Well for one if the argument is wanting an experience OC he doesn't have much experience. Not that that's a deal breaker, but I'm not a fan of banking an offense on a guy whose been Rex Ryan's top deputy on offense
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Well for one if the argument is wanting an experience OC he doesn't have much experience. Not that that's a deal breaker, but I'm not a fan of banking an offense on a guy whose been Rex Ryan's top deputy on offense
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Look at his record too...Lol!
Points to a former HC that doesn't know when to pass, when to run, how to manage a game etc.
Give me a proven winner anyday.
A proven winner tend to keep his job.
Proven in college level is not proven in pro level.
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There is no one out there currently like Kyle S, McVay, or LaFleur out there.
Initially, my thought was D Bevell who was the OC for a young Russ Wilson
Then, I stumbled on this thread. I like the idea of AL succeeding Gailey
Initially, my thought was D Bevell who was the OC for a young Russ Wilson
Then, I stumbled on this thread. I like the idea of AL succeeding Gailey
hoops
Tua time!
i forgot about the clock management. You are right absolutely dreadful
I would love to hire someone from the Shanahan tree or Sean Payton tree of coaches.
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I'd love for Lynn to be the OC
Has he called plays before? I’m seriously asking.
aquaman54
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Yes!!! Go Get’em!!!
Lynn Would be an excellent hire.
To answer my own question, I think he may have called plays during his time with Buffalo after Rex Ryan got fired and he was elevated from RBs Coach to Interim OC/HC. Don’t remember how he did but he got hired by the Chargers that offseason
What has Anthony Lynn done that merits him being considered for the offensive coordinator job? I feel that it would be a big mistake. Nice guy, but bad coach.
Nah.
Whats age got to do with it?