in giving permission? Do you know for sure?
Jason garrett and Graham will have a lot of input and will have joe judges ear
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
How do you know they didn't include "assistant HC" as part of the position he was interviewing for, hence forcing Miami's hand in giving permission? Do you know for sure?
Why do you think giving him that title would force Miami's hand?
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
The move for Graham from Miami to the Giants was a lateral move. Even with the assistant head coaching title it's not considered a promotion. All coordinators and position coaches are considered lateral move. The only promotion is a HC.
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
The move for Graham from Miami to the Giants was a lateral move. Even with the assistant head coaching title it's not considered a promotion. All coordinators and position coaches are considered lateral move. The only promotion is a HC.
Was this BBI news and/or explanation that I missed? Where did you see/hear that? I thought Asst. HC is a promotion. The rules explicitly state HC is the only "promotion" from OC/DC?
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
The move for Graham from Miami to the Giants was a lateral move. Even with the assistant head coaching title it's not considered a promotion. All coordinators and position coaches are considered lateral move. The only promotion is a HC.
Was this BBI news and/or explanation that I missed? Where did you see/hear that? I thought Asst. HC is a promotion. The rules explicitly state HC is the only "promotion" from OC/DC?
Multiple beat writers have wrote about it. Yes the only promotion is to head coach. Position coach to coordinator isn't a promotion. A coordinator to assistant head coach also isn't a promotion.
But moving from position coach to OC or OC to OC/ahc carries more responsibility and probably more $$, Whether you call that a promotion or just a better job is just semantics.
But moving from position coach to OC or OC to OC/ahc carries more responsibility and probably more $$, Whether you call that a promotion or just a better job is just semantics.
Just pointing out that the NFL doesn't consider it a promotion. So teams don't have to grant interview requests unless it is a promotion to HC.
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had to get the promotion with the lateral move
No he did not. Dolphins granted permission. End of story
Just making sure: you do realize that a team always has to "grant permission" for one of their coaches to be interviewed even if they are interviewing for a HC position? There needs to be a permission granted regardless of the position being interviewed for. So just because the Dolphins "granted permission" doesn't mean anything one way or another. The only point to consider is that if it was for a lateral move the Dolphins would have had a right to deny permission (just as the Bills did with Daboll), but when it's for a "promotion" then they have to grant permission. It's kind of a funny situation when they are basically "forced to grant permission" but that's just how it is.
Not anymore. All assistant coaches need permission even if it is for a promotion. Phili blocked Spags from us the year prior to us hiring him as DC.