Who's your pick's for next HC, DC and OC?

[mbedner3420]

Why not a one year extension and have him resuffle the coaching staff and give aj smith more input with regard to personnel decisions and collaboration

[BaltimoreSkins]

How about Greg Roman?

[skinsfaninok]

SF and I have been high on Roman for a while

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

SF and I have been high on Roman for a while

They have a lot of good coaches in the wings. I think if we don't grab them then someone else will. I just don't want a retread situation.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

They have a lot of good coaches in the wings. I think if we don't grab them then someone else will. I just don't want a retread situation.

yeah I say no to Gruden or cowher

jerry or jerruh jones once said "No super bowl winning coach has ever won a SB with more than 1 team as a HC"

[Bucket]

Only coach I would consider taking over for Shanahan is Briles

[skinsfaninok]

I don't want a college coach , historically they don't work out. Has he ever coached in the NFL?

[Bucket]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I don't want a college coach , historically they don't work out. Has he ever coached in the NFL?

Historically a lot of college coaches do work out. It's about finding the right one. The guy averages over 700 yards of offense a game in college and was RG3 Head Coach.

Here is a nice article on him about his playbooks.

ESPN NCAAF Briles' offense built around each QB

Not every college coach is Spurrier.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Bucket

Historically a lot of college coaches do work out. It's about finding the right one. The guy averages over 700 yards of offense a game in college and was RG3 Head Coach.

Here is a nice article on him about his playbooks.

ESPN NCAAF Briles' offense built around each QB

Not every college coach is Spurrier.

I mean strictly college coaches meaning no NFL exp before. Who has worked out besides JJ?

[skinsfaninok]

NTM Briles is almost 60, we need a young gun in here

[Bucket]

I guess i'll never get the obsession over "young guns" people thrive for. If the coach can coach.. Who cares his age? He's not going out and catching passes.

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by Bucket

I guess i'll never get the obsession over "young guns" people thrive for. If the coach can coach.. Who cares his age? He's not going out and catching passes.

Well, it's a simple as this. Let's say you have two head coaches, one in his early 30's, the other in his early 60's. Let's say both have the same amount of success in their first five years of coaching the Redskins - both are able to bring a Super Bowl championship to Washington. The coach in his early 30's wants to coach until he hits retirement age, the other the same. Which one do you want? Do you want a coach who's going to coach for a few years and retire, or the one who could possibly be successfully coaching your team for the next 30 years? I think about how great it would be to even have a championship coach for a ten year tenure, but could you imagine one being a championship coach for 30 years? It would justify the last 22 years of suckiness we've had to endure.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

Well, it's a simple as this. Let's say you have two head coaches, one in his early 30's, the other in his early 60's. Let's say both have the same amount of success in their first five years of coaching the Redskins - both are able to bring a Super Bowl championship to Washington. The coach in his early 30's wants to coach until he hits retirement age, the other the same. Which one do you want? Do you want a coach who's going to coach for a few years and retire, or the one who could possibly be successfully coaching your team for the next 30 years? I think about how great it would be to even have a championship coach for a ten year tenure, but could you imagine one being a championship coach for 30 years? It would justify the last 22 years of suckiness we've had to endure.

I think we all just want a coach that knows how to win games in todays NFL consistently. That is why coordinators from winning teams are always so highly valuable... They know what it takes to win.

[skinsfaninok]

true but teams lately seem to be thriving under younger coaches,

PITT, BAL , SF etc.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

true but teams lately seem to be thriving under younger coaches,

PITT, BAL , SF etc.

In each of those situation, the coach inherited a team that wasn't a complete mess and had talent. Had any of the Harbaugh's inherited this mess, I assure you they wouldn't have had the same results.