Amazing insight.

Although he would come to this team with the same philosophy, I don't know of any good coach that doesn't make adjustments to suit his level of competition.

Besides, the NFL is evolving to fit the NCAA, not the other way around.

No.

One guy I wouldn't mind as offensive coordinator would be mike gundy. Always had good offenses at okie state

:facepalm:

McCoy would be my choice. Smart,experienced,knows the AFC West & is QB friendly.

if it comes down to QB and offensive minded schemes, Ill take Chip Kelly or the Rats kid

those defensive guys like Fewell and Horton you have no idea how they will even approach the QB situation, they draft one, they sign a veteran, either way their development of a QB is WAY LOWER than the potential Shanahan or Kelly could have working with a young QB

Chip Kelly is a genius. He would be a great head coach at any level. And he sure as hell wouldn't start a meeting 15 minutes late.

I have no opinion on OK State. But Mike Gundy is brilliant. I'm not sure how he would fit in the NFL, but he is a great coach.

What exactly is the problem with gundy?

All I know about Gundy is that he's a man, and he's 40.

That certainly makes some nice points about Shanny jr... innovative, good with QB's, young but still a 9th year NFL coach.

A lot to like there.

Well, other than the fact that he's a HEAD COACH and he's not going to jump to the NFL to be an offensive coordinator, especially when earning nearly $5 million per year, nor does he have NFL experience, nor does he fit any of the likely head coach's criteria, or the fact that he runs, the spread, well, nothing.

:rolleyes:

The problem is, as Lane Kiffin quickly learned, NFL players aren't going to immediately respect a 32 year old coach that's likely hired due to his father's name instead of actually doing something on his own.

Shanahan, at this point in time, would be an epic disaster.

Please explain how Kyle Shanahan fits the "offensive genius" mold.

Thanks in advance.