Call your shot: GM, DC, OC· Page 2

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

7 years ago

Mark Daniels mentioned in his "two cents" article that Russ Ball is a better fit for CEO. Also, we have a rule that the CEO can't be over a certain age and Mark Murphy is 62. I'm not sure what the age is, but I thought it was 68.

CEO: Russ Ball (in waiting while given a nice contract an understanding he's CEO in waiting)
GM: Eliot Wolf
GM VP: Brian G (won't try his last name)
DC: Gus Bradley
OC: Joe Philbin

Nonstopdrivel
Preferred Member

7 years ago

#12

Gutekunst -- it means "good art" in German. A pretty sweet name, if I do say so myself.

beast
Select Member

7 years ago

#13

General Manager _________.
Defensive Coordinator ______.
Offensive Coordinator _______.

Is John Schneider a choice for GM? Or not? If not, then Elliot Wolf... yes it's a risk because he's young but if he's mentally ready then he might be good for a long long time.

I'm tempted by Vic Fangio, but maybe I'm on a youth movement right now and I'm thinking more about Cardinals James Bettcher.

There are a number of names out there from Ben McAdoo, Joe Philbin, Jim Caldwell and Jim Bob Cooter... and again I'm on the crazy youth movement train with Bo Hardegree (currently Dolphins QB coach), but he's been working with a lot of successful coaches. I believe he was at Duke learning under the guy that coaches both the Manning Brothers in college, then went to LSU when they had Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry as WR, then Jim Bob Cooter got hired by the Lions and he told his boss Adam Gase that he has someone smarter than him to replace him... and Hardegree has been following offensive mind Adam Gase ever since as they worked with Broncos (Peyton Manning), Bears and Dolphins together as they helped those teams.

QB coach: Rich Gannon

General Manager _________. = Elliot Wolf (assuming Schneider wouldn't work)
Defensive Coordinator ______. = Vic Fangio
Offensive Coordinator _______. = Bo Hardegree
QB coach = Rich Gannon

Okay I wanted a youth movement, and but the top defensive guy might need some veteran status and I'm taking a HUGE random shot with Hardegree, which is probably crazy, but some pressure off with MM being there and calling the plays. Though having such a young guy passing some veteran coaches might be bad, especially if they have any problems... Ben McAdoo and/or Jim Caldwell would probably be must safer choices.

beast
Select Member

7 years ago

#14

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

I believe it was 70 years old.

At age 70, Harlan has reached a mandatory retirement age outlined in the team’s bylaws.

twincities wrote:

uffda udfa
Veteran Member

7 years ago

#15

Bylaws need changing. Guy should be able to run it as long as he's fit and desires to and is performing his duties. Marv Levy was GM of the Bills at 80.

Stupid rule but having said that I wish it was 62 right now.

Ted Thompson sits on his hands per former GM: "because they’ve had 25 fricking years of great quarterbacks. Of course it works. Try it without a special quarterback."

nerdmann
Premier Member

7 years ago

#16

GM: Eric Decosta
DC: Joe Whitt
OC: Van Pelt
HC: Edgar Bennett

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