The Coaching Change Thread

[SickwithIt1010]

Originally Posted by broth223

What the hell does Todd Bowles have to do to get a DC job?

Coach the secondary for a year in Philly?

[nobodyinparticular]

Originally Posted by broth223

What the hell does Todd Bowles have to do to get a DC job?

Originally Posted by SickwithIt1010

Coach the secondary for a year in Philly?

This was my thought.

Bowles just got a DC job, it's just for 2013. In Philly.

[SickwithIt1010]

Originally Posted by nobodyinparticular

This was my thought.

Bowles just got a DC job, it's just for 2013. In Philly.

Was my exact thinking in that post lol.

[asdf1223]

Greg Knapp may be back to Oakland. Advance apologies Raiders fans if he gets hired again.

[H.O.O.D]

Originally Posted by nobodyinparticular

This was my thought.

Bowles just got a DC job, it's just for 2013. In Philly.

Bowles will be a DC in 2013, but it won't be in Philly. He'll follow Mornhinweg to either Buffalo, Minnesota or Arizona next season.

[A Perfect Score]

Originally Posted by H.O.O.D

Bowles will be a DC in 2013, but it won't be in Philly. He'll follow Mornhinweg to either Buffalo, Minnesota or Arizona next season.

Chan Gailey isn't going anywhere for a few seasons, methinks. He's made dramatic improvements to that Buffalo team so far, and he has a plan in place. I don't think they'll out him until he's had a chance to bring that full circle. I believe in Chan Gailey, I think he's got an offensive system that works, and that defense has some pieces on it. Too bad they couldn't retain Poz though, he's what that team needs inside.

[Jughead10]

Originally Posted by H.O.O.D

Bowles will be a DC in 2013, but it won't be in Philly. He'll follow Mornhinweg to either Buffalo, Minnesota or Arizona next season.

Has Mornhinweg even received a sniff of an interview about becoming a head coach again?

[nobodyinparticular]

Originally Posted by Jughead10

Has Mornhinweg even received a sniff of an interview about becoming a head coach again?

Yeah, with the Raiders this year. I don't think he was a strong candidate though.

[SuperMcGee]

Originally Posted by A Perfect Score

Chan Gailey isn't going anywhere for a few seasons, methinks. He's made dramatic improvements to that Buffalo team so far, and he has a plan in place. I don't think they'll out him until he's had a chance to bring that full circle. I believe in Chan Gailey, I think he's got an offensive system that works, and that defense has some pieces on it. Too bad they couldn't retain Poz though, he's what that team needs inside.

When you lose 8 of your last 9, I think there has to be job security questions going into the next season. Carrying over that type of performance would be inexcusable.

I have pretty big concerns with the offense after the second half of the season, especially when it looks like they could be losing talent rather than adding it. It needs talent at wide receiver if there's going to be continued success, and plenty of good Fitz. The passing schemes were underwhelming and easily defended at a pretty early point in the season. The line and running game were fantastic, but the passing game needs to be reliable for the team to go places.

Poz would be alright, but it's still the nonexistent pass rush that's holding the defense back the most. Sheppard and Barnett are decent pieces at LB. Shepp will be in the middle in our return to base 4-3. We still need another guy outside along with an end (or three) and another corner. Just give me somebody that can get into the backfield to play next to Williams and Dareus.

[Jughead10]

Originally Posted by nobodyinparticular

Yeah, with the Raiders this year. I don't think he was a strong candidate though.

I think this just further strengthens my point.

[Menardo75]

Originally Posted by asdf1223

Greg Knapp may be back to Oakland. Advance apologies Raiders fans if he gets hired again.

Lol have fun with that 3rd down draws to the fullback FTW!

[nobodyinparticular]

Originally Posted by Menardo75

Lol have fun with that 3rd down draws to the fullback FTW!

That might not be a bad idea with Marcel Reece. ;-)

[Hines]

Todd Haley has/is interviewing for the job today. If he gets the job, I wonder who he gets in a screaming match first with.

[BeerBaron]

Originally Posted by Hines

Todd Haley has/is interviewing for the job today. If he gets the job, I wonder who he gets in a screaming match first with.

Always the QB, so Ben. Ben will pull one of his Hulk moves, throwing off two defenders and dragging two more behind him while he side arms a ball to Heath Miller for a crucial first down (which are the only plays Heath Miller knows how to make.)

Then Haley will scream at him because it wasn't the play he called or something...

[Hines]

Originally Posted by BeerBaron

Always the QB, so Ben. Ben will pull one of his Hulk moves, throwing off two defenders and dragging two more behind him while he side arms a ball to Heath Miller for a crucial first down (which are the only plays Heath Miller knows how to make.)

Then Haley will scream at him because it wasn't the play he called or something...

Didn't he get in an argument with Q and TO? I'd like to see him and Hines go at it if Hines does come back. But that means if Hines even plays.

[ATLDirtyBirds]

Originally Posted by Hines

Todd Haley has/is interviewing for the job today. If he gets the job, I wonder who he gets in a screaming match first with.

I'd hate to play for Haley so much. Coaches who just constantly scream are annoying as ****.

[ArkyRamsFan]

Originally Posted by SuperMcgee

When you lose 8 of your last 9, I think there has to be job security questions going into the next season. Carrying over that type of performance would be inexcusable.

I have pretty big concerns with the offense after the second half of the season, especially when it looks like they could be losing talent rather than adding it. It needs talent at wide receiver if there's going to be continued success, and plenty of good Fitz. The passing schemes were underwhelming and easily defended at a pretty early point in the season. The line and running game were fantastic, but the passing game needs to be reliable for the team to go places.

Poz would be alright, but it's still the nonexistent pass rush that's holding the defense back the most. Sheppard and Barnett are decent pieces at LB. Shepp will be in the middle in our return to base 4-3. We still need another guy outside along with an end (or three) and another corner. Just give me somebody that can get into the backfield to play next to Williams and Dareus.

What about Alex Carrington? How has he been doing?

[Damix]

Originally Posted by SuperMcgee

When you lose 8 of your last 9, I think there has to be job security questions going into the next season. Carrying over that type of performance would be inexcusable.

I have pretty big concerns with the offense after the second half of the season, especially when it looks like they could be losing talent rather than adding it. It needs talent at wide receiver if there's going to be continued success, and plenty of good Fitz. The passing schemes were underwhelming and easily defended at a pretty early point in the season. The line and running game were fantastic, but the passing game needs to be reliable for the team to go places.

Poz would be alright, but it's still the nonexistent pass rush that's holding the defense back the most. Sheppard and Barnett are decent pieces at LB. Shepp will be in the middle in our return to base 4-3. We still need another guy outside along with an end (or three) and another corner. Just give me somebody that can get into the backfield to play next to Williams and Dareus.

I feel like Osi actually would be a decent fit here.

[SuperMcGee]

Originally Posted by ArkyRamsFan

What about Alex Carrington? How has he been doing?

He bulked up to prototypical size to play end, but the coaches were fascinated with standing him up and he often split reps between linebacker and end, usually playing with his hand down in games. He had a couple of notable plays, but had a pretty quiet year rotating in. Was not always as strong as he had to be. Teams liked to test running at him, especially when there was a makeshift linebacker lined up beside him after injuries started to take hold. Best quality has been getting his arms up. Couple of blocks and he's gotten hands on some passes, as well.

[Vox Populi]

Originally Posted by ArkyRamsFan

What about Alex Carrington? How has he been doing?

Rotational role player at best so far. Hasn't made much of an impact at all and will probably have even less playing time next year with a switch to a 4-3 unless he makes a pretty big leap over the off season and training camp since he doesn't really fit in very well outside of situational packages considering Dareus and Williams will be ahead of him in every situation at DT, not to mention that Spencer Johnson is a better pass rusher for the position, and Dwan Edwards is a better run stuffer if both of them are back again next year, and I'm not convinced he can be an effective LDE outside of obvious rushing situations.

[Splat]

Originally Posted by Hines

Todd Haley has/is interviewing for the job today. If he gets the job, I wonder who he gets in a screaming match first with.

It will be a WR.

[H.O.O.D]

Originally Posted by Hines

Todd Haley has/is interviewing for the job today. If he gets the job, I wonder who he gets in a screaming match first with.

Omar Epps.

[Splat]

http://rotoworld.com/

Former Chiefs offensive coordinator Bill Muir has retired.

Muir was informed he wouldn't return as coach Romeo Crennel's coordinator, and was apparently unwilling to accept the demotion to offensive line coach.

[T-RICH49]

Originally Posted by Splat

http://rotoworld.com/

however in the middle of making statement Muir fell asleep and had to be repeatedly woken up to finish his statement

[Pat Sims 90]

Rod Woodson is front runner for the Bengals DB coach.