The OC Candidates Thread

[Cane6]

Hire Arroyo as QB coach and Littrell as OC. Coley at WR coach or whoever Littrell wants. Frankly he needs to shoot his shot with Zac Kittley. That would electrify the fan base and QB and WR recruiting. However I don't think Mario gives a **** about that.

Only two of spots on offense are open

OC/QB
WR coach

 

[RVACane]

See my avatar.

Spoiler: 👁️👁️

 

[RVACane]

Right back at ya with a Jay Fiedler on the roof

@JamesQuall @PIPO

 

[G Reg3rdLeg]

Not to change the subject - but did we hire a replacement for Charlie Strong yet?

**** was hoping he’d be back.

 

[Cane6]

**** was hoping he’d be back.

They’re gonna be young, but the LBs are gonna show the biggest improvement, with OL right behind

 

[Juanka]

The money line on Arroyo being the next OC has to be - 25000 right now.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

I’m all for Zac Kittley and like I said I would really like Littrell as well. Not sure I could stomach Arroyo even as just the QB coach. Would prefer Littrell brings in his own QB coach

I agree just saying if he is so stuck on Arroyo then bring him as a position coach if the OC is cool with it. However in an ideal world we don't hire Arroyo. This OC hire will be the most important hire of Mario's career. Who he hires will tell us everything we need to know about who he truly is.

 

[canesfanmpls]

hmmm maybe I was wrong. I swear I read that Charlie strong left and took a job somewhere else but all his stuff still shows Miami.

 

[G Reg3rdLeg]

hmmm maybe I was wrong. I swear I read that Charlie strong left and took a job somewhere else but all his stuff still shows Miami.

He’s been out recruiting with Mario at least as of a few days ago. Thought you were breaking some news lmao

 

[Cane6]

hmmm maybe I was wrong. I swear I read that Charlie strong left and took a job somewhere else but all his stuff still shows Miami.

Rumors that Strong was a top target for Bama DC job. But those seem to have quited down

 

[canesfanmpls]

He’s been out recruiting with Mario at least as of a few days ago. Thought you were breaking some news lmao

Yeah looks like I was confused. I swear I saw something showing he had taken another job. Maybe an old article.

 

[MizCane]

Great write up on Seth Littrell. He is now in my top 3 easy!
https://www.fromtherumbleseat.com/g...d-be-georgia-techs-next-offensive-coordinator

 

[canesfanmpls]

Rumors that Strong was a top target for Bama DC job. But those seem to have quited down

Yeah that was probably what I read.

 

[G Reg3rdLeg]

Rumors that Strong was a top target for Bama DC job. But those seem to have quited down

Apparently now it could be Todd Grantham. Would easily be worst hire of the Saban era.

 

[Cane6]

Apparently now it could be Todd Grantham. Would easily be worst hire of the Saban era.

I hope they hire that clown

 

[Supacane954]

Does Jason candle run a power spread?

 

[htownkidd]

Apparently now it could be Todd Grantham. Would easily be worst hire of the Saban era.

Aint no way, lol.

 

[RVACane]

I do not understand the interest in Rees. He’d be another underwhelming, boring hire. But I still think it’s going to be Arroyo when the dust settles.

He’s such an obvious pick I refuse to believe that Mario, with a pocket full of paper, would pick Arroyo as the savior replacement for Gattis unless everyone else turns him down.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

Great write up on Seth Littrell. He is now in my top 3 easy!
https://www.fromtherumbleseat.com/g...d-be-georgia-techs-next-offensive-coordinator

He's the perfect candidate in that he is an OC who knows how to score points while being strong in the running game. Mario would be insane not to take a good look. Littrell or Kittley for me. Cmon Mario, make it happen!

 

[KANE]

And that’s facts. Once upon a time, football trends went from the NFL down. Then about 60-70 years ago, the NFL boxed itself into a certain offensive style, and basically resisted any “change” that deviated too far from what they viewed as offensive football. Mainly because they figured out that it wasn’t cost efficient to have their QBs taking unnecessary hits, masquerading as part time RBs. The didn’t wanna have their QBs getting broke in half. Meanwhile, high school and college coaches were in the lab trying to find ways to even the score against teams on their schedule that were bigger, faster, and stronger than they were. “Gimmick” football was born. Nowadays those things that were once frowned upon and thought of as gimmicks, have made their way from the minds of high school and college coaches across the land, all the way to the playbooks of the NFL.