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What are some names you'd like to see? What about Josh McDaniels?
Merged with poll: So if we go head coach shopping in the offseason........
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I wouldn't mind seeing McDaniels as coach. IMO, we need an offensive guru to work with Rodgers while he's still a viable quarterback and get that mojo back. Perhaps a Kyle Shanahan or Scott Linehan. Gruden is overrated. He won a Super Bowl with one of the greatest defenses of all time his first year in Tampa Bay and has pretty much been a .500 coach since. If Cowher were to consider coaching again, Green Bay is one of the few teams I believe he would think be a good fit for him. A blue collar hard-nosed guy in a blue collar hard nosed franchise.
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I feel like our offense is good enough talent-wise that I'd love to see a defense minded coach such as Matt Patricia from the Patriots. He's been coaching in New England so long he's had to learn a few things from Belichick.
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The Packers lack discipline and desire. They need a coach that can get them to play 4 quarters and improve a woeful defense. I don't have any obvious picks. Would Kevin Greene be good? perhaps but he beer made as far as a coordinator. What about Dave Aranda?
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If the bears let john fox go I would like him. the New England D.C. Is intersting but must NE guys fail after they leave. Both those would require a strong OC.
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Belicheck (just sayin)
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Head coach: Payton, John Harbaugh ( Unlikely Ravens fire him), Tom Coughlin, McDaniels, Lovie Smith.
Offensive coordinator: Marc Trestman, Philbin, Favre, Mike Holmgren, Mike Sherman,
D coordinator: Monti Kiffin,
Offensive coordinator: Marc Trestman, Philbin, Favre, Mike Holmgren, Mike Sherman,
D coordinator: Monti Kiffin,
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Favre as OC?
I can just hear him now on every play: "Just sling it down there Aaron and hope for the best. That's what I always did."
I can just hear him now on every play: "Just sling it down there Aaron and hope for the best. That's what I always did."
That's basically what Rodgers is doing at this point.
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So Favre is the OC already?
News to me!
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HC: Bob Sutton [KC DC], Anthony Lynn [BUF OC], Jim Bob ****** [DET OC]
OC: Raheem Morris [ATL Asst HC & WR coach], Bill Callahan [Former DAL OL and current WAS OL coach]
DC: Al Harris [Former Pack and KC DB coach], Joe Woods [DEN DB coach]
OC: Raheem Morris [ATL Asst HC & WR coach], Bill Callahan [Former DAL OL and current WAS OL coach]
DC: Al Harris [Former Pack and KC DB coach], Joe Woods [DEN DB coach]
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I wonder what makes you believe that Anthony Lynn is ready to be an NFL head coach. I would be in favor of hiring Rocky Seto (SEA assistant head coach/defense) as the Packers next defensive coordinator.
I second that one!! We need a fiery competitor coach...the time for Elliot Wolf is now!!
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Former player and has been on a coaching staff since he retired in 2000.. He's been RB Coach/Asst. HC under Rex Ryan since 2012. Coached RBs like Fred Taylor, Jamal Lewis, Thomas Jones, LT just to name a few.
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Talking about MM losing his job, yesterday, my collegiate son (Bears fan) said "if you don't want McCarthy we'll take him". Intra-division Head Coach trading... ever been done before?
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True, but before becoming the Bills offensive coordinator early this season he didn't coach any other position than running backs for 13 seasons.
One name I saw mentioned a couple times in this thread is Dave Aranda. He would actually be a very interesting prospect for defense of coordinator. The guy has had great defenses everywhere he goes, including Wisconsin where the quality of player he had to work with is much lower than most of the major colleges. Plus he is a younger guy who may be able to better relate to the younger generation in the NFL now.
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I want a DC who is hands on. Freaking DC just sits in his box and his office like a number cruncher and mad scientist. Teach these guys how to play defense first....then one they are competent at things like tackling, man/zone communication and blitz timing/spacing.....then you can give them this elaborate **** to run. Both of these coaches MM and DC need to do simple better. They both have about 5000 plays and 50 different formations.
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I agree, but we have to have correct tools to do the job, Its crazy seeing Reggie Mckenzie leave the Packers in 2012 and build the raiders franchise back to its winning ways, and we are here stuck with TT that only wants to build through the draft or sign old veterans for a deal.
That is kind of my whole point with are you mentioning the correct tools, Dave Aranda bill Wisconsin into one of the best defenses in the country using two and three-star prospects as compared to all the big boys that are using four and five star prospect. The guy is a damn good coach, the only concern is whether that could translate to the NFL or not.
do you not see the differences between the 2? I liked McKenzie, he's going to have success there, you can already see it, but come on. They've won nothing yet, let alone sustained anything. and most of what he's achieved so far was building thru the draft and getting rid of dead weight and gaining a favorable salary cap to work with.
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