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https://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/MulaMi0.htmMularkey's offenses are pretty bad when he is a head coach, but mediocre when he is the offensive coordinator. Also, if he's hired, we have our interim coach when/if Hue Jackson is fired midseason.
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I don't know how to feel about this, on one hand we'd run the ball more, on the other hand our offense would still be stuck in the 90's. Wouldn't he be running Hue's system? It would be counter productive to make the team learn a new system. I like Hue's system, it just need to be run better, with better talent, a more deliberate game plan, and adjustments made as the game goes on. Hue's needs to over see the team. We need an OC who can concentrate on scoring and winning.
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I thought Hue and Malarkey overlapped in Atlanta?
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I’d have to look it up but I think you may be right, didn’t Mularky replace him at some point there?
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I thought Hue and Malarkey overlapped in Atlanta? Nope. Hue Jackson was in Atlanta for one year, 2007. Mike Mularkey was the Dolphins' tight end coach in 2007 (he was their offensive coordinator the previous year, which is really weird).
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Are we not sure this guy isn't full of Malarkey?
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The Bills hired Brian Daboll as their offensive coordinator.
I guess we can rule out Colt McCoy as their next QB.
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Ok, Mularkey was ATL's OC in 08 though. Autocorrect is really exposing my feelings on the matter today. My bad on the misspelling.
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Josh McDaniels and either Marcus Mariota or Andrew Luck is such a huge upgrade over the coaches they used to have.
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Lol, didn't Mary Kay just have everyone convinced that Hue said he wasn't hiring an OC?
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Lol, didn't Mary Kay just have everyone convinced that Hue said he wasn't hiring an OC? I'll believe it when I see it. Also, at that point Hue Jackson didn't know Mularkey would be available.
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This is a weird one: The #Browns are interviewing #TCU co-offensive coordinator Curtis Luper for their vacant RBs job, source says. Would be an intriguing move. I wouldn't be against having an unconventional voice among the coaches.
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I'll take any concessions I can get. Luper apparently worked under Gus Malzahan at Auburn, so actually I'm pretty happy.
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McDaniels going to the colts http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...s-as-head-coachShurmur to the giants http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...r-as-head-coachAnd obviously Patricia is going to the Lions. Wonder who the titans will try to hire now that the top 3 all got their guy.
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Day late and a dollar short as usual ...  ... RUMOR has it that McDaniels would now prefer Mariotta over Luck due to Lucks health issues ... STAY TUNED to this EVER EVOLVING world in witch we live in ...
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This was just updated today.
I dunno why the day late and dollar short comment comes from but ok.
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Matt lefleur of the rams would be my guess. They want someone to help Mariotta improve. I dont think anyone can do that but hey Lefluer helped Goff.
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Oooops ... guess i was a day late and a dollar short ... .. This is an update to the update I read 30 minutes ago ... theres that EVER EVOLVING world we live in I was talking about ...  Josh McDaniels - C - Patriots NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports Patriots OC Josh McDaniels is expected to accept the Colts' head-coaching vacancy. Rapsheet reported mere hours ago that McDaniels would "prefer the Titans over all coaching jobs." Apparently that's either not true or he is too far along in the process with Indy to turn back. Accepting the Colts job would be going all in on Andrew Luck's healthy return from his shoulder odyssey. Related: Colts Source: Ian Rapoport on TwitterJan 15 - 2:48 PM
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Terry Robiski made for a bad OC. I can't wait till they get someone who can work with Mariota. That's the problem not the answer. Someone will be forced to stick with Mariota and have their future tied to his play. It already happened to Mularkey. We would be lucky to get Mularkey as an OC here but I just don't see it happening. It could happen though. This FO has a lot of respect around the league.
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The Adam Henry signing as WR Coach could turnout nicely for us if he can help lure FA WR Jarvis Landry here from Miami, whom he coached at LSU ...
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Mularkey got the jon in Tenn as interim. Same thing could happen here.
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Gregg Williams is a former HC as well... Do not know if he would take the job if offered.
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I don't think the Browns are dumb enough to offer the HC job to someone who ran a bounty program. But they have surprised me every year.
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Frank Reich - C - Eagles
A league source told Titan Insider that Eagles OC Frank Reich is a candidate for Tennessee's head-coaching vacancy.
A longtime NFL backup quarterback, Reich's coaching specialty has been wideouts and signal callers. He earned a promotion to offensive coordinator for the Chargers in 2014-2015, and then served as the Eagles' offensive coordinator the past two years in a secondary role under Doug Pederson, who calls Philly's plays.
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I am going to have to say POOR Giants. When Pat was being considered for the HC job here I was told he was a good teacher. When I pressed both people (who both played for him in the NFL) I still got the same answer He is a good teacher. IMO he is a good Coach, but not a good Head Coach.
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How does this guy keep.on getting OC jobs ?
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I'll take any concessions I can get. Luper apparently worked under Gus Malzahan at Auburn, so actually I'm pretty happy. That would be very good. Gus understands the running game and draws up beautiful running schemes. He's the best in the business. If Luper studied under Malzahan, I am all in on him being RB coordinator as long as he has input on how the plays should be drawn up..
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I don't think the Browns are dumb enough to offer the HC job to someone who ran a bounty program. But they have surprised me every year. Get over that man....Williams is a better coach then the guy we have now. I am not advocating he be the next head coach, I am just saying that is water long over the dam.
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I don't think the Browns are dumb enough to offer the HC job to someone who ran a bounty program. But they have surprised me every year. Get over that man....Williams is a better coach then the guy we have now. I am not advocating he be the next head coach, I am just saying that is water long over the dam. That would be water under the bridge. Lol
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Get over that man....Williams is a better coach then the guy we have now.
I am not advocating he be the next head coach, I am just saying that is water long over the dam. I think he makes a valid point. No team will be offering Gregg Williams a job as HC any time soon. They'd offer an inferior coach to him a job because of Bounty Gate. It's just a PR nightmare if the guy at the top, running the show, is the face of bounty gate
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I am going to have to say POOR Giants. When Pat was being considered for the HC job here I was told he was a good teacher. When I pressed both people (who both played for him in the NFL) I still got the same answer He is a good teacher. IMO he is a good Coach, but not a good Head Coach. Oh, they're gonna love him in New York.
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I am going to have to say POOR Giants. When Pat was being considered for the HC job here I was told he was a good teacher. When I pressed both people (who both played for him in the NFL) I still got the same answer He is a good teacher. IMO he is a good Coach, but not a good Head Coach. Ya .. i’m sure he learned nothing from his time here as HC and has since learned nothing about being a HC and what it takes to succeed ...  ... I have no clue if he will be good or not ... what i do know is he’s a smart guy, he learned while here, question is did he learn enough ... but to write him off as a FAILURE before we see what he’s EVOLVED in to .... ..
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That NY media can be tough.
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Pat was a good coach just needed a decent QB, not even a good one.
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That NY media can be tough. It can be ridiculously tough. Living here, I'll say that unless Pat Shurmur gets a QB going early, there's gonna be trouble. The Jets get the most talk on the radio and what not (not sure why), but the Giants have the most loyal and biggest fan base. And they have high expectations. The NY Daily News and NY Post are ruthless to coaches too. Many have success before and come to NY and find the pressure too great
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You have your opinion, and I have mine. One of us will be right, and one will be wrong. Only time will tell. I was however right about him when he was hired by Cleveland. 
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I am going to have to say POOR Giants. When Pat was being considered for the HC job here I was told he was a good teacher. When I pressed both people (who both played for him in the NFL) I still got the same answer He is a good teacher. IMO he is a good Coach, but not a good Head Coach. Ya .. i’m sure he learned nothing from his time here as HC and has since learned nothing about being a HC and what it takes to succeed ... ... I have no clue if he will be good or not ... what i do know is he’s a smart guy, he learned while here, question is did he learn enough ... but to write him off as a FAILURE before we see what he’s EVOLVED in to .... .. IMO, Shurmer's issues when he was a head coach stem from him being a poor leader. Being a good leader is one of those things that you either have or you don't... it's not something that you work on here and there while you're waiting for your next shot. I'll never forget the video where he's giving a post-game victory speech and the dlineman behind him was falling asleep.
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“He’s kind of quiet and kind of serious,” Holmgren told the Daily News on Monday night. “I’m not that serious. It’s hard for him to shoot the breeze. He’s really bright and works really hard. He has a good way about him with his staff. I’m disappointed he didn’t come in and talk to me enough. I was down the hall. I wish Pat had done that with me more. They want to do their own thing and don’t want to show they don’t know what is going on. I understand that. I’m really happy for him that it looks like he’s getting another chance.”
A cautionary tale: Holmgren told Shurmur he was letting the media in Cleveland bother him too much. “He read everything. He knew everything that was said,” Holmgren said. “I told him, ‘You can’t let it get to you. Don’t create an adversarial situation.’ I tried to counsel him that way.” Mike Holmgren is basically saying that Pat Shurmur would have been better if he was just more like Mike Holmgren. Tool. Hopefully Shurmur won't read everything anymore. If he thought the Cleveland media was bad, New York City will eat him alive.
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