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According to this Sports Illustrated article by Ross Dellenger, head coach Ed Orgeron found out that former passing game coordinator Joe Brady was leaving the staff just one day after the National Championship "from somebody else."

Orgeron reportedly expected Brady to remain on the staff after he signed a memorandum of agreement, but that wasn't the case.
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This is a point of contention in Baton Rouge. Orgeron expected Brady to remain on staff. The 30-year-old had even signed a memorandum of agreement, a document binding him to a contract with the school. But it also included a clause allowing him to leave for a college head coaching job or the pro ranks. A day after the national championship win over Clemson, Orgeron learned of Brady’s departure while on the 90-minute bus ride from the championship site, New Orleans, to Baton Rouge. “I found out from somebody else that it was going on,” Orgeron says in an interview in his office in March.
Brady is now the offensive coordinator for the Carolina Panthers.
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Man y’all sound like a bunch of nerdy virgins that just got broke up with. Who gives a shite. Wish him the best!
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Time will tell with Brady. He was always going to be an nfl guy. That said I find it hilarious that he went to a rival of the Saints, and that team in desperation to copy the Saints signed Bridgewater since he knows the system. In the end, I think Burrow gets way less credit for the turn around the. He deserves while Brady gets way too much. Both were great but neither has the success of last year without the other. Also, I think the change in philosophy was the bigger deal moreso than genius game plans from Brady.
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True but Brady did not have the balls to stand up and say it in public not say it to Orgerons face. When you put your two weeks notice in at your job or any job, you talk to them face to face to let them know your plans how much you enjoyed your time and plans to do going forward. Brady did not have the balls to do any of that sort. Yah I get it, going to the NFL for maybe more $$ and did not like recruiting but you can man up and say that to the head coaches face and say your intentions in public like everyone else
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Brady will be coaching at bama in 3 years
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Nah, daybow shaweenie is their coach in waiting.
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Keep in mind "droppings" is half of the name of this page and like many tabloids plays on the emotions of fickle fans. NO ONE expected Brady to stay at LSU if the NFL came calling. That's why it was in Brady's agreement clause. LSU couldn't match the salary he was offered. This story is a big NOTHING BURGER, served cold, with wilted lettuce! Personally, I'm grateful Brady was at LSU one year. We wouldn't have won a Naty without him.
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Brady changed the offensive culture at LSU and will likely never get the credit that deserves if we continue to be a top 5/ top 10 program. That was the most frustrating part of the Canada hire/ fire, but Brady saved the day.
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Lol tigerdroppings is in no way a tabloid, what a stupid comment. Nothing but actual, confirmed news is posted on the front page
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Come on Ed. Stop this shite. Be happy for what the guy did for us and keep this shite out of the media. Bad look.
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I don’t think it’s the fact that Brady left after one year that is in question it’s that Brady didn’t tell O personally that he was leaving.
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Maybe you missed the part where it says that he said this back in March.
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He took what he felt was a better job after leaving LSU better. He had my respect and well wishes
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Loyalty is a lost art
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Lol you ducking hypocrite. If we would have scored 18 ppg you would have called for his head. Guy did what was best for him. Don’t act like a woman.
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Whatever
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The panthers are going to suck
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At this point, I couldn't really care less.
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Brady worked the chain of command. He told his boss, Steve Ensminger, and Steve told CEO. I am guessing and do not know who told CEO.
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That’s the same thing Dan Enos did to Saban. That is not professional at all imho and Brady owes O and LSU a ton of gratitude for putting his name on the elite map. Bad optics man.
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Brady won gumbO a national championship, I'd say the debt has been paid in full LOL
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The narrative is in motion to hate another coach. Saban, Miles, and Brady is next. LSU fans sure don’t appreciate their national championship winning coaches. Orgeron better keep on delivering or he’s next.
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As long as the man didn't go to Bama or the Falcons, I'm good but to the same division as SEAN PAYTON is kinda foul.
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Should’ve been handled better but pretty meaningless in the larger scheme of things.
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It’s not like Brady went to be o-c at Alabama. He went to the pros. And it’s not like he left the day before the season ended. Good opportunity for him. My problem is Orgeron talking about it makes him look petty and small. Thank the man and wish him well.
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Yes but he went to the NFC South. Orgeron talking about because Brady should've told him like a man.
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@brew - I mean, it was broke to O on the bus ride back from the NC game. I'm sure Brady thought he had more time than what ended up being less than 24 hours. I can't fault Brady for this. Now, if it had been a few weeks, maybe you could have blamed Brady for being a dick, but less than 24 hours after the NC and probably right when Brady officially took the job, na I can't blame him for that.
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Not true. You would have to know and understand how the question was brought up by the reporter or interviewer... CEO is a stand up guy.....
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Brady seems to want to be "the brains behind the operation" and not looking to make it about him... I could see Joey Freshwater down at Ole Piss handle this completely different... Oh, wait, he's done that already and imo it cost bama the game. I can imagine a scenario where Brady wanted to wait to tell Coach O himself, in good time, but probably thinking he had more than a few minutes after the Natty to handle that business. I am just thankful that it was not a distraction before the game.
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Good. That means Joe Brady caused zero distractions before the national title and then his offense brought it home for us.
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Like when Mullen took the Miss St HC job. Meyer had no clue. A reporter ask him about it in a presser. Meyer laughed at the reporter and told him it was a ridiculous question.
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It's a dog eat dog profession, you have to look out for #1, because nobody else is. Brady may have not even wanted the Carolina job, but may have felt pressure not to turn it down, for fear of being pigeonholed into being thought of as a College guy by NFL front offices.
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