LNBS: Greg Lewis should be the new OC

[BossChief]

After Bienemy goes to Denver.

Lots of similarities to Doug Peterson

Andy signed him as an UDFA out of college and coached him for 6 or 7 years.
Andy has prepped him for the role by having him coach multiple position groups.
The job he’s done with Pacheco and McKinnon has been top shelf.
Tyreek had his best years under Lewis.

Get the next round of Third round comp picks ready when Greg gets a HC spot in 2-3 years as Mahomes has his best years.

[chiefzilla1501]

I think it’s nagys job to lose and I’m fine with that.

Use nagys experience to mentor a young QBs coach. I’ve always wanted to see Kyle shurmur get a shot under Reid. As an outside the box idea.

[Rasputin]

Pretty sure it's going be Matt Nagy.

[DRM08]

@BossChief, you don't think Denver will end up with someone else? I assume they are wanting someone with head coaching experience. Even if they don't get Sean Payton, I would think Coach Bieniemy is pretty far down the list for them.

[Megatron96]

Well the thread is titled LNBS, so I'm going to assume this is hypothetical.

So, fine. EB goes to DEN (don't believe this would happen, but again we're blue-skying, so what the hell).

And then Andy elevates Greg Lewis to OC. We'll pretend that Nagy doesn't exist for a few minutes, or whatever backstory works. He decided to join the circus, maybe. Okay.

I like Lewis. I've only seen a few pressers to make an impression, but I like how he presents himself. He appears to be a pretty smart person, excited about being on the staff, working with the players, and honest, as far as he can be as a coach for an NFL team. I don't know if i necessarily see him as a HC in a few years, but I don't see an obvious reason he couldn't either.

He was the WR coach or something related to receivers at one time, right? Thought I remembered something about him working with Hardman on his mechanics or footwork a couple years ago.

We need more information, really. Has he put his signature style or something on anything yet? That'd possibly be interesting.

[Nickhead]

nagy was brought in for a reason

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by DRM08

@BossChief, you don't think Denver will end up with someone else? I assume they are wanting someone with head coaching experience. Even if they don't get Sean Payton, I would think Coach Bieniemy is pretty far down the list for them.

They want a splash name, no doubt about it

[smithandrew051]

After Nagy helped Mahomes before the draft, I want him to be a part of the organization forever.

[kcclone]

Wanting a big named, experienced HC and actually getting one are two total different things.

Denver with zero draft capital, Russ and 4 divisional games against Mahomes and Herbert has to be a tough sell to anyone with options.

[Dunerdr]

IDGAF because its actually Reid at the end of the day.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

After Nagy helped Mahomes before the draft, I want him to be a part of the organization forever.

The two have great chemistry. You can just tell. He sits with mahomes way more than we ever saw from Kafka or bieniemy.

Would also add that Nagy has the title of senior assistant so all this is moot. You don’t give that to a QBs coach unless the plan was to ease him into a senior role.

[tredadda]

Biggest problem with that is you said replacing EB. KC desperately needs him gone, but no good way to do it. They can only hope another team hires him, but after the past few years it doesn’t look promising.

[dannybcaitlyn]

So Nagy to OC and Kliff Kingsbury Qb coach?

[BigRedChief]

Nagy all the way. Obviously, they get along well. Which I think is the issue with EB.

[RealSNR]

I've thought about this too in the name of giving new guys chances at the OC position.

Nagy is the most qualified, sure, but it's Reid. The OC doesn't really matter. So why not give the job to a new guy? Because Nagy will leave for an OC position somewhere else? Oh teh noes.