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I think DeFilippo is better suited as a QB coach. JMO
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All I remember about Flip is that his offenses were panned as heavily as Shurmur's and Mo Carthon's. How and why he continues to get looks as an OC is beyond me.
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If that's the way Monken wants to approach it, I can't really blame him.
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I guess 2019 didn't happen hhahahah
Since he was just OC in name and didn't call plays, he's probably trying to forget it all. 
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If that's the way Monken wants to approach it, I can't really blame him. I think that's the way Georgia wants to approach it
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I wish Monken best of luck in his new job. I don't really have a positive or negative opinion of his time here. It was an odd fit between him and Kitchens from the start. Time to move on.
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Breaking: Former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett has agreed to become the offensive coordinator for the New York Giants, a source tells @WerderEdESPN . https://twitter.com/CST_4200/status/1218361076120723457
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The Browns have made an addition to their offensive coaching staff. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that they have hired former Dolphins offensive coordinator Chad O’Shea. O’Shea spent last season running the offense in Miami, but was dispatched by the team at the end of the regular season. O’Shea will not have the same title in Cleveland. Per the report, he will be the wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator. O’Shea was the receivers coach in New England for 10 years before moving to Miami with head coach Brian Flores. The Browns are also set to speak to former Broncos offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello and Rapoport reports they have interest in 49ers offensive assistants Mike LaFleur and Mike McDaniel. It’s not clear if either would be given permission to interview with the Browns, however, and there’s reportedly a chance that the Browns go without a formal offensive coordinator with head coach Kevin Stefanski calling plays on offense. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/browns-add-chad-o-shea-150302712.html
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If I were KS, I’d give playcalling to McDaniel to get him aboard
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If I were KS, I’d give playcalling to McDaniel to get him aboard The other KS might have the same idea for keeping him onboard in San Francisco. Luckily, he can only give playcalling to one of his assistants. I wonder how much the similarities with Shanahan influenced the Stefanski selection.
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Report: Stump Mitchell to remain as Browns RB coach Jeff Risdon 20 hours ago One of the more popular and respected coaches from the 2019 Browns staff will stick around in 2020. Running backs coach Stump Mitchell is going to continue in that capacity under new head coach Kevin Stefanski. Numerous outlets, including Nate Ulrich of Ohio.com, reported the news that Mitchell will remain on Monday afternoon. The Browns have not officially announced the move, however. Mitchell is a former NFL running back himself and has worked quite well with standout Browns RB Nick Chubb. He’s also been helpful in developing the passing game skills of the Browns stable of RBs. The 60-year-old Mitchell came to the Browns this past offseason from the Arizona Cardinals. Related https://brownswire.usatoday.com/2020/01/...vou0_WRS2QLz66E
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We will have a nice blend of holdover coaches. That helps the new staff get a better feel for the players they inherit, and it helps the players when not everybody is a strange face.
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So far I like the ones they have kept and don't have an issue with the ones they let go. I certainly didn't want to lose Priefer.
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I agree with both of you guys. Smart to keep some familiar faces, as long as they fit the scheme and can be positive contributors and I'm sure they will be, since the ones being kept are good.
No problem with anybody let go, so far.
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So far I like the ones they have kept and don't have an issue with the ones they let go. I certainly didn't want to lose Priefer. I agree Priefer or whatever the ST coach's name is. I wanted to keep him. I kind of thought we might keep Adam Henry. At that level, all of those guys know what they are talking about and pretty much teach the same things as long as we keep it in the same scheme. O-line guys might teach different methods. I am eager to see who we hire after Woods signs. I take the lack of defensive coaches at this point is to allow him to provide his input since Stefanski isn't a defensive coach. Stef can hire offensive guys because it looks more or less like he will be the ultimate O coordinator. There has been word we may not have a "coordinator", which can work. Callahan is Sr asst. coach along with O line coach. Maybe he is heavily involved in rolling out game plans. Maybe there is still a hire on the way to do that. It didn't work with Freddie. But I don't think Freddie is as smart, organized, or experienced in forming game plans as Stefanski. Freddie probably was never involved until last year. Stefanski as been involved in that for at least a few years if not more.
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So far I like the ones they have kept and don't have an issue with the ones they let go. I certainly didn't want to lose Priefer. I agree Priefer or whatever the ST coach's name is. I wanted to keep him. I kind of thought we might keep Adam Henry. At that level, all of those guys know what they are talking about and pretty much teach the same things as long as we keep it in the same scheme. O-line guys might teach different methods. I am eager to see who we hire after Woods signs. I take the lack of defensive coaches at this point is to allow him to provide his input since Stefanski isn't a defensive coach. Stef can hire offensive guys because it looks more or less like he will be the ultimate O coordinator. There has been word we may not have a "coordinator", which can work. Callahan is Sr asst. coach along with O line coach. Maybe he is heavily involved in rolling out game plans. Maybe there is still a hire on the way to do that. It didn't work with Freddie. But I don't think Freddie is as smart, organized, or experienced in forming game plans as Stefanski. Freddie probably was never involved until last year. Stefanski as been involved in that for at least a few years if not more. Stefanski took over as OC in Minny with 3 games left in the 2018 season. He was OC all of last season. Like Freddie, he has experience as position coach at TE, QB, and RB.
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I'm not as quick to either jump on the bandwagon or abandon ship as some seem to be. I'm looking at the entire process one step at a time. I remember a very short time ago to hear it told on here, Wade Phillips was ready to sign and would be our next DC. So until the ink dries color me skeptical about conclusions about who will be here and who wont.
Until we see how things are going to run, I won't jump to conclusions on what the exact responsibilities are of each part of the coaching staff is and how this thing will unfold.
I certainly understand how and why people wish to go in another direction than my approach. But I'm just watching things unfold and basing my opinions on things as they do.
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Freddie Kitchens' buddy. There were rumors about Kitchens being on the Giants' staff.
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Freddie Kitchens' buddy. There were rumors about Kitchens being on the Giants' staff.
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NYG fans are melting down about the staff Joe Judge is putting together.
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NYG fans are melting down about the staff Joe Judge is putting together. I think Freddie would be good .. just don't want him calling plays and being the head coach.
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FK to the Giants, hmm ... He’ll actually be okay in a QB coach/OC assistant type role
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FK to the Giants, hmm ... He’ll actually be okay in a QB coach/OC assistant type role Definitely will. Most of our ex-coaches deserve those opportunities. I always feel bad for Hue Jackson. I get that he has to build his career up from somewhere, but people laughed about him being an OC for a Marvin Lewis led team. There's plenty of evidence that Hue is a good OC. Just as Romeo (while not a great head coach) was a very good DC. Pat Shurmur is a decent OC, not a good Head Coach. Mike Pettine, who knows, he screwed himself with Jim O'Neil (but he's a very good Defensive Coordinator). They got hired as Head Coach for a reason. Generally because of their success as coordinators/assistants
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Good luck Freddie.
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FK to the Giants, hmm ... He’ll actually be okay in a QB coach/OC assistant type role Definitely will. Most of our ex-coaches deserve those opportunities. I always feel bad for Hue Jackson. I get that he has to build his career up from somewhere, but people laughed about him being an OC for a Marvin Lewis led team. There's plenty of evidence that Hue is a good OC. Just as Romeo (while not a great head coach) was a very good DC. Pat Shurmur is a decent OC, not a good Head Coach. Mike Pettine, who knows, he screwed himself with Jim O'Neil (but he's a very good Defensive Coordinator). They got hired as Head Coach for a reason. Generally because of their success as coordinators/assistants For sure. I think it's ridiculous/fascinating that after all this time and the countless firings/hirings throughout the league, in general nobody has really figured out the hiring process for an NFL HC.
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For sure. I think it's ridiculous/fascinating that after all this time and the countless firings/hirings throughout the league, in general nobody has really figured out the hiring process for an NFL HC. There is no magic bullet for finding a perfect head coaching hire ... and even if there was, around half of the coaches in the league will still end up at or below .500.
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And over half of ours will shoot themselves in the foot with the magic bullet. You know about HC success in hindsight.
I wish FK well, but not too hard. Good guy, just somebody else to beat.
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Kubiak was never leaving Minnesota. It didn't make any sense for Zimmer to start over on offense. I thought Kubiak would stay in his previous with his son taking over as offensive coordinator but this makes even more sense.
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I’m still holding out hope for McDaniel to be OC
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I’m still holding out hope for McDaniel to be OC I'm with you. And I think it is something that could be in the works. Nobody has been attached to the position yet, and Stephanski has commented on not being in a hurry.
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That’s a good get for them ... he got hosed in Washington big time .... he never really got a chance as they never had any talent ...
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