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Originally Posted by FRPLG
When Saunders was brought in it was in the middle of several HC openings. He turned down the Oakland job in favor of this job. Gibbs stated in no uncertain terms that he was assuming a more mangerial function seeing as how is President of football OPS and HC. He said Saunders would have complete control of the offense and based on the fact that Saunders turned down a HC job I'd say he was quite sure he indeed would. Saunders is the offense now. Gibbs may say "hey what do you think of this?" but Saunders is the man with the plan.
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I don't think it was very clear what was said of the duties and responsibilities. I don't think they had a clear and defined understanding themselves when he was first hired.
To me, the h-back position disappearing cleared this up for me.