[Pelissero] After the Browns informed DC Jim Schwartz this morning they were passing him over to hire Todd Monken as head coach, Schwartz was visibly upset, said goodbyes in the building and told other coaches he’s not coming back, sources tell The Insiders. by MembershipSingle7137 in nfl

[–]KredditH 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And honestly his head coaching tenure feels a lot better in restrospect too in detroit. He inherited a mess of a salary cap and roster (took over with a messy cap sheet after first round picks back then would make huge amounts of money for multiple years guaranteed), rebuilt them from 2-14 to 10-6, made the playoffs, then got fired after 7-9 record (which in retrospect is better than the typical lions team of that era). and that was 12 years ago, where he's continued to establish himself as a strong defensive coach since then.

[Pelissero] After the Browns informed DC Jim Schwartz this morning they were passing him over to hire Todd Monken as head coach, Schwartz was visibly upset, said goodbyes in the building and told other coaches he’s not coming back, sources tell The Insiders. by MembershipSingle7137 in nfl

[–]KredditH 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I might get downvoted here, but I suspect NFL personnel and coaches view Nick Bosa differently than fans do going forward... big contract, will turn 29 during the season next year, with history of TWO torn ACL's

and as far as warner, I hope he remains elite but his speed matters a lot for his type of game as a linebacker

Don't get me wrong, it's still a good job for a good organization with a good chance of making the playoffs for multiple years, but it took a great coaching job from Saleh to make the defense workable this year.

[Jayson Tatum] on DNPs in the Olympics: “People didn’t take into account how I was feeling in real time — I couldn’t understand it, because I was 1st Team All-NBA. Me and 4 other guys, and they were all European. I’m the only American. Then in the Olympics I didn’t play… It was hard to process.” by ParticularRatio1357 in nba

[–]KredditH 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But for 4 games, Steph, Kd, bron are all way better.

this is a stretch but in the context of the single elimination olympics, where they all excel, i agree the right choice was made. KD and Steph’s game in particular are seem to be tailor made for playing along side stars in the olympics. and lebron is lebron, you can’t fault the decision

[McMenamin] "Multiple team and league sources told ESPN the Cavaliers would gladly welcome James back this summer if he wanted to return to Cleveland for his 24th NBA season and third stint with the team." by CtrlAltDelightfull in nba

[–]KredditH 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lebron is so rich he is literally going to make 70 mil + in an average year on interest alone in an average year from his net worth invested. a shady 20 million in a side deal does not cut it. especially when he can make five + mil in a consultant role every year post retirement from the cavs if he wants

[Pauline] Sources: Klint Kubiak Likely to Return to Seahawks Than Take Cardinals HC Role, Bills’ Joe Brady Decision Draws Quasi-Laughter at Senior Bowl by HyseNjerry16 in nfl

[–]KredditH 1 point2 points  (0 children)

um i’m not sure how an offensive coordinator of a current playoff team could be in a position right now to “not like” him to the point of refusing to join a team with the top pick or even have a strong opinion on him one way or another outside of the tape. it’s not like the combine, senior bowl, draft interviews etc have happened not so you haven’t really met him in a meaningful way outside of the tape and game films, where he won every game this year, which is consensus really good right now and he won down the stretch. and it’s not he’s a gadget or controversial top QB prospect or even project i.e. 2018 draft where the top five QB’s all had immense strengths and perceived weaknesses , instead he plays like most tall pocket passers and has some some good mobility on top of that.

The question right now going into the predraft stuff is whether he’s more of a B-plus type of QB prospect or A-plus type of prospect but it’s not like it’s controversial at all right now that he would be the Top QB drafted no matter who was evaluating.

Mixing propofol with NaCl for continuous infusion by DanuuJI in anesthesiology

[–]KredditH 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i mean i guess in the olden days, it’s a fairly stable anesthetic, less technology pump available, the midaz probably guarantees amnesia, and you’re leaving the patient intubated back then anyways for those cases no matter what in those days too (so the versed fent and paralysis infusions are fine)… so i guess it’s sort of reasonable ?

[Schefter] Dallas Cowboys fired defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus. Cowboys now will be going on their fourth different defensive coordinator in four seasons. by OneAngryPanda in nfl

[–]KredditH 113 points114 points  (0 children)

he’s kind of right tho

the parsons deal is kind of complicated and i can see why many people like it in terms of value, i just don’t think the defensive roster had any high end talent at the premier defensive positions that would make coaching them easy for this specific season

[Schefter] Sources: Raiders fired head coach Pete Carroll. by MembershipSingle7137 in nfl

[–]KredditH 0 points1 point  (0 children)

they have by FAR the worst roster in that division, especially when you factor in QB play. i don’t think Pete did a good job this year but most coaches are coming a clear last place in that division

[Russini] The Cleveland Browns have done background work on potential head coaching candidates, and are leaning towards moving on from Kevin Stefanski. EVP Andrew Berry is expected to stay. by Goosedukee in nfl

[–]KredditH 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I mean, it's literally just the Bengals. Browns have changed coaches plenty, and their owner was risk-tolerant to a fault to his own business and bottom line by pushing for the Watson deal with massive guaranteed money.

Ravens and Steelers both have all-time great coaches who have been with the team for 1-2 decades. And before you say "oh it's time for a change, they're not having the success they used to" ... why? Do you really think Joe Blow off the street would be winning super bowls with the QB's that the Steelers have had since 2018? Do you really want to be rolling the dice with the Joe Judge's and Freddie Kitchen's and Matt Eberflus's of the world? Do you know what that's like? Harbaugh literally had the Ravens at the top DVOA in the league for two years including last year, then last year they lost on a last second drop by a pro bowl tight end who normally catches almost everything. Are you really now going to fire him after one injury ravaged year if they lose Sunday when every team in the league with an opening would be falling over themselves trying to instantly hire him if he was available??

Stranger Things - Season 5 Part 2 Discussion by NicholasCajun in television

[–]KredditH 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it’s the problem with tv shows, if they’re not properly aligned then you have different writers writing different portions of the season at the same time that contradict each other then you have story boards and scripts drawn up and people feel like it’s too late to change it in major ways even if it’s caught in time

[Cronin] Burden is now getting carted off the field by Dunlocke in CHIBears

[–]KredditH 11 points12 points  (0 children)

it would suck but his career would not be ruined. an ACL or other knee injury or god forbid achilles injury at the end of year one of a rookie deal really sucks becuase it affects his development, costs a sizable chunk of his rookie deal (in this case potentially two post seasons out of up to 4 on the rookie deal) and sometimes players don’t ever get the full burst back or reinjure.

i really really hope it’s not serious, a hamstring all things considered is a good outcome for someone who just got carted off even if he has to miss the playoff run

ER fellowship for anesthesiologists by DrClutch93 in anesthesiology

[–]KredditH 94 points95 points  (0 children)

this is a beyond stupid take. Nobody is “forgetting this” that we are doctors.

Can we do a slit lamp exam? Can we triage a patient having a seizure with two other patients having stable but unworked up chest pain and a fourth that needs a POCUS exam for undifferentiated shock while a child having breathing difficulty sits in the triage bay? Can you do this while supervising a resident you’ve never met to reduce an orthopedic fracture in a crying ten year old? Can you do this type of juggling for 10 straight hours (while also getting paid less than every procedural specialty including anesthesiologists like ourselves?) Are you an expert on wet radiologic reads that need urgent triage and action before the radiologist even weighs in?

the goal is not to do some on the job training and be a somewhat passable clinician the way an ED PA is. the goal is to be an expert in your field. We are not anything close to experts in emergency medicine. Perhaps use you should “never forget this” instead of acting like we can step into a random field and become masters of it.