Who's your pick's for next HC, DC and OC?

I like it. Who fits those profiles best?

Clearly the only choices are Lovie Smith or Jack Del Rio

What about a defensive minded HC who can manage the team like a CEO, but with an offensive mastermind running the offense?Conceptually, no problem as long as it's an aggressive D. If you're talking Cowher, no.

Clearly the only choices are Lovie Smith or Jack Del Rio

Id love me some Del Rio

Conceptually, no problem as long as it's an aggressive D. If you're talking Cowher, no.

I don't think Cowher is ever coaching again

Clearly the only choices are Lovie Smith or Jack Del RioDel Rio, no. Lots of turmoil and OC/DC changes in CHI under Lovie. Martz resigned because of him. He would have to come in as strictly a HC....and not take on DC duties.

Not particularly fond of this option.

Del Rio? lol

I remember when some of the same people in here bashed the coaches for dropping to get Kerrigan and not picking up Blaine Gabbart.

The only coaching change to be considered right now is the coach that teaches RG3 how to read the defense, and make the right throws.

Bad clock management at the end of the half? Sure was, but iv'e seen a lot worse from "Super Bowl Coaches"

For instance, how about calling 4 consecutive run plays on the goal and not getting in. When you have your recently paid franchise QB in there?

Coaches make mistakes.. It happens...

Even on the dropped pass to Morris. People were screaming for Helu to be in the game. The same people who wanted to know why Morris couldn't be involved in the passing game more.

The revolving door coaching approach is tiresome, and till we start having players make the plays. It wont ****ing matter who the head coach is... Everyone busted Danny Smiths balls last year... Well, it's not looking to much greener at the moment.

Del Rio, no. Lots of turmoil and OC/DC changes in CHI under Lovie. Martz resigned because of him. He would have to come in as strictly a HC....and not take on DC duties.

Not particularly fond of this option.

To be clear, I only said those names because Goat loves to cite them as great HC choices.

I don't want either one here

The only coaching change to be considered right now is the coach that teaches RG3 how to read the defense, and make the right throws.There is no coach on staff that can (or is being allowed to).

Bad clock management at the end of the half? Sure was, but iv'e seen a lot worse from "Super Bowl Coaches"

For instance, how about calling 4 consecutive run plays on the goal and not getting in. When you have your recently paid franchise QB in there?

Coaches make mistakes.. It happens...It's not an isolated incident, it's been happening for over 3 yrs.

The revolving door coaching approach is tiresome, and till we start having players make the plays. It wont ****ing matter who the head coach is... Everyone busted Danny Smiths balls last year... Well, it's not looking to much greener at the moment.Average NFL HC tenure is approx. 3.25 yrs. There have been at least 17 coaching changes after MS was hired. This doesn't include any coaches hired in the same off-season as MS.

These are the players MS has brought in, if they're consistently not making plays then the HC's talent-evaluation skills should be called into question.

To be clear, I only said those names because Goat loves to cite them as great HC choices.

I don't want either one hereGotcha, great minds think alike.

I don't think Cowher is ever coaching again

Bill Cowher on coaching in NFL: 'I didn't get out of it to get back in' - CBSSports.com (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24072730/cowher-on-coaching-in-nfl-i-didnt-get-out-of-it-to-get-back-in)


I concur. Doesn't sound like he's interested on any level.