Coaching Changes

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

Smoot what's the word on Raheem Morris's visit?

No new info. Met with us, met with the Vikings. May have a couple more interviews lined up.

[MTK]

Josh McDaniels expected to join Patriots staff immediately | ProFootballTalk

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Josh McDaniels expected to join Patriots staff immediately | ProFootballTalk

No shock here.. I actually think he's a damn good Offensive coach

[SmootSmack]

KC still in play for McD

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

KC still in play for McD

Nope, Crennel will be named the new coach.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Nope, Crennel will be named the new coach.

For offensive coordinator I meant

[skinsfaninok]

Jeff Fisher, St. Louis Rams' Sam Bradford meeting Sunday, source says - ESPN

[skinsfaninok]

https://twitter.com/#!/McClain_on_NF...95752244965377

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

https://twitter.com/#!/McClain_on_NF...95752244965377

Why are idiots still considering Wade Phillips for a head coaching position? Wade Phillips and Norv Turner should never ever ever be allowed to be head coaches again. (at least in the NFL) They are two of the best guys at their respective coordinator positions but absolutely suck balls as a head coach.

[SBXVII]

Somewhere Green's name came up as who we should hire to coach up the DB's. Could there now be some real interest?

Could Darrell Green be Coming Back to the Redskins?

Apparently, Green became disgusted with the lackluster play and as in his words, ‘I think that I can help’.

Green recently went on to his Twitter page and stated that he would be willing to help coach the secondary after watching the season ending loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

“I am starting to change my mind about not wanting to coach the Redskins secondary. Maybe i could help coach Shanahan bring a winner back to the Burgundy & Gold.”

Green went on to Tweet,

“There is no other way to say it! As a community ( the DMV) we desperately need our Redskins to return to glory!”

[MTK]

Interesting take:

John: Greetings from China!* What is your take on Darrell Green returning to the Skins to coach the secondary?* Do you think he is serious?* Do you think Shanahan would welcome him?* What would be the fallout with the fans if he didn’t?

Allen

Allen: I’ll answer very loudly so you can hear me over there (it’s what my grandmother used to do on long distance calls). Sorry, bad schtick. *As for Darrell, I have a hard time believing he’s serious. If he was, he’d call the organization, offer to work his way up and then put himself in a position to be a secondary coach someday. Can’t decide on a whim to do this job. I wonder if Darrell has too many things going on in his life with his foundation to commit to the 16-18 hour days that it takes to be a pro coach. One reason Marty Schottenheimer wondered about him when he first arrived was because Darrell talked more about his off-field interests than the game itself. I like Darrell, but I have a hard time seeing this one happen. Would his wisdom help? Absolutely. My guess is Darrell would be happier working with guys one on one in the offseason than going through the grind of not just a season but the entire year. The guy has a lot to offer as a Hall of Famer. But I would not hire him to be a secondary coach without any experience that proves he’s a good coach and not just a former great player. We know he could play. Can he coach in the NFL? How would anyone know? There should be zero fallout over this; wouldn’t be fair to Shanahan.

Read more at the Washington Examiner: Redskins Mailbag: Ask John | John Keim | NFL | Washington Examiner

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Interesting take:

John: Greetings from China!* What is your take on Darrell Green returning to the Skins to coach the secondary?* Do you think he is serious?* Do you think Shanahan would welcome him?* What would be the fallout with the fans if he didn’t?

Allen

Allen: I’ll answer very loudly so you can hear me over there (it’s what my grandmother used to do on long distance calls). Sorry, bad schtick. *As for Darrell, I have a hard time believing he’s serious. If he was, he’d call the organization, offer to work his way up and then put himself in a position to be a secondary coach someday. Can’t decide on a whim to do this job. I wonder if Darrell has too many things going on in his life with his foundation to commit to the 16-18 hour days that it takes to be a pro coach. One reason Marty Schottenheimer wondered about him when he first arrived was because Darrell talked more about his off-field interests than the game itself. I like Darrell, but I have a hard time seeing this one happen. Would his wisdom help? Absolutely. My guess is Darrell would be happier working with guys one on one in the offseason than going through the grind of not just a season but the entire year. The guy has a lot to offer as a Hall of Famer. But I would not hire him to be a secondary coach without any experience that proves he’s a good coach and not just a former great player. We know he could play. Can he coach in the NFL? How would anyone know? There should be zero fallout over this; wouldn’t be fair to Shanahan.

Read more at the Washington Examiner: Redskins Mailbag: Ask John | John Keim | NFL | Washington Examiner

Hehehehe whenever I hear the 18 hr day bit coming out of badly coached teams the belly laughs won't stop. How does a coaching staff work 18 hours a day all week and then forget when to call timeouts, or manage the tempo on offense, or adjust the scheme, or have an idea of what he's challenging on a play, or...

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Hehehehe whenever I hear the 18 hr day bit coming out of badly coached teams the belly laughs won't stop. How does a coaching staff work 18 hours a day all week and then forget when to call timeouts, or manage the tempo on offense, or adjust the scheme, or have an idea of what he's challenging on a play, or...

Not enough sleep.

[htownskinfan]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Not enough sleep.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by The Goat

Hehehehe whenever I hear the 18 hr day bit coming out of badly coached teams the belly laughs won't stop. How does a coaching staff work 18 hours a day all week and then forget when to call timeouts, or manage the tempo on offense, or adjust the scheme, or have an idea of what he's challenging on a play, or...

1 hr- weight lifting
1 hr- physical practice
30 min- shower/change cloths
1 hr- rehabing/soaking
1 hr- lunch
6 hr- film study
6 hr- game planning
1 hr- physical practice
30 min- shower/change cloths

LOL. Oh... I forgot the game room....