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Bruce Arians said Antwaan Randle El interviewed for a position with the Eagles. He said Amos Jones may interview with the Giants. Otherwise, his staff is intact.
Art Stapleton
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Interesting. Amos Jones will always be linked to Joe Judge, considering he gave him his first job, so maybe the Giants’ staff isn’t complete after all.
Maybe Jones is considering joining Judge in an advisory role. Would certainly be a trusted sounding board
Jones is the assistant ST coordinator with the Bucs. He was also the ST coordinator and LBs coach at Mississippi State when Judge was a grad assistant there.
Jones is the assistant ST coordinator with the Bucs. He was also the ST coordinator and LBs coach at Mississippi State when Judge was a grad assistant there.
question, if they are so close, what's the point of the interview? Wouldn't Judge know Jones coaching acumen, style etc?
Interviews go both ways, right?
No disrespect but what does this mean? If they are close then... their knowledge of each other "goes both ways". What's the need for a formal interview?
and their qualifications. Judge and Jones may need to discuss specifically what Judge is looking for and what the role/responsibilities are. Just because they know each other doesn't mean it's just an up/down decision on whether they want to work together.
and their qualifications. Judge and Jones may need to discuss specifically what Judge is looking for and what the role/responsibilities are. Just because they know each other doesn't mean it's just an up/down decision on whether they want to work together.
Yes this is what I meant by an interview goes both ways.
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Interesting. Amos Jones will always be linked to Joe Judge, considering he gave him his first job, so maybe the Giants’ staff isn’t complete after all.
Maybe Jones is considering joining Judge in an advisory role. Would certainly be a trusted sounding board
So maybe Joe Judge's staff isn't complete?
Jones is the assistant ST coordinator with the Bucs. He was also the ST coordinator and LBs coach at Mississippi State when Judge was a grad assistant there.
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So maybe Joe Judge's staff isn't complete?
Jones is the assistant ST coordinator with the Bucs. He was also the ST coordinator and LBs coach at Mississippi State when Judge was a grad assistant there.
NOOOO. NOT TOM QUINN!
A free dinner on the Giants account?
Interviews go both ways, right?
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question, if they are so close, what's the point of the interview? Wouldn't Judge know Jones coaching acumen, style etc?
Interviews go both ways, right?
No disrespect but what does this mean? If they are close then... their knowledge of each other "goes both ways". What's the need for a formal interview?
Yes this is what I meant by an interview goes both ways.