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.

[DanKD]

He was also OC for two teams that made the superbowl. The hope would he has learned some additional stuff in Miami after fizzling a bit in his career.

I definitely prefer him to a retread like Waldron

[LayneStaley]

Turner is better than most of the guys being mentioned imo. Dude literally had the worst qbs in the nfl.

[Summerall-Madden]

Yeah Turner really wasn't too smart in drafting QB's he should had really done his homework.

[GUYDON]

I'm pretty sure its Bevell for OC, Pat Graham for DC, Rob Leonard stays put. When Pete retires, Graham becomes HC, Leonard becomes DC.
Lets see how close I am.

[Corleone]

[quote=haji81872 post_id=1272024]He coached at Detroit under Matt Patricia. One of the worst head coaches of all time.

2019 he had Matt Stafford for 8 games, the other 8 he had Jeff Driskel and David Blough. Stafford and the offense actually put up good numbers before he got hurt. Their best RB was Kerryon Johnson who played half the season and Bo Scarborough who played less than half the season. Golladay and Marvin Jones were the top two WR's. Stafford was throwing for over 300 yards a game with 19 TD and five interceptions.

2020 Covid season. They had 5 games where they put up over 30. One game they were shut out, but that game they were decimated by Covid on their offensive line.

Same with his stint in Jacksonville under Urban Meyer. That fiasco was nothing of his own doing and Urban called the plays while in Jacksonville.

Not saying he is the best choice, or who I would even want, but he would be a solid choice who has handled OC duties before vs. bringing in someone who has never called plays.[/quote]Ok that’s fair, but why did he get run out of Seattle?

[DanKD]

Looks like that was the first season they missed the playoffs. Maybe the change the team felt they needed to shake things up?

[devilraid316]

It's great to have continuity but the longer you keep players, coaches and systems together the more plays are getting dissected by film study. Then it comes down to if you are just that much better at what you do compared to them stopping you.

I'd argue that every coordinator has at least 3 signature plays or their bread and butter plays that they rely on. Lynch was such a monster for Seattle, I'm sure losing him, played some significance in the offense sputtering that led to Bevil's dismissal.

[The Duke]

I always look at whether the candidate is getting offers/interviews for the same position elsewhere in the league. Well... I don't see any other team in need of an OC even mentioning his name, let alone requesting or accepting an interview from him. That tells me it is just a comfort hire from our HC (if he indeed is the candidate of choice).

[haji81872]

[quote=The Duke post_id=1272082]I always look at whether the candidate is getting offers/interviews for the same position elsewhere in the league. Well... I don't see any other team in need of an OC even mentioning his name, let alone requesting or accepting an interview from him. That tells me it is just a comfort hire from our HC (if he indeed is the candidate of choice). [/quote]Bevell interviewed with the Browns.

Declan Doyle and Josh McDaniel only interviewed with one team before they were hired.

Klint Kubiak, Thomas Brown, Marcus Brady and Grant Udinski are the only ones who have done an interview with more than one team. None have done interviews with more than two teams.

[GUYDON]

[quote=ReturnOfTheMaxx post_id=1271875]I'm probably in the minority but I'm not interested in bringing a guy back who's already got one foot out the door in Patrick Graham. If he fields a top 10 unit this upcoming season, he's probably gone anyway.

Id much rather a younger guy like Rob Leonard or even a Karl Scott[/quote]With Pete only here 3-5 years I dont think Graham would have to have one foot out the door.
The idea could be you make him assistant HC with the understanding he will take over when Pete leaves.
If we are going to have continuity the Raiders have to have a succession plan.
If Graham is part of that plan, he doesnt have to go anywhere amd gets to learn a successful system for managing a football team

[Sold My Soul]

According to Tom Pelissero, former Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy has decided he’ll focus on the 2026 hiring cycle and will not coach next season

[heavyD]

[quote=LayneStaley post_id=1272033]Turner is better than most of the guys being mentioned imo. Dude literally had the worst qbs in the nfl.[/quote]No he’s not. His offense was actually less productive than Getsy’s and both were less productive than Hardegree who’s not exactly a household name across the league.

[JRaider17]

https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status ... 0691897367

[Raidernation1979]

Well, that blows. Our special teams were terrible.

[DanKD]

[quote=Raidernation1979 post_id=1272126]Well, that blows. Our special teams were terrible.[/quote]Special teams ranked 4th in 2023. I think we shouldnt underestimate AP's ineptness in all aspects of the tesm declining.