Mr. Scot

Seriously doubt it was Houston. More than likely someone's agent...

It's okay though. Hell still get paid 🫥

Isn't Duce Staley supposed to be our "hardass" guy though?

One person pointed out that O'Brien was supposed to fix Mac Jones as well. He is, however, experienced as a pro OC.

Missed that I do remember him being good though. I've seen some Jet fans asking why he was let go.

Related: Is this the guy from UNC?

Tepper shouldn't be involved in those decisions, but...

Probably because he had more experience than the others. Yeah, I know

Or we could just change the scheme...

He wasn't the only one reporting this. Back during pre-draft days, pretty much everyone believed the Texans had Young as their top prospect.

More from Diana Russini... I got the sense from her article that if anybody is in danger, it's more likely to be Frank Reich than Scott Fitterer. I get the same sense from this video clip. At the very least she talks about ownership "having discussions". That's not Tepper talking to himself and I wouldn't bet on it being Tepper talking to Nicole either. But could it be Tepper talking to the front office? Yeah, I think that sounds logical.

Wouldn't necessarily say a guru, but a good OC. Brown is a first-time OC, and perhaps he can succeed but it's also possible he's just not ready. If they replace him, they could go with another first-timer but my sense is it might be smarter to go with someone experienced.

Do we know for sure if he's tasked with doing that?

Yep, and it's pretty common in a West Coast style offense. We just don't have lineman that are suited for it. We have road grader types when WCOs typically employ smaller, more agile guys.

Finances fall under Samit Suleiman. Fitterer's experience is primarily draft related, though he was given free reign by Tepper to build the front office as he saw fit. That includes the hires of Dan Morgan, Adrian Wilson, Cole Spencer and others as well as promotions of existing people like Rob Hanrahan and departures like Pat Stewart. Personnel decisions are, by all accounts, collaborative between front office and coaching.

Also relevant to this topic...

The "lottery ticket" fans won't.

I've been a fan of Schultz since he was with the Cowboys.

He might be better suited for that game. At the pro level, so far it looks like his best position is as a quarterback coach.

He brought music to the Carolinas, you know 🫥

Did you mean Herbstreit?

It's possible that the combination of Daboll as OC and Dorsey as QB coach was just a lot more effective than the current setup...for all parties, honestly.

The top thing that I got out of the article is that he needs a really good OC, which honestly isn't a startling revelation. In our case he went with an up-and-coming coach who'd never really been a full NFL OC before. Might have been better off to go with somebody experienced.

Also, how has this clip not been posted yet?