OC/DC/ST Coordinators (Chip Kelly OC, Patrick Graham DC)
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OC/DC/ST Coordinators (Chip Kelly OC, Patrick Graham DC)
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.
If we don't please delete this.
- LayneStaley
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[quote=chucker post_id=1270997]There are still 7 open DC spots..... I could see Graham getting one, although I'd be fine with him returning and I think working with Carroll would be really valuable for him. I don't hate the idea of Bradley either but I wouldn't "love" it and I'm all over Leonard.[/quote]Haven’t been keeping track on what’s still open. This whole time I’ve been hoping Graham got a HC position so we could get a couple extra picks out of the deal while still having a competent guy taking over in Leonard.
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[quote=Ocoordinator post_id=1271002]Haven’t been keeping track on what’s still open. This whole time I’ve been hoping Graham got a HC position so we could get a couple extra picks out of the deal while still having a competent guy taking over in Leonard.[/quote]This is a really good resource for coach/coordinator positions. He will come out with a new one whenever there's a change.
https://twitter.com/MikeClayNFL/status/ ... 1590894988
https://twitter.com/MikeClayNFL/status/ ... 1590894988
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Id prefer Leonard over someone like Bradley but im not going to get too worked up over any DC hire. OC along with the offensive position coaches are the ones we need to nail.
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We better get a move on before all the good coordinators are snatched up, unless we are eyeballing coaches in the playoffs still. I still dont get the TT firing, unless he made some huge blunders behind the scenes.
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[quote=rich72 post_id=1271022]We better get a move on before all the good coordinators are snatched up, unless we are eyeballing coaches in the playoffs still. I still dont get the TT firing, unless he made some huge blunders behind the scenes.[/quote]Pretty easy to understand. TT didnt do anything wrong but with new ownership they wanted Brady / GM and HC all in unison working together. It makes perfect sense to start fresh and Spytek seems perfect for this goal.
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[quote=LayneStaley post_id=1271001]If we get McCown for OC I think that’s a pretty good clue we are going after Sam Darnold.[/quote]I would actually love that idea.
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[quote=chucker post_id=1270997]There are still 7 open DC spots..... I could see Graham getting one, although I'd be fine with him returning and I think working with Carroll would be really valuable for him. I don't hate the idea of Bradley either but I wouldn't "love" it and I'm all over Leonard.[/quote]Um, that sounded a bit gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that!
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Unless I'm mistaken, the Vikings don't have to grant the Raiders permission to hire McCown away even though it would be a promotion for him.
But if McCown was the direction it could be a domino effect. I was of the belief before the last two games that Darnold played that the Vikings wouldn't franchise tag him. The tag I believe would be at 41 or 42 million and Darnold would be a fool not to sign it.
The interesting thing about Darnold is that his contract voids. Again, unless I'm mistaken when a contract voids there is no longer a compensatory angle. Meaning the Vikings would get nothing in terms of compensatory picks. Aaron Jones and his contract also voids with the Vikings.
IF the Raiders added McCown as the offensive coordinator they could easily add Darnold and Jones and still not have any marks towards the compensatory formula. And that really could be key. Who knows what the Raiders plan with their own free agents to be. If they decide to let them walk, they could be sitting kind of a pretty a year from now with compensatory picks.
They could also keep down the path of signing players who's contracts voided and build a team up and still have their draft picks AND get rewarded with compensatory picks. The list of players who's contracts void is as if not more impressive than the list of free agents out there.
But if McCown was the direction it could be a domino effect. I was of the belief before the last two games that Darnold played that the Vikings wouldn't franchise tag him. The tag I believe would be at 41 or 42 million and Darnold would be a fool not to sign it.
The interesting thing about Darnold is that his contract voids. Again, unless I'm mistaken when a contract voids there is no longer a compensatory angle. Meaning the Vikings would get nothing in terms of compensatory picks. Aaron Jones and his contract also voids with the Vikings.
IF the Raiders added McCown as the offensive coordinator they could easily add Darnold and Jones and still not have any marks towards the compensatory formula. And that really could be key. Who knows what the Raiders plan with their own free agents to be. If they decide to let them walk, they could be sitting kind of a pretty a year from now with compensatory picks.
They could also keep down the path of signing players who's contracts voided and build a team up and still have their draft picks AND get rewarded with compensatory picks. The list of players who's contracts void is as if not more impressive than the list of free agents out there.
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[quote=devilraid316 post_id=1271035]Unless I'm mistaken, the Vikings don't have to grant the Raiders permission to hire McCown away even though it would be a promotion for him.
But if McCown was the direction it could be a domino effect. I was of the belief before the last two games that Darnold played that the Vikings wouldn't franchise tag him. The tag I believe would be at 41 or 42 million and Darnold would be a fool not to sign it.
The interesting thing about Darnold is that his contract voids. Again, unless I'm mistaken when a contract voids there is no longer a compensatory angle. Meaning the Vikings would get nothing in terms of compensatory picks. Aaron Jones and his contract also voids with the Vikings.
IF the Raiders added McCown as the offensive coordinator they could easily add Darnold and Jones and still not have any marks towards the compensatory formula. And that really could be key. Who knows what the Raiders plan with their own free agents to be. If they decide to let them walk, they could be sitting kind of a pretty a year from now with compensatory picks.
They could also keep down the path of signing players who's contracts voided and build a team up and still have their draft picks AND get rewarded with compensatory picks. The list of players who's contracts void is as if not more impressive than the list of free agents out there.[/quote]Most contracts that void do factor in for compensatory picks, because most of them automatically void. The exception is that if a contract voids at the option of a player or team then it may not qualify for compensatory picks. I don't claim to know all the rules in detail, but there have been many voided contracts that led to comp picks in the past.
I think you're right about McCown. Also note that the Rooney Rule applies to coordinator positions and the QB coach position, so it will take time to fulfil those requirements even if Carroll has a pretty good idea what he'll do.
But if McCown was the direction it could be a domino effect. I was of the belief before the last two games that Darnold played that the Vikings wouldn't franchise tag him. The tag I believe would be at 41 or 42 million and Darnold would be a fool not to sign it.
The interesting thing about Darnold is that his contract voids. Again, unless I'm mistaken when a contract voids there is no longer a compensatory angle. Meaning the Vikings would get nothing in terms of compensatory picks. Aaron Jones and his contract also voids with the Vikings.
IF the Raiders added McCown as the offensive coordinator they could easily add Darnold and Jones and still not have any marks towards the compensatory formula. And that really could be key. Who knows what the Raiders plan with their own free agents to be. If they decide to let them walk, they could be sitting kind of a pretty a year from now with compensatory picks.
They could also keep down the path of signing players who's contracts voided and build a team up and still have their draft picks AND get rewarded with compensatory picks. The list of players who's contracts void is as if not more impressive than the list of free agents out there.[/quote]Most contracts that void do factor in for compensatory picks, because most of them automatically void. The exception is that if a contract voids at the option of a player or team then it may not qualify for compensatory picks. I don't claim to know all the rules in detail, but there have been many voided contracts that led to comp picks in the past.
I think you're right about McCown. Also note that the Rooney Rule applies to coordinator positions and the QB coach position, so it will take time to fulfil those requirements even if Carroll has a pretty good idea what he'll do.
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[quote=DanKD post_id=1271005]Id prefer Leonard over someone like Bradley but im not going to get too worked up over any DC hire. OC along with the offensive position coaches are the ones we need to nail.[/quote]Me either. Pete is a defensive guy. Whoever he brings in is fine with me, as I'm sure he will have his finger on the pulse of the defense. Having said that.... I really don't want anymore of Bradley.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, this is the perfect situation for Rob Leonard to take over as DC.
I think the OC is the most important hire, similar to last season and hopefully we've learned from those mistakes. Id be hesitant to have a first time play caller in such a crucial role when the head coach is a defensive guy.
Really excited to see which direction they go
I think the OC is the most important hire, similar to last season and hopefully we've learned from those mistakes. Id be hesitant to have a first time play caller in such a crucial role when the head coach is a defensive guy.
Really excited to see which direction they go
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i'd like Leonard as well but also would be fine with Graham coming back. i'm not going to worry about the succession thing..but both would possibly be solid HCs down the road.
Graham seems very intelligent and i believe he would make a good coach someday
Graham seems very intelligent and i believe he would make a good coach someday