Andy Reid

True.

Yup.

But he was a successful special teams coordinator with a long coaching resume.

He's a rare bird.

I said he was a guy to watch out for. I didn't say he was ready now.

And calling a Quality Control coach a paid intern is unbelievably short-selling what they do. They work insane hours and they're the ones who are really digging into the film and analyzing the data, not to mention the administrative side of head coaching. It's basically football bootcamp.

From everything I've heard, the guy is extremely well liked by players and coaches. He was basically Haley's right hand man and he even gave him some responsibility coaching QBs. As a WRs coach, he just seems to be a natural coach -- Haley toughness with a lot less of the dickheadedness. I'd rather take a good leader over a guy with great X's and O's experience.

No doubt.

I called Mike McCarthy when he was still a pissant intern with KC.

^^^This. OFQCs are the most under-appreciated and unknown coaches in the NFL. These guys come up with the game plans and are responsible for analyzing film throughout the entire season, usually working from 5AM-11PM.

Really? I knew Mac back in the day when he was at Baker but I never pegged him as an NFL head coach, at least not then.

Gregg Williams is available.

EDIT: But seriously, give me Vic Fangio.

Can we get a list of OFQCs that may be worthy of a HC?

I could live with Shaw. Especially if we get a 1st round QB.

I'm not sold

I'm not wanting a spread offense. This is a pure college coach.

Mike McCoy has only one claim to fame, the Tim Tebow offense. He would be good right now if the Chiefs would bench all QBs and run a wildcat with Charles but until that happens, this one is a no.