Best available coaches to add to this all star staff

[panther4life]

OC candidates:

Brian Griese is the QB coach for the Niners. He’s done a great job with whoever they’ve thrown out there from Jimmy G to Nick Mullens to mr irrelevant Brock Purdy. I also don’t mind that he’s a former player and learned Under Shannahan.

Brian Johnson, Eagles QB coach has done a tremendous job with Hurts who someone didn’t get drafted until 53 in the 2020 draft.

Dave Canales QB coach for the Seahawks since 2010. Was there for Russel Wilson’s prime and helped Geno Smith resurrect his career and of course well over a decade learning from Pete Carroll.

Brian Hartline O.C Ohio state. He’s a former player and coached Chris Olave, Garret Wilson and Marvin Harrison Jr. as a receivers coach at Ohio state. Was just recently promoted to O.C last month at Ohio State, so he may be a long shot.

Defensive position coaches.

Lovie Smith, Gus Bradley and Kris Richard are the biggest names I can think of.

Anyone else I’m missing?

 

 

Edited February 14, 2023 by panther4life

[Mr. Scot]

In house candidate Jeff Nixon is well thought of and has coached multiple positions on offense.

[Khyber53]

I'd love to see Brian Griese be brought in as OC. That's a short stint as a coach, though. Could he really do the job? I mean, there's a ton of on the job QB experience on his resume, and even the analytics stuff from Monday Night Football, and he managed to really bring out the most of his QBs at San Fran under the toughest of circumstances.

Could he... maybe???

Sheesh, the QBs room would have sooo much experience in there from coaching alone that we might not need a single vet QB there.

[Panther'sBigD]

Remember when Brian Griese missed playing time because he tripped over his dog? LOL. 

[therealmjl]

Phil Snow is available

[Mr. Scot]

7 minutes ago, therealmjl said:

Phil Snow is available

Nice one

But he actually isn't. Apparently he's retiring.

[therealmjl]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Nice one

But he actually isn't. Apparently he's retiring.

Not true, I just saw him last night in the lobby of the Hampton Inn in Goldsboro. He was watching Fox News drinking Steel Reserves talking to somebody about his days at Temple. 

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, therealmjl said:

Not true, I just saw him last night in the lobby of the Hampton Inn in Goldsboro. He was watching Fox News drinking Steel Reserves talking to somebody about his days at Temple. 

Did he run into Ron Rivera at the airport?

[Prowler2k18]

Holding out hope we snag Thomas Brown, who’s scheduled for interview on Thursday. I figure with the Caldwell hire, it will come down to him or JB Cooter. He would be a great mentor for either. 

I’m also expecting Parks Frazier to be added to the offensive staff at some point.

[MtnJax]

Honestly, why not bring back Joe Brady as OC. Let him learn and develop under Reich. Our offense in 2020 wasn’t terrible with him calling plays and I think we can all see in hindsight Rhule probably held him back

[DaveThePanther2008]

4 minutes ago, MtnJax said:

Honestly, why not bring back Joe Brady as OC. Let him learn and develop under Reich. Our offense in 2020 wasn’t terrible with him calling plays and I think we can all see in hindsight Rhule probably held him back

It wasn't necessarily his play calling it was the fact that he couldn't make in game adjustments.  Don't want him as an OC but would let him as an understudy or assist OC. 

[BrianS]

I am not sold on Griese.  I think it's too soon.

Brian Johnson is out given the new Colts HC.

I think it likely ends up with Jim Bob Cooter, though Thomas Brown would not be out of the question.

[Mistuh Jones]

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

17 hours ago, BrianS said:

I am not sold on Griese.  I think it's too soon.

Brian Johnson is out given the new Colts HC.

I think it likely ends up with Jim Bob Cooter, though Thomas Brown would not be out of the question.

Steichen is HC of Colts and Johnson didn't get in.