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List of Top NFL Head Coaching Candidates in 2023


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6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

He's also had Brady.

Neither Leftwich nor Moore interests me yet.

Leftwhich I could see being a better HC than OC.

I just don't want a retred or a Wilks type who is a coordinator for a year and becomes a 'hot name'.

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1 hour ago, Waldo said:

Leftwhich I could see being a better HC than OC.

I just don't want a retred or a Wilks type who is a coordinator for a year and becomes a 'hot name'.

My preferred candidates would be guys like like Rich Bisaccia or Don Martindale, but I know how the league’s trending these days.

If we’re going by connections though, I’d think Ken Dorsey.

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8 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

My preferred candidates would be guys like like Rich Bisaccia or Don Martindale, but I know how the league’s trending these days.

If we’re going by connections though, I’d think Ken Dorsey.

Dorsey needs more time. If he can do a good job at OC for a couple of years ok. Feels like a Wilks type hire to me if they went for him this offseason. Im still skeptical of him being a product of the people and team around him at this point.

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14 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Byron Leftwich has only been coaching since 2016.

He has less coaching experience than every potential candidate except Kellen Moore.

I just am a Leftwich fan. Ever since College, when his teammates had to carry him down the field with a broken ankle to win the game. How can you not root for him!

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9 minutes ago, ChuckWag78 said:

I just am a Leftwich fan. Ever since College, when his teammates had to carry him down the field with a broken ankle to win the game. How can you not root for him!

I am too, but I don’t think he’s ready to be a head coach.

Definitely don’t think Kellen Moore is.

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26 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I am too, but I don’t think he’s ready to be a head coach.

Definitely don’t think Kellen Moore is.

I agree, not sure if he’s ready or not. I do think he is an authentic strong natural leader, former player etc. So he has a lot going for him. But it is a big step.

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