I'm intrigued by Sean Mannion's rapid rise through the coaching ranks 
. It's like he's taking a page from the playbook of experienced coaches and applying it to his own game...of life, I suppose 
. He's had some great mentors in McVay and LaFleur, but can he carve out his own identity? The question is, what's success even mean to him? Is it about winning championships or just the pursuit of excellence for its own sake? 
. It's like he's taking a page from the playbook of experienced coaches and applying it to his own game...of life, I suppose . He's had some great mentors in McVay and LaFleur, but can he carve out his own identity? The question is, what's success even mean to him? Is it about winning championships or just the pursuit of excellence for its own sake? 
nick sirianni says he's the future, but what if he gets blown up by the media or struggles with play-calling? 
What makes him think he can just waltz into Philly and whip up a winning offense on his own? Don't get me wrong, Sirianni seems cool with him, but this is gonna be a total trainwreck if it doesn't work out... 
