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DomerNKC 01-09-2013 12:38 AM

Paul Hacketts son to be OC in Buffalo
 
Nathaniel Hackett reportedly will be Buffalo Bills' OC
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By Gregg Rosenthal
Around The League editor
Published: Jan. 8, 2013 at 10:20 p.m. Updated: Jan. 9, 2013 at 12:32 a.m.

The Buffalo Bills took a chance on Syracuse coach Doug Marrone as their next head coach. Marrone, in turn, will take a chance on a 33-year-old, first-time NFL offensive coordinator who only has held entry-level positions at the pro level.


Tim Graham of The Buffalo News reported Tuesday that Nathaniel Hackett will be the Bills' offensive coordinator. Hackett was Marrone's offensive coordinator for two seasons after holding a variety of jobs for Syracuse in 2010.

Hackett, the son of Bill Walsh disciple Paul Hackett, was a quality control coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Bills from 2006 to 2009. Nathaniel Hackett oversaw a massive overhaul of the Syracuse offense this season, focusing on a stripped-down, no-huddle approach.

NFL.com's Ian Rapoport passed along word that Hackett leaned heavily on the Bills' playbook from the 1990s with the famed K-Gun offense. That's largely what Hackett ran at Syracuse in 2011, and the Bills are expected to take the same approach, with New Orleans Saints principles mixed in.

Here's what agent Brian Ayrault said on Twitter (Ayrault represents outgoing Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib).

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"The Bills just made a GREAT OC Hire!" Ayrault wrote. "Congrats to Nathaniel Hackett. Very innovative coach...the K-Gun is back in Buffalo!"

It sounds like we can expect an up-tempo style offense coming to the Bills. Marrone said he was looking for a defensive coordinator with "thorough NFL experience," but Hackett resembles something different. We like different. The Bills, who have made a point to publicly embrace analytics, could use a fresh approach. When you have lower revenues, different makes a lot of sense.

NFL schemes are like fashion trends. If you wait long enough, everything comes back in style. What is old is new again in Buffalo.

Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.

RustShack 01-09-2013 12:39 AM

Bills fired their coach, to hire a worse one?

Munson 01-09-2013 12:52 AM

Somebody had to carry on the "Can't Hackett" tradition.

DomerNKC 01-09-2013 01:11 AM

Maybe he can hire Greg Robinsons son to be DC! Jimmy Raye can be quality control!LMAO

Phobia 01-09-2013 01:18 AM

Don't think Robinson's son is an NFL coach but Jimmy Raye's son is.

DaneMcCloud 01-09-2013 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 9298909)
Don't think Robinson's son is an NFL coach but Jimmy Raye's son is.

Jimmy Raye III is the Director of Pro and College scouting San Diego.

Considering their recent drafts, I hope he never loses that job.

ChiefGator 01-09-2013 05:57 AM

They tried it with coaches with experience, now they are going a different way.

DomerNKC 01-09-2013 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChiefGator (Post 9299053)
They tried it with coaches with experience, now they are going a different way.

lol. glad we are taking the other approach.

mcaj22 01-09-2013 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9298978)
Jimmy Raye III is the Director of Pro and College scouting San Diego.

Considering their recent drafts, I hope he never loses that job.

corey leguit and melvin ingram are 10x better than any pile of shit first rounder pioli has picked for us in the last four years

ModSocks 01-09-2013 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by mcaj22 (Post 9299628)
corey leguit and melvin ingram are 10x better than any pile of shit first rounder ***** has picked for us in the last four years

Lol....no


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