Would you want Troy Brown as Wide Receivers coach over Nick Caserio? - New England Patriots Forums

PATRIOTSFANINPA · 02-16-2008, 02:00 PM

Troy is definately gone barring all of the other receivers either traded away or involved in an major accident.

So with that said,is Brain Caserio who did a superb job with the receivers your 1st choice to coach the WRs again? or if Troy showed some interest and wanted to remain within the organization,would you want him instead?

I think Troy would make a great coach for the receivers but since Caserio has done a great job in his rookie season it would be tough.

Pats726 · 02-16-2008, 02:07 PM

I don't know if Troy would wish to do that OR have some other post in the organization... I don't know what CoachB and others think about Casano vs anyone else and will leave that decision to them. I would like to see Troy stay with the Pats in some way, but will leave it for him and the Pats to decide on that. If Casano is doing a great job, why the need to change?

***MoLewisrocks*** · 02-16-2008, 02:08 PM

Troy has been told he will always have a place in the organization if he wants one. Position coaches work 60-80 hour weeks for much of the season and they make less than a quarter of what Troy made at veteran minimum. I assume his place would be in community relations much like Andre. More money, less hours, still around the team. His family resides in SC where his wife still works as a chemist and his young children are in school. The didn't relocate during his playing career.

***IcyPatriot*** · 02-16-2008, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by MoLewisrocks

Troy has been told he will always have a place in the organization if he wants one. Position coaches work 60-80 hour weeks for much of the season and they make less than a quarter of what Troy made at veteran minimum. I assume his place would be in community relations much like Andre. More money, less hours, still around the team. His family resides in SC where his wife still works as a chemist and his young children are in school. The didn't relocate during his playing career.

Well said ... I agree.

***PatsFanJess*** · 02-16-2008, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by MoLewisrocks

Troy has been told he will always have a place in the organization if he wants one. Position coaches work 60-80 hour weeks for much of the season and they make less than a quarter of what Troy made at veteran minimum. I assume his place would be in community relations much like Andre. More money, less hours, still around the team. His family resides in SC where his wife still works as a chemist and his young children are in school. The didn't relocate during his playing career.

I agree as well...love TBrown. One of the few quality and genuine guys in the league. He is the symbol of what a New England Patriot is and should always be. Always a place in our hearts for this man. Hes one of a kind.

SammyBlueCat · 02-16-2008, 03:02 PM

Make Troy Brown the offensive coordinator.

***pats1*** · 02-16-2008, 03:34 PM

"Brian Caserio?"

Is that like a hybrid between Brian Daboll and Nick Caserio?

***BradyFTW!*** · 02-16-2008, 03:40 PM

If Brown wants to have a position within the organization, I'm sure that he'll always have one. That said, WR coach may or may not be a great fit for him. Doing something and teaching something aren't necessarily one and the same.

PATRIOTSFANINPA · 02-16-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by pats1

"Brian Caserio?"

Is that like a hybrid between Brian Daboll and Nick Caserio?

OOPS Thanks for the goof acknowledgement - Will correct that shortly....

MrBigglesWorth · 02-16-2008, 03:52 PM

I think Troy should be in charge of defensive backs. He knows routes, heck he played d-back at times. He knows both sides of the ball.