I just read this. Wade Phillips would be pretty awesome. Think we'd get a successful transition to a 3-4?
Rams Coaching Interviews:It's official, McVay hired
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A.J. Hicks
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McVay with Phillips! That would bring some tremendous optimism to this Rams fan base!
No matter who gets hired, if the offense still looks as putrid this season as it did the last one...I may have to consider drinking again to dull the pain.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/11/as-seats-fill-wholl-be-out-of-luck/
As seats fill, who’ll be out of luck?
Posted by Mike Florio on January 11, 2017
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After more than a week of nothing, half of the open jobs already have filled up. And with three jobs now claimed and three left, it’s clear that plenty of viable candidates will be waiting for at least a full year.
The Jaguars have hired Doug Marrone, the Broncos have hired Vance Joseph, and the Bills have hired Sean McDermott. Three of the four California teams are still looking: the 49ers, Rams, and Chargers.
It’s unclear where the Chargers are leaning. The Rams have done plenty of homework on Washington offensive coordinator Sean McVay, and he was the first to be interviewed in L.A. a second time. The 49ers had hoped to hire a G.M. first, but ran into brick walls when trying to Chiefs director of player personnel Chris Ballard (their “first choice, second choice, and third choice,” we’ve been told) and Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio.
There’s a theory currently making the rounds in league circles that the 49ers will hire either Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels or Falcons offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan. And the thinking is that whoever doesn’t land that job won’t be making the step up in 2017.
Others who may end up out of luck include Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn, Cardinals offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin, Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, Lions defensive coordinator Teryl Austin, Seahawks defensive coordinator Kris Richard, Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich, Chiefs special-teams coordinator Dave Toub, Buccaneers defensive coordinator Mike Smith, Panthers assistant head coach Steve Wilks, Seahawks offensive line coach Tom Cable, and Texans linebackers coach Mike Vrabel.
But at least those guys received consideration for a head-coaching job. Cowboys offensive coordinator Scott Linehan, Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley, Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, Cowboys defensive coordinator Ron Marinelli, Lions offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, and Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell are among those who didn’t even get a chance to make the case for becoming a head coach.
As seats fill, who’ll be out of luck?
Posted by Mike Florio on January 11, 2017
After more than a week of nothing, half of the open jobs already have filled up. And with three jobs now claimed and three left, it’s clear that plenty of viable candidates will be waiting for at least a full year.
The Jaguars have hired Doug Marrone, the Broncos have hired Vance Joseph, and the Bills have hired Sean McDermott. Three of the four California teams are still looking: the 49ers, Rams, and Chargers.
It’s unclear where the Chargers are leaning. The Rams have done plenty of homework on Washington offensive coordinator Sean McVay, and he was the first to be interviewed in L.A. a second time. The 49ers had hoped to hire a G.M. first, but ran into brick walls when trying to Chiefs director of player personnel Chris Ballard (their “first choice, second choice, and third choice,” we’ve been told) and Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio.
There’s a theory currently making the rounds in league circles that the 49ers will hire either Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels or Falcons offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan. And the thinking is that whoever doesn’t land that job won’t be making the step up in 2017.
Others who may end up out of luck include Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn, Cardinals offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin, Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, Lions defensive coordinator Teryl Austin, Seahawks defensive coordinator Kris Richard, Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich, Chiefs special-teams coordinator Dave Toub, Buccaneers defensive coordinator Mike Smith, Panthers assistant head coach Steve Wilks, Seahawks offensive line coach Tom Cable, and Texans linebackers coach Mike Vrabel.
But at least those guys received consideration for a head-coaching job. Cowboys offensive coordinator Scott Linehan, Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley, Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, Cowboys defensive coordinator Ron Marinelli, Lions offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, and Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell are among those who didn’t even get a chance to make the case for becoming a head coach.
Especially since Vance Joseph has been hired and they extended the DC offer to someone else in Denver so Wade Philips IS out in Denver.
Which is MORE stunning than anything else thus far.
I mean, here's the bet...
Pats losing to Houston OR... Denver dumping Wade Philips...
Honestly, I'd have gone with the Houston upset... I figured there'd be NO WAY they let go this guy...
Which is MORE stunning than anything else thus far.
I mean, here's the bet...
Pats losing to Houston OR... Denver dumping Wade Philips...
Honestly, I'd have gone with the Houston upset... I figured there'd be NO WAY they let go this guy...
I suspect it will be Phillips' kid, which is likely the rationale in him choosing McVay over someone he knows in Shanny Jr. His son is the Skins' TE coach.
I like this, but If the Rams go with McVay, and he wants Wade Phillips as his DC, I'm not sure how well that will work. Doesn't Phillps prefer to run a 3-4 Defense!?! That doesn't seem like a good fit for our D!! THOUGHTS!!?!
I dont know, but has anyone seen Wade's daughter, Tracy Phillips???
You're joshin'... but that's a heckuva way to derail a thread.
But is that really her?
View: https://twitter.com/mylesasimmons/status/819250541838540801
Just like any good coach should. Phillips would be a dream hire for me. If true let's make this McVay thing happen asap.
Shanny's season is still alive. If these positions aren;t filled by Sunday, and the Falcons lose to the shitbirds, you will see a LOT of Shanny rumors for whichever team(s) are still shopping. Could be that some teams (Rams?) are overselling their interest in candidates to get another team to leap at them....then they wait for the guy they wanted all along. Just a theory of course, and I stated weeks ago that I was very intrigued by McVay. Still am and I would be ecstatic with him and Wade as DC. I am just ready for them to get it done!!
A.J. Hicks
Hall of Fame
I just told this to a friend. The ultimate wet dream being Bill Callahan coming over as either OC or as Oline coach/Assistant HC.
I've been reading up on this Wes Phillips a bit and he sounds like an interesting guy for the OC spot.
Redskins would have to allow permission and if the Rams hired McVay IMO that would be very unlikely....Callahan under contract to the Skins until 2018.
I think Matt Patricia as HC with MIke Vrabel as DC and Norv Turner as OC would be interesting
