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[Pape]

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thanks for posting this - had not seen it yet. will update the tracker

 

[Ross12]

Have to wonder when they will begin OC interviews of any kind.

 

[mgteich]

Have to wonder when they will begin OC interviews of any kind.

perhaps after the weekend

 

[Ross12]

perhaps after the weekend

Good point - they might have eyes for guys on the Texans/Packers/Bills/Chiefs/49ers/Ravens squads and didn’t want to do anything virtual. Have to wait til after the 22nd to do in-person interviews with the above team staff members.

 

[Real fan 02]

Sadly, guess we will hear more about OCs in the coming weeks.

Honestly, it may be a blessing in disguise that BOB left. Personally I want someone off the McVeigh coaching tree. Someone that is great with WRs and young QBs.. we need a chunk play offense, an offense that will be multiple, not overly complex, and be able to keep defenses guessing.

 

[Pape]

Honestly, it may be a blessing in disguise that BOB left. Personally I want someone off the McVeigh coaching tree. Someone that is great with WRs and young QBs.. we need a chunk play offense, an offense that will be multiple, not overly complex, and be able to keep defenses guessing.

I would term it A Blessing... never mind the "in disguise".

 

[Real fan 02]

I would term it A Blessing... never mind the "in disguise".

Well.. you know what I mean.. BOB is good offensive coach. However when you don't have the QB then it doesn't matter. So next OC.. innovative? Great with young QBs and WR'S, great scheme? and play design?.. send your resumes to 1 patriots place attention HC Jarod mayo!

 

[Real fan 02]

Good point - they might have eyes for guys on the Texans/Packers/Bills/Chiefs/49ers/Ravens squads and didn’t want to do anything virtual. Have to wait til after the 22nd to do in-person interviews with the above team staff members.

McVeigh tree please!

 

[Snooky97]

 

[Love The Drake]

It begins

 

[Lagaffe_07]

I would prefer Zac Robinson.

 

[AQPE]

Did Caley do a great job with the tight ends he coached here? How did guys like Asiasi and Keene do under Caley? Was Jonnu Smith great under him?

 

[Love The Drake]

I would prefer Zac Robinson.

Zac Robinson just interviewed with the Bears I saw, but agree

 

[jdlboot14]

I don't think you can call Caley a McVay assistant, or Shanahan-tree guy. He came up here, and spent 1 year with LAR.
Sure, some perspective will help broaden his system, but he's still a Patriot-system guy.
Which is okay btw... remember, the "Patriot offense" won more games & titles than any other over the last 1/4 century.

 

[raduray]

Caley's an interesting option in that he knows the Patriots way and the McVay way and would be well positioned to transition from one to the other, or to meld them into a bespoke way.

 

[Ring 6]

Well.. you know what I mean.. BOB is good offensive coach. However when you don't have the QB then it doesn't matter. So next OC.. innovative? Great with young QBs and WR'S, great scheme? and play design?.. send your resumes to 1 patriots place attention HC Jarod mayo!

BOB developed Deshaun Watson and coached Bryce young into a heisman winning 1st overall pick. Sounds like a guy who is good with young QBs

 

[Ring 6]

McVeigh tree please!

I don’t think McVeigh has a tree, at least since the Oklahoma City bombing.

Maybe McVay though.

 

[Ross12]

Caley's an interesting option in that he knows the Patriots way and the McVay way and would be well positioned to transition from one to the other, or to meld them into a bespoke way.

My concern would be how well would he “know” the McVay way after one year. Enough to run an offense?

Maybe the better idea would be to hire Zac Robinson as OC and then also bring Nick Caley over as QB Coach which would A) be a promotion of sorts and B) give us value as he would be able to help Robinson translate between what NE does now and what he is trying to do next year

 

[Pape]

Multiple sources reporting that we have our first OC interview...

Patriots to Interview Rams TE Coach Nick Caley for vacant OC position

McVay's Tree: Rams Coach To Interview With Patriots

Los Angeles Rams tight ends coach Nick Caley could be going back to his roots.

www.si.com

Patriots reportedly set to interview first candidates for offensive coordinator job

Jerod Mayo is reportedly set to interview his first candidates for offensive coordinator.

www.cbsnews.com

make sense to bring him in for an interview... he's worked with Mayo before, start the process with those you know.

 

[Real fan 02]

BOB developed Deshaun Watson and coached Bryce young into a heisman winning 1st overall pick. Sounds like a guy who is good with young QBs

Why wasn't he good with Mac? Zapp? Cunningham?