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Any hot defensive assistants on the Ravens, Jets or Chargers?

SkapePhin

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I am pissed that Butler turned us down. I like the schemes Baltimore and NyJ run. Are there any young assistants on those squads we could get as D-coordinator?
 
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Clarence Brooks was one of six assistant coaches retained by head coach John Harbaugh in 2008. “C.B.” is in his fifth year with the team leading the Ravens’ tough defensive line. Baltimore’s vaunted defense – having finished sixth or better in total defense for six consecutive seasons – ranked second against the pass (179.9 ypg) and third in the NFL in rushing defense (81.4 ypg) in 2008. The Ravens’ defense finished second overall in 2008 (261.1 ypg) and has not permitted a running back to hit the century mark in 35 contests (entering 2009).
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2000-04: (with Miami) Under Brooks as Miami’s DL coach, the Dolphins’ defense recorded at least 44 sacks three times and averaged nearly three sacks a game over a four-year span…The Dolphins finished in the top five in run defense two years straight (2002-03).
2004: DL recorded 28 of 36 sacks…Ranked second in NFL passing defense (162 ypg) and tied for second in the NFL in points allowed per game…Miami executed the second-most three-and-out series (58) in the league.​
2003: Pro Bowl DE Adewale Ogunleye’s 15 sacks and Jason Taylor’s 13 gave Miami the top sack tandem in the NFL…The defense allowed a run average of only 90.8 ypg.​
2002: Miami was second in the AFC and tied for fourth in the NFL with 47 sacks, third-highest total in club history…The DL accounted for for 41.5, including 18.5 by Taylor and 9.5 by Ogunleye, making them the most productive sack tandem in the NFL…Taylor’s total led the league and tied a franchise single-season record…Dolphins tied for fifth in the NFL in run defense (97.1 ypg).​
2000: DEs Trace Armstrong and Taylor combined for 31 sacks, ranking the duo first in Dolphins history and first in the NFL
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I was looking the other day on the play-off teams coaching rosters to see who else we might go for, Brooks was about the only name that popped out. But he probably wouldn't want to come back after doing so well and getting fired.
Campo may be the only other one.
As a side note, it's surprising how young the staff of the Chargers is.
 
All I know is my wish list includes someone young, full of energy, and bad intentions for opposing QB's
 
PFW says that MIA is looking for someone who is a LB specialist primarily.
 
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