OC/DC/ST Coordinators (Chip Kelly OC, Patrick Graham DC)

[haji81872]

Do we need an OC/DC thread or do we just keep that talk in the Pete Carrol thread?

If we don't please delete this.

[Raidernation1979]

As with GMs and HCs. Coordinators falls under the Rooney rule. So we have to do 2 interviews for each side to fulfill that before hiring.

[chucker]

[quote=Raidernation1979 post_id=1271758]As with GMs and HCs. Coordinators falls under the Rooney rule. So we have to do 2 interviews for each side to fulfill that before hiring.[/quote]The QB coach also falls under the Rooney rule now. You just have to do one Rooney interview for QB coach though.

[JRaider17]

Its wild to me even if you want to make a minority hire you have to interview another candidate still.

[Viper]

[quote=chucker post_id=1271760]The QB coach also falls under the Rooney rule now. You just have to do one Rooney interview for QB coach though.[/quote]I wish they would change it to where you don’t have to follow the Rooney rule if you’ve filled a position in X number of years prior with a minority hire.
For a while there we were the ones leading that charge.

[raiderjohn]

[quote=LayneStaley post_id=1271694]No thx on Bradley but Shaw is very intriguing.[/quote]Shaw would be interesting. Grimey between the tackles power run game at Stanford, coached under and succeeded Harbaugh at Stanford. Lots of multiple TE sets. Ball control, win the time of possession.

[rhumbob]

Karl Scott is 39 years old. Isn't that what the "young coordinator" crowd wants?

[Sir Raider Duck, OMS]

[quote=JRaider17 post_id=1271761]Its wild to me even if you want to make a minority hire you have to interview another candidate still.[/quote]I believe if you hire a minority candidate, you can skip the rest of the Rooney Rule process for that position.

[raiderjohn]

Passing Game Coordinator Nate Scheelhaase, LA Rams

OC?

He's the current "play-drawer" under McVay.

Bucs requesting interview as Coen replacement.

[Raidernation1979]

[quote=Sir Raider Duck, OMS post_id=1271766]I believe if you hire a minority candidate, you can skip the rest of the Rooney Rule process for that position.[/quote]Don’t think that’s the case

[Sir Raider Duck, OMS]

[quote=raiderjohn post_id=1271767]Passing Game Coordinator Nate Scheelhaase, LA Rams

OC?

He's the current "play-drawer" under McVay.[/quote]Similarly, I'd love to see us interview Tanner Engstrand and Mark Brunell, the Passing Game Coordinator and QB coach, respectively, of the Lions.

We didn't get Ben Johnson, but maybe we can get one of people that helped with that great offense.

[NoThanksSir]

I'll keep an open mind with Pete's staff hires. He said in his presser he wants guys he's familiar with, as well as guys he's never coached with before. I believe Pete is heavily invested in developing his coaching tree, and not just his players. It's a part of what makes him so good. If he sees something in someone I've never heard of, I'll assume he knows what he's talking about.

[devilraid316]

Even though he failed horrendously bad as a GM. I thought Matt Millen stated the most accurate thing ever when it came to the Rooney Rule. He felt it was more disrespectful to bring in say Dennis Green in for an interview for a job that he has no intention of giving him, just to satisfy the rule.

[JRaider17]

https://twitter.com/tashanreed/status/1 ... 3627496864

Leonard in the mix.

[Rainman56]

[quote=Sir Raider Duck, OMS post_id=1271769]Similarly, I'd love to see us interview Tanner Engstrand and Mark Brunell, the Passing Game Coordinator and QB coach, respectively, of the Lions.

We didn't get Ben Johnson, but maybe we can get one of people that helped with that great offense.[/quote]Brunell would be a great hire imo

[Sir Raider Duck, OMS]

I've also seen some mentions of Greg Olson, but only as a QB coach. He wouldn't be calling plays or anything, but just mentoring the QBs which he does very well (it's why he keeps getting OC jobs despite his offenses being mediocre).