Which of these will, not should but will, be the next Jets offensive coordinator?

[Sarge4Tide]

Which of these rumored candidates WILL be the next Jets offensive coordinator.

Not who you think it best, but who will actually be hired.

We will make it multiple choice so you can select all the candidates you think have a high likelihood of being named the next OC

[JetsFanatic]

I really have no idea but a gut feeling of Nathanial Hackett and Aaron Rodgers.

[Larz]

I don’t know 

[freestater]

11 minutes ago, JetsFanatic said:

I really have no idea but a gut feeling of Nathanial Hackett and Aaron Rodgers.

It would make for the most exciting year of Jets football since Rex. I'd love for that to happen. 

I voted based on (who had the worst possible offense their last time holding the reins) so I voted the little Kubiak.

[hawk]

I'll write in Jeff Saturday.  

[BigRy56]

Feels like it’ll come down to a 2 man race of Hackett and Brian Johnson from the Eagles. I wouldn’t be surprised if we hired both - Johnson as OC and Hackett as senior assistant 

[Darnold Schwarzenegger]

I vote Hackett because I want no part of him and jets usually do the opposite of what I want 

[Maynard13]

I’d hope they convince Joe Brady. He’s young, innovative and upcoming and could step in as HC if Saleh is fired. 

[56mehl56]

21 minutes ago, hawk said:

I'll write in Jeff Saturday.  

But who do you vote for on Wednesday ?

[hawk]

10 minutes ago, 56mehl56 said:

But who do you vote for on Wednesday ?

[Joejet]

I chose Hackett but my preference would be Brian Johnson, Frank Reich, Joe Brady.

[hawk]

Has the connection between Gary Kubiak and Rober Saleh from 2006 to 2010 been made yet?  I didn't see anything on it, and I'd assume it has 

Kubiak kid could be in play based on that connection.  

[JetsFanatic]

45 minutes ago, Darnold Schwarzenegger said:

I vote Hackett because I want no part of him and jets usually do the opposite of what I want 

Hackett wasa terrible HC. However he had success as OC with Jaguars and Packers.

[ScarletKnight89]

Hackett

Veteran play caller. Ties to Saleh. Makes all too much sense. I think it just comes down to whether or not he is interested in coaching next year. 

[football guy]

I think they will find a way to marry one of Brian Johnson, Kevin Patullo, or Marcus Brady with Nathaniel Hackett. I don't know who would carry what title or role but I know a few things in terms of what they're looking for: 

1. Coaches who have strong leadership qualities, most notably communication, multi-tasking, and problem solving.
2. They want guys who can toe the line between challenge players with hard hands-on coaching while also serving as a "big brother" type who the players can trust and feel comfortable with. 
3. Desired scheme/playbook is to have it built around a similar version of the Shanahan/WCO from a principles standpoint while implementing more simple but creative concepts (most notably the "RPO") into the base scheme and philosophy. 
4. Offensive philosophy will require a dedication to "physical and nasty" OL play with heavy emphasis on ground game to set up the passing game via play-action, RPO, and pocket movement. 

 

[Tranquilo]

Hope it's Johnson or Patullo, with or without Hackett

[viffer]

1 hour ago, 56mehl56 said:

But who do you vote for on Wednesday ?

Bad, just bad. Don't quit your day job!

[JohnnyLV]

1 hour ago, football guy said:

I think they will find a way to marry one of Brian Johnson, Kevin Patullo, or Marcus Brady with Nathaniel Hackett. I don't know who would carry what title or role but I know a few things in terms of what they're looking for: 

1. Coaches who have strong leadership qualities, most notably communication, multi-tasking, and problem solving.
2. They want guys who can toe the line between challenge players with hard hands-on coaching while also serving as a "big brother" type who the players can trust and feel comfortable with. 
3. Desired scheme/playbook is to have it built around a similar version of the Shanahan/WCO from a principles standpoint while implementing more simple but creative concepts (most notably the "RPO") into the base scheme and philosophy. 
4. Offensive philosophy will require a dedication to "physical and nasty" OL play with heavy emphasis on ground game to set up the passing game via play-action, RPO, and pocket movement. 

 

Exactly what I would have thought, but if I am being honest 3 and 4 bother me

[Saul Goodman]

I’m thinking it’ll be Patullo. 

[peekskill68]

3 hours ago, BigRy56 said:

Feels like it’ll come down to a 2 man race of Hackett and Brian Johnson from the Eagles. I wouldn’t be surprised if we hired both - Johnson as OC and Hackett as senior assistant 

Woody needs to stop d!cking around with these first time coaches, open the checkbook and pay everybody.  Go get Marrone for the OL too.  No cap on staff salaries.  Sort of like Hess with Parcells/Belichick/Crennel/Weis...  #DreamTeam

 

[varjet]

6 minutes ago, peekskill68 said:

Woody needs to stop d!cking around with these first time coaches, open the checkbook and pay everybody.  Go get Marrone for the OL too.  No cap on staff salaries.  Sort of like Hess with Parcells/Belichick/Crennel/Weis...  #DreamTeam

 

Part of me agrees and thinks this could happen, and part me of me thinks Woody has already given up on next year and will let this regime flame out before replacing them all over again.  

[peekskill68]

38 minutes ago, varjet said:

Part of me agrees and thinks this could happen, and part me of me thinks Woody has already given up on next year and will let this regime flame out before replacing them all over again.  

Perhaps hiring experienced staff now allows him to promote one of them to HC if Saleh is fired.  IMO if he's going to keep going for these first timers, he has to expect they're going to suck initially even if they are long term solid.  Saleh might actually turn out ok even if his first two years have been bad...

[20andOut]

Think it’s going to be Hackett and Kubiak interview was for asenior position  on staff with Hackett