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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.http://www.patspulpit.com/2014/12/2...aniels-leading-candidate-for-49ers-head-coachAs a result of Angry Harbaugh's pending departure, ESPN's Chris Mortensen says that Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is the leading candidate to be the next head coach...
It's likely wide receivers coach Chad O'Shea would be next in line to be offensive coordinator, with tight ends coach Brian Daboll as a dark horse.
If that happens who takes over as our OC or who do we want?
Daboll would be my guess.
11-17 as a head coach with the Broncos
Coordinated the 32nd ranked scoring offense in 2011 on the Rams
Coordinated top level offenses with Brady, Moss, Gronk, etc.
IMO, his resume doesn't look that pretty. I'm surprised his name is always mentioned with numerous jobs.
11-17 as a head coach with the Broncos
Coordinated the 32nd ranked scoring offense in 2011 on the Rams
Coordinated top level offenses with Brady, Moss, Gronk, etc.
IMO, his resume doesn't look that pretty. I'm surprised his name is always mentioned with numerous jobs.
That would suck imo.
Belichick didn't exactly light the world on fire his first go-around. I read an article recently (can't seem to find it) about how fast teams are moving form coach to coach, wondering whether guys like Landry or Walsh or others (can't recall) would have survived in today's NFL after 2-4 terrible seasons to start their careers.
I'm not saying McDaniels is bound to be a great coach, or that he deserved a longer shot in Denver. What I am saying is a few failed seasons doesn't portend a failed head coaching career.