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Stanford Vs Oregon tonight! Get ready

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Matthias Proficient

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Chip Kelly's offense is fast paced, but ultimately his read option base won't work in the NFL. For one, it messes up any kind of running attack you have, because it's only designed for big run plays. (Not a consistent attack) So we see Chip have success at this level, but we should know by now that won't translate into the NFL.

Yes, Bellichick may have adapted some of Kelly offensive style into his offense, however I yet to see Brady run the option.

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So with a half on the books, David Shaw contained Oregon's offense. I don't think Shaw will leave Stanford this year, but if I was JR, I would give him a long look at HC or OC.

He's 19-2 thus far, has NFL exp, runs a real offense, is a former Stanford WR, played for Dennis Green and Bill Walsh, his father was a NFL coach, etc.

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He's 19-2 thus far, has NFL exp, runs a real offense, is a former Stanford WR, played for Dennis Green and Bill Walsh, his father was a NFL coach, etc.

Man, I knew he had assistant coaching experience, but I didn't know he was that enveloped in the game! He would be the perfect mentor for Cam, and the perfect guy to get our running game back to full health.

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Coaching Career

Year School/Team Assisgnment 1995 Western Washington Outside Linebackers 1996 Western Washington Tight Ends 1997 Philadelphia Eagles Quality Control 1998-00 Oakland Raiders Quality Control 2001 Oakland Raiders Quarterbacks 2002-04 Baltimore Ravens Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers 2005 Baltimore Ravens Wide Receivers 2006 San Diego Wide Receivers/Passing Game Coordinator 2007-09 Stanford Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers 2010 Stanford Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs 2011 Stanford Head Coach

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Coaching Career

Year School/Team Assisgnment 1995 Western Washington Outside Linebackers 1996 Western Washington Tight Ends 1997 Philadelphia Eagles Quality Control 1998-00 Oakland Raiders Quality Control 2001 Oakland Raiders Quarterbacks 2002-04 Baltimore Ravens Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers 2005 Baltimore Ravens Wide Receivers 2006 San Diego Wide Receivers/Passing Game Coordinator 2007-09 Stanford Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers 2010 Stanford Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs 2011 Stanford Head Coach

Does this disqualify him at all? I like what I see so far. He would be an intriguing interview.

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