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Meet new OC Jeff Nixon (puke)


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2 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

I agree completely, and no I don't trust Rhule.

I just distrust him equally regardless of who from our current staff fills in as interim OC.  

There are...were five coaches on staff who had no direct or indirect connection to Matt Rhule. Brady was the highest ranking of them.

The others are Meyer (OL) Angelichio (TEs) Blackburn (ST) and Don Johnson (Pass Rush Specialist, the only defensive coach).

Johnson probably survives. I seriously doubt Meyer does. Blackburn is probably about 50-50, maybe less given that he's got a Baylor guy in line behind him. Angelichio has Gilbride waiting in the wings too so... 😕

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26 minutes ago, CmC2k said:

Let's not forget that even if brady was good and got a HC job somewhere Rhule would've just promoted Nixon. 

I think Nixon would have been the OC if Tepper didn't want Brady..

Imo Brady was a Tepper hire not a Rhule hire. 

Nixon is Like Snow to Rhule..

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Felt like the MAJORITY of the board was not a Brady fan, team makes a move to move on and now you scoff at the replacement as though we can just go out on the street and hire an OC that runs an offense NO ONE in the building knows. 

Ya'll funny, hard enough having Cam learn on the fly, but we supposed to install a new offense in Week 13, the lack of common sense here is overwhelming at times. 

If there's to be a change it will be this off-season, IMO we need a proven play-caller if Rhule is retained, and if anything promote Nixon to Assistance OC if the plan is to groom him, I doubt he proves himself as the interim OC, and it also sounds like it's ''group effort'' among the offensive staff to some degree. 

Either way, this my team so I'll be dialed in. 

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