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[quote=Chico23231;1052494]Just in watching SF vs Seattle, I like Seattle design/playcall much better.[/quote]

I 100% agree. I don't feel like SF does anything special on offense. While both teams have stout defenses that help their offenses produce points I like what Bevell has done more than Roman. With Bill O'Brein off the table I think Bevell is next up on Daseal's coaching desires.

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[quote=Chico23231;1052501][url=http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/12/31/redskins-to-interview-sean-mcdermott-this-weekend/]Redskins to interview Sean McDermott this weekend | ProFootballTalk[/url][/quote]

I like that Bruce is interviewing young candidates. I hope that Dan Snyder remembers to look at their teeth and hooves.

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Anyone have anything against Wisenhunt? I'm curious why people wouldn't wan't him as the next HC. His track record is impressive.

[QUOTE=Mechanix544;1052496]Head Coach - Mark Rypien

Offensive Coordinator - Art Monk

Defensive Coordinator - Charles Mann

DB coach - Darrell Green

DLine coach - Dexter Manley

WR coach - Gary Clark

OL coach - Lachey

LB coach - Wilbur Marshall

RB coach - Earnest Byner

QB coach - Doug Williams



Hows that sound?[/QUOTE]

You forgot Mike Nelms as STC

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[quote=Bucket;1052518]Anyone have anything against Wisenhunt? I'm curious why people wouldn't wan't him as the next HC. His track record is impressive.[/quote]

45-51 record... he's a 'meh' guy to me.

What exactly is impressive about him? I'm willing to listen.

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[quote=Chico23231;1052501][url=http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/12/31/redskins-to-interview-sean-mcdermott-this-weekend/]Redskins to interview Sean McDermott this weekend | ProFootballTalk[/url][/quote]

Sounds like a puppet type of hire.

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[quote=Chico23231;1052494]Just in watching SF vs Seattle, I like Seattle design/playcall much better.[/quote]

I like the fact that Roman has worked with Andrew Luck at Stanford, I suppose the same can be said about Bevell and Wilson.

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[quote=Bucket;1052518]Anyone have anything against Wisenhunt? I'm curious why people wouldn't wan't him as the next HC. His track record is impressive.[/quote]

He's arguably the most qualified guy available after Lovie. What he's done with the Chargers offense is more impressive than Seattle, SF or cinci.

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[quote=Mattyk;1052520]45-51 record... he's a 'meh' guy to me.

What exactly is impressive about him? I'm willing to listen.[/quote]

Seems like when he has talent to work with especially at QB (Warner, now Rivers) the results are impressive. I'm of the mindset previous HC experience is really valuable.

Didn't most of those losses rack up when Warner retired??

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[quote=The Goat;1052534]Seems like when he has talent to work with especially at QB (Warner, now Rivers) the results are impressive. I'm of the mindset previous HC experience is really valuable.

Didn't most of those losses rack up when Warner retired??[/quote]

Yeah, most coaches tend to have success when they have high quality QBs to work with.

With Warner he was 24-19, without him he was 21-32.

[QUOTE=Mattyk;1052552]Yeah, most coaches tend to have success when they have high quality QBs to work with.

With Warner he was 24-19, without him he was 21-32.[/QUOTE]

Thats why Gibbs is the greatest.

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[quote=Mattyk;1052552]Yeah, most coaches tend to have success when they have high quality QBs to work with.

With Warner he was 24-19, without him he was 21-32.[/quote]

I don't like that his running game has mostly sucked. I have a feeling his scheme is part of the story.

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[quote=The Goat;1052521]Sounds like a puppet type of hire.[/quote]

well Pinocchio has just left the building

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According to Ian Rapaport, we will interview Darrell Bevell

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Russ Grimm!!!!!! Russ Grimm !!!!!

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[quote=EARTHQUAKE2689;1052584]According to Ian Rapaport, we will interview Darrell Bevell[/quote]

Huzzah!

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Any thoughts on Allen stressing, "the value of time, because in the NFL right now time is really, really critical to manage.”

Was this a weakness of MS? Was he just talking and this part just filler?

It seems like an odd comment, I mean, time management is important in any job, and certainly the NFL, but isn't that like a basic requirement for a HC?

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Bill O'Brien is the man we need to hire!
O'Brien,Lovie,Bevell,Jay Gruden,Wisenhunt

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fuck it, just bring in chris cooley in some sort of capacity. Smart and a fan favorite. Seems like he would be good in the scouting department, or some sort of front office gig.

So, besides the coaching search, any news of any fires in the front office staff? Ive heard that crew is pretty toxic, and replacing, if only a few of them, could do nothing but help from what Ive heard.......

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If we don't get Bevell, I really like the idea of Art Briles. Something tells me with the right support staff, he could get it done in a big way. Just my personal opinion.

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[quote=Mechanix544;1052611]If we don't get Bevell, I really like the idea of Art Briles. Something tells me with the right support staff, he could get it done in a big way. Just my personal opinion.[/quote]

Can't agree to that. Coordinators with years of nfl experience who become Head coaches often don't pan out. How is a guy with no nfl experience going to handle that? Give me a bevel or McDermott. Someone who has nfl experience and has been successful as a coordinator.

[QUOTE=EARTHQUAKE2689;1052584]According to Ian Rapaport, we will interview Darrell Bevell[/QUOTE]

Go Skins ... Its your birthday

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Seriously, can we get Bevell, a good 4-3 coordinator, and some f*cking help on special teams. P.S. apparently some teams are looking at Tom Cable. What do you all think of (not sure if this is allowed given his Assistant Head Coach title) Bevell bringing in Tom Cable as OC?

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Cable as OL coach, sure. Pass as OC.

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[quote=Mattyk;1052626]Cable as OL coach, sure. Pass as OC.[/quote]

He is already an OL coach. Bevell would really be the OC/HC. Cable would be OC in name and run the new HOGS.

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If Bevell becomes HC here (not sure if the interest is mutual or if he'd rather go to another team) who do you bring in as DC?

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[quote=mooby;1052628]If Bevell becomes HC here (not sure if the interest is mutual or if he'd rather go to another team) who do you bring in as DC?[/quote]

As bad as our D has been, I'd say we need Gen. Colin Powell.

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[url=http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10222200/kevin-sumlin-declining-nfl-interview-requests-stay-texas-aggies]Kevin Sumlin declining NFL interview requests to stay with Texas A&M Aggies - ESPN[/url]

Pretty sure nobody here was hoping for Sumlin, but it appears the feeling is mutual.

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I don't get the love for Bevelle. Have watched almost every Hawks game this season as my better half is a longtime fan and gotten back on the wagon, and we went to the game Sunday where they battered the Rams. It's Seattle's defense winning games. I still think Wilson is a stud (and Lynch) but there's nothing special about the offensive scheme.

So I guess we could go after Seattle's DC, but why over Lovie or Williams who already has ring as DC? I'm not getting excitement over most of the coordinators actually. Pretty limited track records and nothing that screams leadership qualities you want in an HC.

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I'm also in the 'eh' camp on Bevell. His offenses have never jumped off the screen to me. Wilson makes a ton of plays, Lynch makes a ton of plays, other than that I don't see anything special about his scheme or playcalling. Gruden shows a lot more imaginiation and diversity in scheme but I get the strong feeling he doesn't want to come here.

With the McDermott interview, which is interesting, it does raise the thought of HC-McDermott, OC-Chudzinski.

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Remind me who's Mcdermit?

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[quote=The Goat;1052645]Remind me who's Mcdermit?[/quote]

Sean McDermott, Panthers D coordinator.. Allen will interview him Saturday in Charlotte.

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Yeah, both these candidates seem fairly pedestrian to me. Are any other teams even talking to them? Are they the only ones who have picked up the phone?

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[quote=The Goat;1052645]Remind me who's Mcdermit?[/quote]

Goerge dickle says he's a alright d cord

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Bevell is a hot name. Connected to multiple jobs. McDermott put together a terrible defense in Philly just a couple of years ago. No to him.

Is there any interest in Gregg Williams from the team?

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I know Bevell will be a hot name this year, he was last year too. Only thing I remember about McDermott was him being Jim Johnson's replacement in Philly a couple years ago, and he was shitty enough at it to be replaced after 1 season. Not exactly an inspiring candidate for me, although the Panthers d is decent I suppose.

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Danny smith.

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[quote=Paintrain;1052641]I'm also in the 'eh' camp on Bevell. His offenses have never jumped off the screen to me. Wilson makes a ton of plays, Lynch makes a ton of plays, other than that I don't see anything special about his scheme or playcalling. Gruden shows a lot more imaginiation and diversity in scheme but [B]I get the strong feeling he doesn't want to come here.[/B]
With the McDermott interview, which is interesting, it does raise the thought of HC-McDermott, OC-Chudzinski.[/quote]

What have you heard about Jay Gruden that gives you that feeling?

I hope that's not the case because I like to see him take an interview with the Skins. He seems to be one of the better HC candidates.

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More of a small town guy, may not embrace the DC "scene", low profile-low drama. Also if it was such a perfect fit, especially with the Allen ties, it seems like we would have moved quicker to interview him. I could be off but its just a sense.

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[quote=Paintrain;1052664]More of a small town guy, may not embrace the DC "scene", low profile-low drama. Also if it was such a perfect fit, especially with the Allen ties, it seems like we would have moved quicker to interview him. I could be off but its just a sense.[/quote]

He is a small town guy, and his preference would not be DC but there are only so many HC jobs and he feels he's ready. So I wouldn't shut the door on him being our HC quite yet. I think he's the odds on favorite personally

Also, he can't be interviewed before next week because the Bengals have a game this weekend