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2 hours ago, Sonny Werblin said:

The first thing I would like all of these Darnold "fan" coaches to do is to take Sam aside and tell him, if he ever fails to throw the frigg'n ball away and runs OB behind the line of scrimmage under their watch they will beat the living sh*t out of him. 

I would make that second... make him repeat to the OC before he breaks every hudlle “we are wearing green and white.”If not, report immediately to @Sonny Werblin?

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2 hours ago, football guy said:

Official Hires

  • HC: Robert Saleh, San Francisco 49ers
  • OC: Mike LaFleur, San Francisco 49ers 
  • QB: Greg Knapp, Atlanta Falcons 
  • OL/run game coordinator: John Benton, San Francisco 49ers
  • Pass game specialist: Rob Calabrese, Denver Broncos 

Unofficial

  • WR: Miles Austin, San Francisco 49ers (could be an assistant) 
  • DC: Jeff Ulbrich, Atlanta Falcons (could also coach LBs)

 

Notes: 

  • Hiring John Benton is a huge score. One of the best line coaches in the league; Jets were able to lure him by “promoting” to Run Game Coordinator.
  • Not news: Douglas/Saleh/LaFleur are all Sam Darnold fans.  News: Greg Knapp is a huge Sam Darnold fan. He’s coached among the best, and thought Darnold was Andrew Luck-level prospect. More and more it’s looking like this coaching staff will look to develop Darnold as opposed to getting rid of him. Rich Scangarello, who the Jets also considered, signed with the 49ers.
  • Raheem Morris is among the top candidates for the DC position, but it sounds like he’ll choose JAX. It makes sense for him (more power, no state income tax, etc.) 
  • There are a number of defensive coaches being looked at, many who have worked with Saleh before (Todd Walsh, Marquand Manuel, Mike Rutenberg). Another name to keep an eye on is Anthony Weaver; he’s highly respected and Joe Douglas likes him a lot

Imagine having an OL coach who actually knows what he is doing. 

Love the emphasis on building a quality staff. It sounds like a no brainer but we simply have not done this in over a decade. 

 

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6 hours ago, football guy said:

Official Hires

  • HC: Robert Saleh, San Francisco 49ers
  • OC: Mike LaFleur, San Francisco 49ers 
  • QB: Greg Knapp, Atlanta Falcons 
  • OL/run game coordinator: John Benton, San Francisco 49ers
  • Pass game specialist: Rob Calabrese, Denver Broncos 

Unofficial

  • WR: Miles Austin, San Francisco 49ers (could be an assistant) 
  • DC: Jeff Ulbrich, Atlanta Falcons (could also coach LBs)

 

Notes: 

  • Hiring John Benton is a huge score. One of the best line coaches in the league; Jets were able to lure him by “promoting” to Run Game Coordinator.
  • Not news: Douglas/Saleh/LaFleur are all Sam Darnold fans.  News: Greg Knapp is a huge Sam Darnold fan. He’s coached among the best, and thought Darnold was Andrew Luck-level prospect. More and more it’s looking like this coaching staff will look to develop Darnold as opposed to getting rid of him. Rich Scangarello, who the Jets also considered, signed with the 49ers.
  • Raheem Morris is among the top candidates for the DC position, but it sounds like he’ll choose JAX. It makes sense for him (more power, no state income tax, etc.) 
  • There are a number of defensive coaches being looked at, many who have worked with Saleh before (Todd Walsh, Marquand Manuel, Mike Rutenberg). Another name to keep an eye on is Anthony Weaver; he’s highly respected and Joe Douglas likes him a lot

Props to the Johnson family for making an investment into an extensive coaching staff to fully support the development of our players. Not sure why these past few years we have been w/o a qb coach for a struggling Qb!

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1 hour ago, 32EBoozer said:

Props to the Johnson family for making an investment into an extensive coaching staff to fully support the development of our players. Not sure why these past few years we have been w/o a qb coach for a struggling Qb!

I wouldn't give props to the Johnsons if they were in a third grade school play. Oh, that's stage props. Whatever.

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5 hours ago, #27TheDominator said:

Yes, and I am pretty sure it is the same guy that Gase hired as QB coach when he was in Denver.

John Fox was the head coach in Denver at the time and he hired Greg Knapp to be the QB coach and he promoted Adam Gase from wide receivers coach to OC.  Two years later John Fox left and went to Chicago and took Adam Gase with him to be his OC again. 
 

Gary Kubiak was then hired to coach the Broncos and he retained Knapp as his QB coach. That was the year they won the Super Bowl with Peyton Manning.

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UPDATED

  • HC: Robert Saleh, San Francisco 49ers
  • OC: Mike LaFleur, San Francisco 49ers 
  • QB: Greg Knapp, Atlanta Falcons 
  • OL/run game coordinator: John Benton, San Francisco 49ers
  • Pass game specialist: Rob Calabrese, Denver Broncos
  • WR: Miles Austin, San Francisco 49ers
  • RB: Taylor Embree, University of Colorado (Where he was TE coach with Karl Dorrell)
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7 minutes ago, riggy001 said:

Hope not, the jets special teams stunk..

Between the fair catches, poor tackling and the refusal to just let Mann handle the KO duties after he outperformed the FG kickers, I am done with Boyer. And when your Punter is the best tackler on your punt cover team, it is time for the ST coach to go.

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I know there are two coaching threads so maybe we can merge them, but as far as updates go: 

  • I think the offensive staff is complete minus a few assistants that will likely be added. I don't think there's as much of a rush to get those spots filled as are the other ones. 
  • I like how Saleh prioritized the offense first. Defense is his comfort zone and he has a number of candidates lined up who are in demand with other staffs (see Jacksonville, Dallas, Las Vegas), but instead of wasting time courting those guys he filled the entire offense with some rock-solid coaches. Knapp and Benton are grand slam hires, LaFleur was one of the top options available, and Calabrese has fans in the NFL. 
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6 minutes ago, Sonny Werblin said:

Between the fair catches, poor tackling and the refusal to just let Mann handle the KO duties after he outperformed the FG kickers, I am done with Boyer. And when your Punter is the best tackler on your punt cover team, it is time for the ST coach to go.

Agree, they had to be in the bottom five in punt and kick- off coverage

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7 minutes ago, Sonny Werblin said:

Between the fair catches, poor tackling and the refusal to just let Mann handle the KO duties after he outperformed the FG kickers, I am done with Boyer. And when your Punter is the best tackler on your punt cover team, it is time for the ST coach to go.

Greatest tackle in Jags history......his tackle in Rams game that saved the TD.?

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27 minutes ago, football guy said:

I know there are two coaching threads so maybe we can merge them, but as far as updates go: 

  • I think the offensive staff is complete minus a few assistants that will likely be added. I don't think there's as much of a rush to get those spots filled as are the other ones. 
  • I like how Saleh prioritized the offense first. Defense is his comfort zone and he has a number of candidates lined up who are in demand with other staffs (see Jacksonville, Dallas, Las Vegas), but instead of wasting time courting those guys he filled the entire offense with some rock-solid coaches. Knapp and Benton are grand slam hires, LaFleur was one of the top options available, and Calabrese has fans in the NFL. 

I was kinda hoping that Aaron Glenn's interview for the head coaching job may've been a prelude to hiring him as DC, but I also want Saleh to put his staff together without Joe Douglas pushing anyone on him (but I'm in favor of each man having input into the other's domain, as a good partnership should work). Now I'm thinking that the Glenn interview may've just been a profile-raising favor for a former Jets' star, which is also okay with me. 

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45 minutes ago, football guy said:

I know there are two coaching threads so maybe we can merge them, but as far as updates go: 

  • I think the offensive staff is complete minus a few assistants that will likely be added. I don't think there's as much of a rush to get those spots filled as are the other ones. 
  • I like how Saleh prioritized the offense first. Defense is his comfort zone and he has a number of candidates lined up who are in demand with other staffs (see Jacksonville, Dallas, Las Vegas), but instead of wasting time courting those guys he filled the entire offense with some rock-solid coaches. Knapp and Benton are grand slam hires, LaFleur was one of the top options available, and Calabrese has fans in the NFL. 

Absolutely imperative to get the offensive staff together to start getting set up..... especially with the Watson drama playing out! I’d be on a Zoom conference telling Lefleur and Knapp to get on the “All 22” and have an answer to me by Friday if #1 Darnold can be redeemed #2 Fields, Wilson or Lance.  #3 Would Watson be worth the investment over roster building with Sam or drafted QB?

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38 minutes ago, slats said:

I was kinda hoping that Aaron Glenn's interview for the head coaching job may've been a prelude to hiring him as DC, but I also want Saleh to put his staff together without Joe Douglas pushing anyone on him (but I'm in favor of each man having input into the other's domain, as a good partnership should work). Now I'm thinking that the Glenn interview may've just been a profile-raising favor for a former Jets' star, which is also okay with me. 

Second that. Glenn was and is a class act. That's what a good organization should do, help good people that were good to you.

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6 minutes ago, section314 said:

Second that. Glenn was and is a class act. That's what a good organization should do, help good people that were good to you.

Yea let's hire people because of nostalgia, thats what good organizations do. 

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