Pick Your Next Redskins Head Coach

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Skinsfanatic

Bevell. We can find a good DC (I say Greg Williams for 4-3, Wade Phillips if we stay 3-4). We will be defined by our offense (RG3 is the face of this franchise). Bevell runs the type of offense we need to run. Run heavy with a dynamic quarterback.

And, if you are one of those people who believes RG3 is a headcase, you should want him even more. He (as OC of the Vikings) was behind Brett Favre's best year even while Brett was a sideshow attraction.

Let's keep the 3-4. When its good its a way better play making D than 4-3. And I like your idea as W. Phillips for D-coordinator. He seems solid there and he definitely knows our division well.

I could get down with Jay Guden, the OC of his choice, and Phillips.

[SFREDSKIN]

Gruden wanted Dalton over Kaep:

Mike Brown wanted Colin Kaepernick over Andy Dalton - NFL.com

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Gruden wanted Dalton over Kaep:

Mike Brown wanted Colin Kaepernick over Andy Dalton - NFL.com

Eh to me they are about the same, CK is maybe a little better but he's more of a runner than a passer

[Daseal]

I'm a bit interested. A lot of the defensive names the skins have been tied to are 4-3 type guys. Do you forsee us moving back to the 4-3? Personally, I think it would work better for us. I believe we have better fitting personnel for ther 4-3 right now. I'd like to see Orakpo and Kerrigan with their hand in the dirt and it makes ILB less of an immediate need with Riley playing well.

[skinsguy]

My thoughts are that any interview with NFC East candidates (present and former) (Fewell, Bisaccia, McDermott) is mostly just an informational purposes type of interview. That is, to find out how division rival teams scout the 'skins. From what I have read, this is a practice that many teams, who are looking to replace their head coach, will do during the interview process. I recognize that I could be very wrong on this, but if that's the case, I wouldn't put too much stock into the interviews with the above mentioned names.

Do we need to read into anything as to the exclusion of Ken Whisenhunt's name on this thread's poll or is he still a realistic possibility for Washington?

I'm thinking in terms of the top three - 1. Darrell Bevell 2. Jay Gruden 3. Jim Caldwell. That's who I think the front office wants to narrow the search down to - with James Franklin being the "dark horse" candidate. While I know people will point to that one really bad season in Indy for Caldwell, I think he's a great choice.

[SmootSmack]

Added Greg Roman. I know some of you have already voted, but didn't want to start a new thread.

[SmootSmack]

No request for Shurmur at this time

[Chico23231]

The Search For The Next Redskins Head Coach: Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Coordinator Jay Gruden

Just want to post this again from yesterday's thread. If you didnt see it, check it out. In depth look at Jay Gruden's offense and concepts. Excellent breakdown.

[KI Skins Fan]

I think that Greg Roman has the right stuff to be an NFL Head Coach. I feel the same way about Perry Fewell but I prefer a HC with an offensive background.

[skinsfaninok]

I voted for Roman

[SmootSmack]

Just added Ken Whisenhunt

[WaldSkins]

I vote for Pep Hamilton

[NoPressureNoDiamonds]

My vote goes to Jay Gruden.

[CrustyRedskin]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

I vote for Pep Hamilton

Difficult choice for a guy like that, do you ride that stud for the next 12+ years or do you try to break off on your own??? Id ride that pony to a few rings before making the leap.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by CrustyRedskin

Difficult choice for a guy like that, do you ride that stud for the next 12+ years or do you try to break off on your own??? Id ride that pony to a few rings before making the leap.

Did you forget about the big money HC's make?