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Quote from: Boid Fink on January 18, 2009, 09:39:44 PMQuote from: Madman on January 18, 2009, 09:33:25 PMLinehan was an offensive coordinator with the Vikings (2002-04) and Dolphins (2005). In Minnesota, his offense ranked second, first and fourth in the NFL.Could be the veteran OC Raheem needs for support. Definitely worth a long look.He had a lot of inconsistent seasons.He was let go for failing to develop a presentable offense. As a matter of fact, it was atrocious.Cam Cameron failed miserably as a HC too. He rebounded very well in Baltimore as OC.**CENSORED** LeBeau failed in Cincinnati as HC but leads the #1 D in Pittsburgh.Some coaches are better suited to be coordinators. Not saying Linehan is a slam dunk but worth a long look IMO.
Quote from: Madman on January 18, 2009, 09:33:25 PMLinehan was an offensive coordinator with the Vikings (2002-04) and Dolphins (2005). In Minnesota, his offense ranked second, first and fourth in the NFL.Could be the veteran OC Raheem needs for support. Definitely worth a long look.He had a lot of inconsistent seasons.He was let go for failing to develop a presentable offense. As a matter of fact, it was atrocious.
Linehan was an offensive coordinator with the Vikings (2002-04) and Dolphins (2005). In Minnesota, his offense ranked second, first and fourth in the NFL.Could be the veteran OC Raheem needs for support. Definitely worth a long look.
I think some people are missing the boat here... If linehan has the ability to put even a top 10 offense on the field than he is more than qualified. With Morris running a defensive ship, and Linehan producing an offense ranked in the top 3rd of the league we would be very competitive.
Just a thought here. If Linehan were the OC, maybe he could help the FO to deal for John Beck. He did draft him under his watch in Miami. Beck could be a very good QB.