PR board determines the next HC: Part I

[YReceiver14]

If we're going to go with grabbing an assistant as our Head Coach I'm DEFINITELY down with Bruce Arians, Chudzinski, Capers and Chuck Pagano. Those guys have potential to be really, really good head coaches and all have very impressive resumes. The rest of the list I wouldn't be too confident about at all. Only exceptions I'd make are Billick and Fisher because they'd probably put together a really good staff and wouldn't take any BS from the players. Interesting that most of the coaches that I like on that list run a 3-4.

BTW, reading up on these guys coaching resumes, it is AMAZING that Raheem Morris managed to get a head coaching job in the NFL. He had literally done nothing at all worth noting up to the point of being hired. These assistants that have worked their way up through the league being a part of great coaching staffs must think he's the biggest joke. People that are Kansas State fans have absolutely no idea that Raheem Morris ever was their DC. He has two things on his resume that look good...he was hired as a defensive quality control coach the year they won the Super Bowl, and the year he came back to the Bucs in 2007 after being ranked 19th in pass defense the previous year they were 1st in the league. But I doubt he really did much of anything for that Super Bowl team.

+1.  It was way too soon.

A lot of those coordinators have been at it for years, only to get leapfrogged by Morris.

FWIW, I'm ok with Billick, but he should have VERY LITTLE control of the personell:

[CaptainStagger]

I'm really surprised there isn't much talk about Chip Kelly, his specialty is building schemes to fit personel. Something we need with our bare cupboard.

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Has anyone suggested Jim Tressel yet?

[JC5100]

Rick Dennison

Expertise in offense, defense and special teams

[BucBalla85]

Has anyone suggested Jim Tressel yet?

Please no.

[dalbuc]

Has anyone suggested Jim Tressel yet?

No, I put that idea right behind my idea of crowdsourcing play calling via QB1.

[bizkitlimped]

My write in vote would be Chip Kelly

I chose Fisher, Chudzinski and Pagano

[Detrimental]

Rob Chud will be the next coach for the Buccaneers.

[caradoc]

Surprised Arians is polling so low, especially given how he was Manning's first QB coach and now runs an offense tailored around a QB with a lot of similarities to Josh and could be easily adopted with the personnel we have there now in the skill positions. 

[The Anti-Java]

I'm really surprised there isn't much talk about Chip Kelly, his specialty is building schemes to fit personel. Something we need with our bare cupboard.

Hopefully they don't go the experimental route, doubt they will.  After Morris they need a proven, experienced guy.  I don't think they take any chances on a young up and coming guy this time around.

[britbuc14]

i originally wanted Fisher, but i think that was a knee jerk reaction to wanting rid of Morris, i'm more and more warming upto Billick as HC as everywhere he's been he's gotten the most out of the players around him, even if they have come along kicking and screaming.

Rob Chudzinski...i'd love to have him as OC but something just says no to being a HC. i LOVE what he's done to the Panthers (just been a little sick in my mouth) as it's the perfect example at putting the players you have in a position to SUCCEED something Olson has never done and i doubt he would be able to do

[tonto]

From my observation on this board, Russ Grimm has garnered a higher percentage of approvals  than any other candidate mentioned. 

Apparently was Steelers first choice for head coach, giving way to Tomlin due to  the "Rooney rule". 

Being well known, qualified, and experienced, (but not a re-tread) Grimm would add immediate respectability to the organization.   He should have been at the top of the list here 3 years ago. 

[Skull and Bones]

seems like Billick and Chud will be interviewing for the job.


interesting thought here.  Del Rio has already worked with Billick before in Baltimore.  just saying.

[GameTime]

interesting thought here.  Del Rio has already worked with Billick before in Baltimore.  just saying.

id be happy with this.

as for that clip...if billick loved gabbert and kyle boller?  that's scary.

[Skull and Bones]

Surprised Arians is polling so low, especially given how he was Manning's first QB coach and now runs an offense tailored around a QB with a lot of similarities to Josh and could be easily adopted with the personnel we have there now in the skill positions.

many Steeler fans can't stand his offense.  I think fans of every team hate their OCs for some reason.  Well maybe not GB or NE but you get the point.  anyways, his team was in the super bowl last year, his Offense is ranked #11 this year, 9th in passing, 16th in rushing, and they are 11-4 and in the playoffs.  I guess one teams garbage is another treasure because that would be the greatest offense in this team's 35 year history.