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Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
Here is DeCosta's;
[url=http://www.baltimoreravens.com/People/Staff/Player_Personnel/Eric_DeCosta.aspx]Baltimore Ravens | People | Eric DeCosta[/url] |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
Who else were we thinking about?
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Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
Here's one of the others named Bobby Depaul
[url=http://www.chicagobears.com/team/FrontOfficeBio.asp?front_office_id=8]Front Office Bio - Chicago Bears[/url] |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=SBXVII;642424]Here's his bio from Tampa;
[url=http://www.buccaneers.com/team/staffdetail.aspx?staffid=424]Buccaneers.com | Staff[/url][/quote] 8 kids! Wow! |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
We could show Redskins pride and get Dexter Manley for the job. :)
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Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
Dexter Manley is some type of crazy!
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Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
Eric De Costa would be awesome in my eyes.
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Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
DeCosta's not coming
Mark Arteaga is another guy who might be added to the staff |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=12thMan;642277]I think Shanny runs a variation of the WCO, but not the same style as we currently see here now. Also, [B]we can expect more finese and zone blocking along the offesive line.[/B][/quote]If the hire is Shanahan, I hope he brings Alex Gibb to coach the O-line. Theirs was a marriage made in heaven with Denver's devastating zone blocking that enabled many a back to rush for 1000 yards.
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Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=SBXVII;642431]Here's one of the others named Bobby Depaul
[URL="http://www.chicagobears.com/team/FrontOfficeBio.asp?front_office_id=8"]Front Office Bio - Chicago Bears[/URL][/quote]I'd love to see us go after Depaul. He's from Bowie, and got his start in the NFL with the Skins. |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=SmootSmack;642465][B]DeCosta's not coming[/B]
Mark Arteaga is another guy who might be added to the staff[/quote] Lateral move? Can the Ravens block it, even if he wanted to come over? [quote=Paintrain;642343]I don't know that I'd call it a publicity 'stunt' but it probably would be equal parts PR and football. I don't think DeCosta would come over for a lateral position.[/quote] From what I've been told, Williams is definetley qualified for the job. The guy knows how to find good football players and on top of that he appreciates what a great O-Line can do for a teams offense. Not saying that DeCosta doesn't appreciate the O-Line but it looks like he won't be coming here anyway. |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=12thMan;642277]I think Shanny runs a variation of the WCO, but not the same style as we currently see here now. Also, we can expect more finese and zone blocking along the offesive line.[/quote]
Does that mean he doesn't run the 4th and 1 stretch play? |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=SmootSmack;642436]8 kids! Wow![/quote]
When you have money, everyone wants to have your baby. |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=Kalisto2010;642829]When you have money, everyone wants to have your baby.[/quote]
In this case it was one woman. |
Re: Could Doug Williams be next?
[quote=SouperMeister;642522]I'd love to see us go after Depaul. He's from Bowie, and got his start in the NFL with the Skins.[/quote]
I came across this article earlier and Mr. Depaul speaks very highly of M.Brown. It tells what type of man Brown is. Brown worked under Depaul for seven years in Chicago. [I]"I'd work for Morocco any day of the week"[/I] Depaul says This my first time posting a link hope it works. [url=http://www.allbusiness.com/sports-recreation/sports-games-outdoor-recreation/12683379-1.html]A front-office rising star: Some say that the Redskins' Morocco Brown has the tools to be a general manager. | North America > United States from AllBusiness.com[/url] |
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