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Pagano was working with a bunch of hall of famers his entire time at Baltimore.
Pagano was working with a bunch of hall of famers his entire time at Baltimore.
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Would be hard to think up a pairing better than Patricia/Kubiak. The only problem I have is if the OC under Patricia has success with Trubisky, you have to imagine him getting HC offers. Then Trubs is stuck learning a new system with a new coordinator, again. Whereas you have an offensive minded HC the system never changes and it gives Trubisky a chance to develop and grow within one specific system. I think this was a driving factor in Cutler not fulfilling his potential.
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I know Sanchez is not a very good player any longer, but he seems to have embraced the role of mentor wholeheartedly. Manning would obviously be better, and I think Sanchez will actually be the backup next year, but I don't think he would be a terrible QB coach.
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I honestly have no idea how good a QB coach Sanchez would make to be honest, but I don't know if he ever was a "good" player. Just kinda meh.....
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If Kubiak is OC, I might be able to live with everything else.
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That's the beauty of Kubiak. He said he doesn't want to be head coach anymore because of the health concerns, but still wants to be an offensive coordinator. Pairing him with anyone, means he is sticking around.
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Winner.
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What are people's thoughts on Todd Haley for HC? He has previous HC experience and has been successful as an OC with both AZ and Pitt.
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Head coach: Jeff Fischer
Offensive coordinator: loggains
Defensive coordinator: Marvin Lewis
Offensive coordinator: loggains
Defensive coordinator: Marvin Lewis
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He's a solid candidate. I believe he's known as a "fiery" coach and that may rub some people the wrong way. Recently, he moved up to the booth to call plays and Big Ben apparently has been playing a lot better since he doesn't have to deal with his personality as much.
Haley might be somewhat of a risky choice. He definitely knows how to run an offense though.
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Can someone please get him some bass for his voice? Sounds like a white boy version of Mike Tyson.
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Holy shit, I never heard him speak before. His voice doesn’t fit his look at all. LMAO!
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Fiery might be what this team needs. He's had success as a play caller and does have HC experience.
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He also had nervous breakdown in KC. Was paranoid everything was bugged and they were out to get him.
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I would be all aboard having Peyton Manning anywhere near the Bears offense.
Brad Paisley can be his assistant.
Brad Paisley can be his assistant.
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I have a new game the rules are that you build the best coaching staff you can around a head coach candidate. I encourage you to look for possible connections and reasons for the coaches to work together.
Coaches who are fired and hit the market
Chicago [Ha Ha]
Houston
Tampa Bay
NYG
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Oakland-Not Del Rio, but everyone else
Denver-Offensive staff
You can also use any coaches that are on the street right now [McCoy, Norv, McAdoo]
You must fill the positions,
OC:
QB:
DC:
Special Teams:
John DeFillipo
Coaches who are fired and hit the market
Chicago [Ha Ha]
Houston
Tampa Bay
NYG
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Oakland-Not Del Rio, but everyone else
Denver-Offensive staff
You can also use any coaches that are on the street right now [McCoy, Norv, McAdoo]
You must fill the positions,
OC:
QB:
DC:
Special Teams:
John DeFillipo
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HC: John DeFilippo
A young offensive mind with a lot of recent success in developing young QBs into star players, add in a year of play calling experience where he was not being over seen by an offensive coach and you have an interesting candidate. DeFilippo is probably a year or 2 away from being the "hot head coaching" candidate as he is not calling plays, although he should be for the Jets, and the Bears jump early.
OC: Greg Olson
Olson has a ton of play calling experience, which is a need with a younger offensive HC. Olson worked with DeFilippo in Oakland when Carr was drafted so they have a relationship and have had success with developing a young QB together. Olson has also spent the past 5 years working with young QBs, Carr, Bortles, Goff, and has been in developmental mode for half a decade.
QB: Todd Downing
DeFilippo's replacement in Oakland working with Carr he has not been a good OC and it looks like he is going to be fired, but the Raiders thought so much of his work with Carr that they let Musgrave walk and tanked their offense. Carr to me is a ideal physical comparison for Trubisky and I would like him to be on a similar developmental path.
DC: Mike Pettine
Pettine was the HC in Cleveland when DeFilippo was the OC and to me Pettine is one of the most intriguing DC candidates on the market. Pettine runs an aggressive 3-4 and could step in and really groove with the personnel that the Bears have.
A young offensive mind with a lot of recent success in developing young QBs into star players, add in a year of play calling experience where he was not being over seen by an offensive coach and you have an interesting candidate. DeFilippo is probably a year or 2 away from being the "hot head coaching" candidate as he is not calling plays, although he should be for the Jets, and the Bears jump early.
OC: Greg Olson
Olson has a ton of play calling experience, which is a need with a younger offensive HC. Olson worked with DeFilippo in Oakland when Carr was drafted so they have a relationship and have had success with developing a young QB together. Olson has also spent the past 5 years working with young QBs, Carr, Bortles, Goff, and has been in developmental mode for half a decade.
QB: Todd Downing
DeFilippo's replacement in Oakland working with Carr he has not been a good OC and it looks like he is going to be fired, but the Raiders thought so much of his work with Carr that they let Musgrave walk and tanked their offense. Carr to me is a ideal physical comparison for Trubisky and I would like him to be on a similar developmental path.
DC: Mike Pettine
Pettine was the HC in Cleveland when DeFilippo was the OC and to me Pettine is one of the most intriguing DC candidates on the market. Pettine runs an aggressive 3-4 and could step in and really groove with the personnel that the Bears have.
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Hahahaha that was the first time i heard him speak as well. Ya gotta think he'd be getting clowned on by players at practice...lol
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HC: John DeFilippo
A young offensive mind with a lot of recent success in developing young QBs into star players, add in a year of play calling experience where he was not being over seen by an offensive coach and you have an interesting candidate. DeFilippo is probably a year or 2 away from being the "hot head coaching" candidate as he is not calling plays, although he should be for the Jets, and the Bears jump early.
OC: Greg Olson
Olson has a ton of play calling experience, which is a need with a younger offensive HC. Olson worked with DeFilippo in Oakland when Carr was drafted so they have a relationship and have had success with developing a young QB together. Olson has also spent the past 5 years working with young QBs, Carr, Bortles, Goff, and has been in developmental mode for half a decade.
QB: Todd Downing
DeFilippo's replacement in Oakland working with Carr he has not been a good OC and it looks like he is going to be fired, but the Raiders thought so much of his work with Carr that they let Musgrave walk and tanked their offense. Carr to me is a ideal physical comparison for Trubisky and I would like him to be on a similar developmental path.
DC: Mike Pettine
Pettine was the HC in Cleveland when DeFilippo was the OC and to me Pettine is one of the most intriguing DC candidates on the market. Pettine runs an aggressive 3-4 and could step in and really groove with the personnel that the Bears have.
This right here. I'd be extremely happy with that group.
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Pace can't play this safe and I'm certain he knows this. He has to go for broke. He has nothing to lose.
Hire another meddling coach and his GM days are all but over.
Hire another meddling coach and his GM days are all but over.