Patriots interviewing Bills coach Ryan Wendell for OL coach position

[stinkypete]

Per multiple outlets, this is interesting because both Wendell and Klemm played under the Scarnecchia system. The clues continue to mount that we're ditching the Shanahan concepts and going back to our offensive identity.

(Edit: already mentioned on Klemm thread)

 

[Ross12]

Per multiple outlets, this is interesting because both Wendell and Klemm played under the Scarnecchia system. The clues continue to mount that we're ditching the Shanahan concepts and going back to our offensive identity.

(Edit: already mentioned on Klemm thread)

I mentioned in the other thread as well but I felt that Wendell outperformed his physical tools during his time in NE and was a solid player at multiple positions. He played center which was responsible for a lot, you could tell Scar coached him up well. Additionally, the Buffalo OL was reduced to depth players at the tackle and other positions at various points and they seemed to scoot by without major dips which is a credit to their coaching from the OL coaches including Wendell. I'm definitely intrigued by this one.

 

[turkeyneck]

I mentioned in the other thread as well but I felt that Wendell outperformed his physical tools during his time in NE and was a solid player at multiple positions. He played center which was responsible for a lot, you could tell Scar coached him up well. Additionally, the Buffalo OL was reduced to depth players at the tackle and other positions at various points and they seemed to scoot by without major dips which is a credit to their coaching from the OL coaches including Wendell. I'm definitely intrigued by this one.

The more I think about it the more I'm warming to Wendell.

 

[Crazy World of Troy Brown]

Wendell starting 37 at Center and 12 at Guard. 80 total. Was the Starting Guard in 2014 SB. I like Centers for Coaches. Basically, Coaches on the Field when they played.