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Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2015 3:36 pm
by DEHog
Irn-Bru wrote:Rex Ryan is off the market.

Dick Lebeau . . . no thanks.

Agreed...Wonder if Tomlin will pursue Morris, weren't they together in Tampa??

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 11:21 am
by riggofan
DEHog wrote:
Irn-Bru wrote:Rex Ryan is off the market.

Dick Lebeau . . . no thanks.

Agreed...Wonder if Tomlin will pursue Morris, weren't they together in Tampa??


Hmmm. I just don't understand why everyone is so dismissive of Lebeau. The last old guy the Steelers put out to pasture was Bruce Arians.

Not saying he'd be my choice btw, but it wouldn't bother me in the least for the team to talk with him. Joe Gibbs II kind of proved to me that a good coach is a good coach at any age.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 11:33 am
by DEHog
Schwartz is another name that could be in the mix if Rex doesn't want to keep him or Schwartz wants to move on??

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 10:43 pm
by tribeofjudah
Schwartz wants OUT now that Ryan is hired as HC. He wants nothing to do with it.

After Rex hire, Schwartz plans to leave Bills
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reports Bills in-limbo DC Jim Schwartz is expected to leave the team following the hiring of coach Rex Ryan.
It'd be a big loss for the Bills, though the defense will still be in great hands. Ryan runs a 3-4, while Schwartz is a proponent of the 4-3. That's not the real issue, however. Ryan is bringing over most of his Jets staff and will control the defense. Coming off a tremendous year in which his Bills defense led the league in sacks, Schwartz will be a hot candidate for clubs looking for a defensive play-caller. The Giants, among others, should be lining up.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 1:41 pm
by fredp45
Just read that Schwartz runs a base 4-3, not sure Gruden wants that. Ryan runs a base 3-4 so he and Schwartz weren't going to mesh.

I like the 4-3 better but I am NOT an expert in these base schemes. Also, the base is not always in there, with all the passing that goes on.

Ryan likes to blitz more from all over...the way Haslett played against the win in Dallas. Schwartz is a bit more passive -- ala Haslett.

I'd rather a more aggressive coach.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 2:13 pm
by tribeofjudah
So what happened to Wade? I guess he's not what the FO wants.

I'm hearing that it's a run between Raheem and Joe Barry (don't know much about him). It is a SLOW news week...........LOL

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 3:13 pm
by riggofan
Keim mentioned that the team may have interviewed a possible "mystery person" for the job as well. Who wants to bet it was RICHIE PETITBON??? :)

http://espn.go.com/blog/washington-reds ... is-tuesday

I've been mostly against it up until now, but I'm kind of pulling for Raheem Morris in a way. I think its probably the Scot McGloughan effect. With a decent GM making sure the defensive coordinator actually has the players he needs, maybe a younger guy like Morris has a legit chance to succeed.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 3:34 pm
by DEHog
If we're promoting from within...I like Coach O

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 3:41 pm
by markshark84
I am pretty disappointed we haven't heard anything on Phillips. He is the best available. The fact he wasn't hired (which I assume would have already happened since his interview was last week) either means Gruden is an idiot or Wade passed. Who knows, Wade may have taken the interview as a courtesy since Gruden is his son's boss.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 4:27 pm
by tribeofjudah
riggofan wrote:Keim mentioned that the team may have interviewed a possible "mystery person" for the job as well. Who wants to bet it was RICHIE PETITBON??? :)

http://espn.go.com/blog/washington-reds ... is-tuesday

I've been mostly against it up until now, but I'm kind of pulling for Raheem Morris in a way. I think its probably the Scot McGloughan effect. With a decent GM making sure the defensive coordinator actually has the players he needs, maybe a younger guy like Morris has a legit chance to succeed.


+1

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 5:21 pm
by riggofan
markshark84 wrote:I am pretty disappointed we haven't heard anything on Phillips. He is the best available. The fact he wasn't hired (which I assume would have already happened since his interview was last week) either means Gruden is an idiot or Wade passed. Who knows, Wade may have taken the interview as a courtesy since Gruden is his son's boss.


His interview was only like three or four days ago. I don't see what everyone is getting so crazy about that we haven't immediately hired Wade Phillips. What's the big rush?

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 5:43 pm
by Prowl33
riggofan wrote:
markshark84 wrote:I am pretty disappointed we haven't heard anything on Phillips. He is the best available. The fact he wasn't hired (which I assume would have already happened since his interview was last week) either means Gruden is an idiot or Wade passed. Who knows, Wade may have taken the interview as a courtesy since Gruden is his son's boss.


His interview was only like three or four days ago. I don't see what everyone is getting so crazy about that we haven't immediately hired Wade Phillips. What's the big rush?


Agreed, do we wanna do what we have always done and interview a guy with ties to the organization and hire him on the spot? Or do we want to interview everyone we think may do the job well and make an informed decision?

I like the sound of Wade too.... but think we should be open to exploring all options out there.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 6:14 pm
by riggofan
Prowl33 wrote:I like the sound of Wade too.... but think we should be open to exploring all options out there.


Me too, I like Wade Phillips as well. Its looking like by waiting a bit we might get the opportunity to interview Vic Fangio after all.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 10:05 pm
by yupchagee
We couldn't have hired him when we interviewed him. We hadn't interviewed a minority candidate at that point.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 9:04 am
by fredp45
If Gruden really is making the decision, I don't mind him interviewing a number of guys before hiring someone. It's called doing your due diligence. When I hired (important) people in our organization, my boss would ask me what process I used, why I picked who I did, who else I considered, etc... Honestly, I knew that was going to happen and I wanted to be able to give him a good answer. Gruden needs to make sure he gets the right guy, especially if he's actually the decision maker...his job is at stake! He needs to take as much time as he needs to be absolutely sure. Hey guys -- Our season just ended a few weeks back, BE PATIENT!!

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 4:13 pm
by Countertrey
fredp45 wrote:If Gruden really is making the decision, I don't mind him interviewing a number of guys before hiring someone. It's called doing your due diligence. When I hired (important) people in our organization, my boss would ask me what process I used, why I picked who I did, who else I considered, etc... Honestly, I knew that was going to happen and I wanted to be able to give him a good answer. Gruden needs to make sure he gets the right guy, especially if he's actually the decision maker...his job is at stake! He needs to take as much time as he needs to be absolutely sure. Hey guys -- Our season just ended a few weeks back, BE PATIENT!!
Agreed. This may be the most important choice Gruden makes in his career with the Skins. He WILL do due dilligence... He'd be a fool to rush.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 4:28 pm
by SkinsJock
^^ me too - this is huge for Gruden and I'm sure that he's giving this decision a lot of thought ...

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 5:36 pm
by riggofan
Countertrey wrote:
fredp45 wrote:If Gruden really is making the decision, I don't mind him interviewing a number of guys before hiring someone. It's called doing your due diligence. When I hired (important) people in our organization, my boss would ask me what process I used, why I picked who I did, who else I considered, etc... Honestly, I knew that was going to happen and I wanted to be able to give him a good answer. Gruden needs to make sure he gets the right guy, especially if he's actually the decision maker...his job is at stake! He needs to take as much time as he needs to be absolutely sure. Hey guys -- Our season just ended a few weeks back, BE PATIENT!!
Agreed. This may be the most important choice Gruden makes in his career with the Skins. He WILL do due dilligence... He'd be a fool to rush.


And he'd be a fool to hire somebody he thinks "sucks" or somebody he doesn't believe can get the job done.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:49 pm
by chiefhog44
riggofan wrote:I don't see why Gregg Williams would come back here for anything other than the HC job. He was already completely hosed by Snyder when he probably should have had a shot at HC. And he's already the DC for St. Louis with a pretty decent group of players well on their way to becoming a good defense.


Would love to get Fangio in here and then grab some of his assistants as well. 49ers D was stellar even after all the injuries.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:15 pm
by riggofan
chiefhog44 wrote:
riggofan wrote:I don't see why Gregg Williams would come back here for anything other than the HC job. He was already completely hosed by Snyder when he probably should have had a shot at HC. And he's already the DC for St. Louis with a pretty decent group of players well on their way to becoming a good defense.


Would love to get Fangio in here and then grab some of his assistants as well. 49ers D was stellar even after all the injuries.


Yeah didn't we interview the 49ers DB coach too? Ed Donatell?

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:35 pm
by chiefhog44
riggofan wrote:
chiefhog44 wrote:
riggofan wrote:I don't see why Gregg Williams would come back here for anything other than the HC job. He was already completely hosed by Snyder when he probably should have had a shot at HC. And he's already the DC for St. Louis with a pretty decent group of players well on their way to becoming a good defense.


Would love to get Fangio in here and then grab some of his assistants as well. 49ers D was stellar even after all the injuries.


Yeah didn't we interview the 49ers DB coach too? Ed Donatell?


Yes, but apparently he's in line to take over the DC job with the niners

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:48 pm
by riggofan
chiefhog44 wrote:
riggofan wrote:Yeah didn't we interview the 49ers DB coach too? Ed Donatell?


Yes, but apparently he's in line to take over the DC job with the niners


Ah too bad. I thought I had read today that the new coach wasn't keeping much of the current staff.

Fangio, Donatell and Jim Leavitt have all been fired from the 49ers.

Jim Tomsula's coaching staff won't include the other top defensive assistants he worked with since 2011: defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, secondary coach Ed Donatell and linebackers coach Jim Leavitt, according to a source.

http://www.mercurynews.com/49ers/ci_273 ... hing-front

Man, I don't know what the 49ers are doing. Seems crazy to me!

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:56 pm
by Hooligan
If Raheem leaves, should we consider hiring them all as a package? At least DC and secondary coach. We currently carry two linebacker coaches and I don't know the status of their contracts.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 6:00 pm
by chiefhog44
riggofan wrote:
chiefhog44 wrote:
riggofan wrote:Yeah didn't we interview the 49ers DB coach too? Ed Donatell?


Yes, but apparently he's in line to take over the DC job with the niners


Ah too bad. I thought I had read today that the new coach wasn't keeping much of the current staff.

Fangio, Donatell and Jim Leavitt have all been fired from the 49ers.

Jim Tomsula's coaching staff won't include the other top defensive assistants he worked with since 2011: defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, secondary coach Ed Donatell and linebackers coach Jim Leavitt, according to a source.

http://www.mercurynews.com/49ers/ci_273 ... hing-front

Man, I don't know what the 49ers are doing. Seems crazy to me!


Didn't know that. Absolutely, let's go grab their entire defensive staff and fill in with some of our guys who we want to keep like Olivadotti, Burney Morris and Baker. I'm sure the hang up would be trying to figure out how to keep those guys while Fangio tries to bring in his guys like LB coach Leavitt and secondary coach Donatell.

Re: Defensive Coach

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 6:15 pm
by emoses14
Apparently, Fangio's family already lives in Baltimore.

Rich Tandler @Rich_TandlerCSN
Very interesting. MT @NBCdianna: Vic Fangio's family resides in the Baltimore area and his children attend school in Maryland. #Redskins