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Who said NFL? And no chance he's not coaching again in a year, two tops.
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Who said NFL? And no chance he's not coaching again in a year, two tops.
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If Shaw was willing to leave Stanford, he would have gotten a NFL HC job. Plus, he just pulled the #1 HS QB in the nation.
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More likely we won't know who our OC is until after superbowl... Its puzzling why there is a hold up. Either McVay is currently negotiating or the search is so extensive its just too early to tell. We might get a strengthening coach first.
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My thought is that our top candidates might be waiting for Atlanta and a couple other teams to make decisions on their OC openings.
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What about Brian Daboll Tight End Coach of the Patriots? Not sure a Falcon assistant would be let go and if they are no longer under contract, they might follow Shanahan to San Francisco. Daboll a veteran coach that has coached Tight Ends & Quarterbacks (Like McVay) and has been an Offensive Coordinator and a veteran coach not great success as Coordinator, however, he would not be calling plays.
Again I doubt the Falcons are going to let anyone of their assistant go, but there is one "Keith Carter." who has a history with Offensive Lines and Tight Ends, he could be a guy McVay would like, however, this is all speculation. McVay might just be waiting on this announcement as Gary Klein reported, McVay will announce his coaching staff next week.
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That's back to my original post on the subject, I think he's committed to making it in the NFL and willing to take a step back to make it work. He can walk back to the NCAA any time he wants, could have this year and even double dipped on his salary
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Again if Kelly lands anywhere, it's going to be in Atlanta where he can call the shots, that is very possible. However, it may behoove him to sit back and let the dust settle, but if he truly wants back and Quinn wants him, he should jump at the opportunity and with great success would be at the top of the list to land at a premier program like Auburn for example because if you want to land in the SEC then coaching in the South will help.
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One thing about Clements, he just left the Packers and the reason was because he was not calling the plays, why take the Ram gig, if indeed he's not calling plays, however, shocked Clements did this because there are not any opportunities left where he would be calling plays unless he ends up replacing Shanahan in Atlanta and I don't see that happening.
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If he ends up in Atlanta, he wont be calling the shots. They will run Shanny's offense without Shanny. There is no way Matt Ryan is going to let them disrupt what they're doing there. I think he goes to Atlanta as a learning gig. Run Shanny offense with an in tact staff left over and Quinn watching over the play calling. Sure he might sneak a wrinkle or two in there but Ryan is the OC there
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Well, if that's the case, he does not take the gig. The Falcons have plenty of internal candidates that can keep the same offense, so I just don't see Kelly being the type of guy that would come in and run somebody's else offense IMHO, but it would be nice for Kelly's resume though after San Francisco, but again, IMO, he's a college coach and I believe he'll get that opportunity, but he has to be sure, he lands the right gig and not take the first opportunity that comes his way.
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I doubt that Atlanta will be running Shanahan's offense unless they hire from within.(such as LaFleur)
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Hoping to see some news regarding our OC hire. McVay really impressed me with Kromer and Phillips. I can't wait until free agency starts to see how McVay starts improving the team.
I like the way this staff is shaping up. Personally, I'm not sure an OC by title is all that important. Maybe they hire from within once the dust settles this next season. Either way, BoBo like.
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Interesting hire. He was on the Bucs with McVay so it makes sense, but I figured Pleasant or the Broncos guy would be DBs coach.
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Hmmm, I also wonder what the coaching depth chart is going to look like. We should hear more after the super bowl, but right now anyone's guess is as good as mine.
The strength and conditioning coaching choice will be the last crucial piece. One thing coach Fish did right was hire coach Rock, a guy who helped keep the team in great shape.