Richardson gone, RB coach search Thread (Lockette, Bennett?)

[canesman]

Steve Walsh

 

[jruiz]

I hope coley doesn't get ****ed

 

[Ibis Wingz]

Bernie Kosar

 

[Ibis Wingz]

Gino Toretta

 

[NosniknoT]

Clinton portis

 

[CanesAreAble]

Wait, whut? Coley is the offensive coordinator, why would anyone suggest he coach RBs? Foolishness.


Solindger immediately comes to mind, but he's older and not sure if he gives one flip about recruiting. Guess we'll have to wait and see what Golden conjures up.

Foolishness to assume that OCs in college don't often coach a position too.

Yeah, they coach quarterbacks more often than not. I still don't see why the chirping for him to coach RBs. Does he have a background in it?

I believe he does. But even if he doesn't, RB is probably the easiest position to coach.

 

[Kevin]

Jim tressel

 

[Ibis Wingz]

Craig Erickson

 

[jmbflame21]

Frank Gore

 

[Killer Cane Toad]

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[The Franchise]

Wait, whut? Coley is the offensive coordinator, why would anyone suggest he coach RBs? Foolishness.


Solindger immediately comes to mind, but he's older and not sure if he gives one flip about recruiting. Guess we'll have to wait and see what Golden conjures up.

Foolishness to assume that OCs in college don't often coach a position too.

Yeah, they coach quarterbacks more often than not. I still don't see why the chirping for him to coach RBs. Does he have a background in it?

OCs coach many different positions. How extensive is his experience as a QB coach? I'd rather have an inexperienced RB corch, which is one of the lowest level corches on the team, than an inexperienced QB coach, which is a very important technical coaching position. ANY experienced college coach can coach RBs. The same is not true of the QB coaching position.

 

[The Franchise]

Don Nottingham.

 

[Bennubird]

Another one of our coaches gets a promotion. Best of luck to him.

 

[SevenNSeven]

I really, really like the idea of having a dedicated QB coach and letting Coley handle RBs.


Especially with the youngings we'll have behind Morris.

 

[Biscuits]

I really, really like the idea of having a dedicated QB coach and letting Coley handle RBs.


Especially with the youngings we'll have behind Morris.

This. QB coach could assist with WRs, too.

 

[CaneBoss]

Don Soldinger is 68 so I am not sure he is still up to it

 

[Consigliere]

Wait, whut? Coley is the offensive coordinator, why would anyone suggest he coach RBs? Foolishness.


Solindger immediately comes to mind, but he's older and not sure if he gives one flip about recruiting. Guess we'll have to wait and see what Golden conjures up.

Foolishness to assume that OCs in college don't often coach a position too.

Yeah, they coach quarterbacks more often than not. I still don't see why the chirping for him to coach RBs. Does he have a background in it?

OCs coach many different positions. How extensive is his experience as a QB coach? I'd rather have an inexperienced RB corch, which is one of the lowest level corches on the team, than an inexperienced QB coach, which is a very important technical coaching position. ANY experienced college coach can coach RBs. The same is not true of the QB coaching position.

Truth. Side note, is Nix available?

 

[Problem2]

**** off Chud cot dammit

"Cleveland Browns: Don't be surprised if Miami (FL) tight ends / associate head coach Mario Cristobal ends up on the Rob Chudzinski's staff in Cleveland. A source tells me Chud has talked with Cristobal. Chudzinski has yet to fill the running backs job."

http://www.coachingsearch.com/coaching-search-ticker.html

 

[valid]

well if Cristobal is going to leave, better now than the end of next season.

 

[Ethnicsands]

Would suck if Mario left.

Wouldn't mind seeing Sol back -- he is respected by local HS coaches, which is important, and will actually coach well. He'll help with recruiting because of his relationships, and we have enough other guys to text kids and do whatever counts as recruiting these days.