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[rodeo]

Other names being thrown around:

Chan Gailey
Pat Shurmur
mike mularkey

These are all terrible names.

[Cracka McNasty]

I would be enthralled with either hue, norv, or ken.

I kind of think it would be an upgrade too...

[k1lljoy_89]

Wisenhunt

[Kevin Greene]

I put Jackson as my 1a to Whiz's 1b based solely on experience. Ken was an OC for 2 seasons and went right into a HC job, much like Chud. I don't think he had enough time as an OC to fully develop a philosophy and get so in depth that it became second nature what works and what doesn't. Hue has seven years as an OC under his belt in all kinds of teams both NFL and college, as well as position coaching jobs for everything under the sun for the past 30 years almost.

I would be equally happy with either or Norv.

Actually Whiz was the OC for the Steelers 3 years, played 8 years in the league and was a tight end coach in the NFl for a total of 6 years so he has plenty of experience me thinks.

http://www.pro-footb...hes/WhisKe0.htm

[Happy Panther]

These are all terrible names.

Yeah especially Shurmur. He was the OC for the 2009 rams who got blanked twice and scored 10 or less points 7 other times. I hope that is a baseless rumor

http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/1/11/3866836/hue-jackson-carolina-panthers-offensive-coordinator-pat-shurmur

[Growl]

The Shurmor rumor has to be a joke, or just due diligence at the most. This team s a horrible fit for a WCO and I don't think he's ever ran anything else.

[rscott94]

Really starting to like Jackson less and less. He done nothing in his career to show he's capable of developing a modern NFL offense. Is it possible he'll be able to? Sure, but with Whisenhunt on the board, he showed during his time in Zona that he is for with building a team that prides itself on the pass.

Turner is obviously the dream, but nothing to suggest we've made a move so far.

lol Shula.

Marty Schottenheimer, Washington Redskins (2001) RB coach – Steven Davis 1432 yds
Steve Spurrier, Washington Redskins (2002–2003) RB coach, OC in 2003 -only person to call plays under Spurrier
Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati Bengals (2004–2006) WR coach, Ocho/TJ Housh tandem
John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens (2008–2009) QB coach – rookie Flacco, 2 playoff wins 08, playoffs 09
Tom Cable, Oakland Raiders (2010) OC, 5th in NFL points, 10th total offense, McFadden 1157 yds 5.2 YPC 47 rec 507yds
Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati Bengals (2012-present) DB coach, ST coach assistant – 6th ranked pass def (total ypg) 14 INTs

2005, the Ochocinco-Houshmandzadeh tandem combined to total 175 receptions for 2,388 yards, AFC North title and a playoff berth for the first time in 15 years
2006, Ochocinco 1,369 yards – Houshmandzadeh 1,081 yards. First pair of Bengals to get 1,000-yard receiving in a season. In each of Jackson’s 3 years in Cincinnati, Ochocinco was named to the Pro Bowl.

He's done pretty much everything and he's been pretty damn good too

[Growl]

Yeah I'm sure Jackson was responsible for guys like Stephen Davis and Chad Johnson being mega talented players.

Being a position coach has nothing to do with management. What I worry about is that his time as an OC and a HC shows he's nothing more than a relic who wants to run the football instead of continuing to develop Cam into an elite passing QB that is the basis behind our success.

[rscott94]

Yeah I'm sure Jackson was responsible for guys like Stephen Davis and Chad Johnson being mega talented players.

Being a position coach has nothing to do with management. What I worry about is that his time as an OC and a HC shows he's nothing more than a relic who wants to run the football instead of continuing to develop Cam into an elite passing QB that is the basis behind our success.

He made Jason Campbell look like a Pro Bowler.......

[megadeth078]

Why is Hue Jackson good for the OC job again?

His last job was as an assistant coach to special teams and defensive backs (?).

[Growl]

He made Jason Campbell look like a Pro Bowler.......

No, he didn't.

[rayzor]

both whis and hue are pretty adaptable to what they have. i think jackson is more aggressive and whis is more progressive. I'd like a blend of both. honestly I'd be fine with either.

balance between the run and the pass is crucial, tho, whatever direction we go.

[rscott94]

No, he didn't.

Alrighty... Jason Campbell had his best season with Hue Jackson, look at how he was playing in Chicago just saying

[Ken]

1.a Norv
1.b Whiz
1.c Hue

[DoubleTrouble34]

whisenhunt by a mile.