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Open minded people that aren't forcing their system on their personnel.

A big part is adding from the college game. Sound concepts and plays percolate upwards.

When he says no to a OC is when he will be fired. Haslem can then back track on keeping Hue.

i hate that we have to pay coaches we fire...especially when there is overwhelming evidence they are deserving

Who would be the funniest person we could possibly hire as offensive coordinator?

Maybe that's why we were interviewing Mike Singletary?

Hue isnt going to hire an OC and give up play calling according to Jimmy. Hell according to Jimmy Hue hasnt lost his touch at being a great playcaller. lol what a freaking joke

Ray Farmer

Jimmy said that? Even if we do hire an OC, I just don't see Hue and the OC seeing eye-to-eye...

There is nothing like empowering your employee who just had the worst possible performance.

Hue doesn't want an OC. Says he has no knowledge one being hired! I wonder what MAGIC Jimmy is talking about when he says Hue hasn't lost it!

thanks CHS i just spit out my hennesey lol

2018=Status Quo if this is all fact.

As for reports that Jackson will hire an offensive coordinator, Haslam indicated it's not a mandate from him.

"That's Hue's call,'' he said.

and this

"If you go back two years ago, I think Hue was one of the hottest assistant coaches out there, right?'' he said. "And I don't think Hue's lost his magic on how to call plays or how to run an offense or how to coach a team hue will be your hero

Hue Jackson will be known as Huebris from here on out if he doesn't change anything.

Ah, I love the business model where you promote someone and then expect him to do both jobs and not hire a guy to fill his place.

WOW, the Hoodwinking power of Hue over Jimmy for over 5 million $$ a year. Excellent mental strategy.

You don't need an OC when you are a QB whisperer...

Problem is, you can’t hear the whisper in the headsets over the crowd noise.

What crowd?

(Home games ^)

Pitt travels well.

It is the Force.

The Force is strong with this one.

This is not the coach you are looking to fire. Kizer is not allowed to take the field in 2018.

Cannot wait to see the snappy interviews.

PS Another great outing of ST play. No fluke, we win. New coach there I hope. LoNG overdue IMO.

Todd Downing OC is likely to be fired if/when the Raiders clean housr.
iirc the Raiders system is Coryell based like Hue's so the verbiage should be the same.

If we're going retro, I thought Rob Chudzinski, in 2007, ran the best offense we've seen since the days of Lindy Infante.

After getting screwed over with just one year at HC, there is no way in Hell that Chud would EVER consider coming back here unless Haslam was to offer him a King's ransom.

Chud was the one who got away 😭

I was mostly just responding to EO's point about Brian Daboll possibly returning. On the other hand, if Rob finds himself out of a job this off season (wasn't he on Pagano's staff?), there's no telling what a guy might do depending on the number of zeros on a salary offer. My only point is I think he's a really good OC. He might even have been a good HC, but we'll most likely never know.

Whoever it is I hope he is ready to step in and be our HC for the next 10 years ...

If we can get Lamar and a coach who has seen an option play ran in this century!!!!

"Come be our offensive coordinator."

"What? Noooooooooooooo, you totally won't be fired with all the other coaches one year from now and Hue Jackson definitely won't undermine you at every turn."

BOB said Ryan was granted permission to interview with us:

https://www.chron.com/sports/texans/arti...an-12467146.php

Here is Ryan's bio from the Texans site:

http://www.houstontexans.com/team/coaches/sean-ryan/4cb7b7aa-1675-471e-bdcf-8f528782d416

Interesting that he has no ties to Hue Jackson. My guess is that we are not able to get the cream of the crop because of the Dorsey/Jackson forced marriage.

This is GREAT NEWS ...

Thank god Hue thinks our O is finally good enough to hire an OC as opposed to a sacrificial lamb .... GREAT NEWS!!!!

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It's hard to imagine anyone signing on for this impending disaster unless he believes or is told they would have a legitimate shot to become the HC of the team.

Eh, I honestly think this is part of the cream of the crop. He was with Eli when the Giants went to the Superbowl. He was Odell's coach for a season. Then he went to the Texans and was the position coach for DeAndre and Fuller. Then he got promoted to QB coach and helped Watson a ton. The guy has helped his talent produce. I think Dorsey has been scouting talent as he's been away and this guy is part of it. What we don't want to happen is to have someone from Hue Jackson's tree or someone he is comfortable with. We need some new blood in this organization and that new blood should not be coming from the Hue Jackson/Marvin Lewis tree. This is a very good move imo.

I'm still team Ken Dorsey fwiw.

Smart. Target a guy who actually knows how to work with a young quarterback. He might be able to teach Hue a thing or ten.

Pretty sure these decisions come straight from the top, not Hue.

Not really looking like Hue had a lot of say in this pick. He seems to go with guys that he's worked with before.

I think Ryan would be a good hire at OC.

My guess is he wouldn't change the verbiage, which would be good for the offense.

It would take a load off Hue's plate and bring another voice and direction to the offensive meetings and gameplans.

http://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/t...th-12292203.php