frankcal20 wrote:Redskins plan to meet with Haslett
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 8, 2010 12:55 PM ET
We first mentioned Wednesday that Jim Haslett could be a name to watch as a potential defensive coordinator in Washington.
NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora reports the Redskins indeed plan to meet with the former Saints and UFL head coach. The Redskins are also interested in Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer.
Haslett reportedly wants to bring in former chiefs defensive line coach Tim Krumrie if he is running a defense. Players working under a Haslett/Krumrie combination should expect a lot of yelling coming their way.
Don't see a point in starting another thread b/c of one name out there and since this is about his potential staff, it applies.
I think that if we did hire Haslett and Krumrie, we would be more disciplined for sure but I can't say that some of the current players would be happy and also be tough. I could see Hall and Haynesworth rebelling against them.
I'm told that Zimmer is a player's coach so that may be a better way to go but I do like the idea of discipline which is what this team needs - just not going crazy.
I mentioned Haslett last week in the "most likely changes" thread. Krumrie is an interesting choice. Can't wait to see how Albert handles being yelled at by an old school coach.
Also there is a possibility Shannahan keeps either Sherman Smith or Stump Mitchell as RB coach.
Jerry Gray is a candidate for the DC.
The funny thing about Haslett, I think, is that his best success as a DC was with the Steelers, under Cowher, running the 3-4. Since then, if I'm not mistaken, he has run the 4-3 every where he's been (Saints and Rams) and been less successful. I realize the Saints and Rams did not have the Steelers talent, but why not try the 3-4 again?
Steve Watson, former WR, former Assoc. HC under Shanny is rumored to be a candidate for WR coach.
Broncos have denied Shanahan permission to talk to Bobby Turner (RB's) and Rick Dennison (OL) for Washington coaching positions.