Well this Stinks
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No surprise he wanted a chance to work with his son, and no surprise the browns didn’t hold him hostage of course
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Damn, I was hoping we were going to dodge this bullet.
He's 67 though, you have to wonder how much longer he would have been around anyways.
Great job while you were here, Bill.
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Damn, I was hoping we were going to dodge this bullet.
He's 67 though, you have to wonder how much longer he would have been around anyways.
Great job while you were here, Bill.
Damn, I was hoping we were going to dodge this bullet
wish full thinking at best and i was also, But how often doe's someone get to coach with their son
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Report: Browns OL coach Bill Callahan joining son with Titans
Even though I had a sick feeling this was inevitable - I'm not as prepared as I thought I'd be. Big loss for us; but happy for him. Hopefully his Assistant Line Coach (Scott Peters) the last 4 years here is ready to be promoted.
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Damn, I was hoping we were going to dodge this bullet.
He's 67 though, you have to wonder how much longer he would have been around anyways.
Great job while you were here, Bill.
Damn, I was hoping we were going to dodge this bullet.
He's 67 though, you have to wonder how much longer he would have been around anyways.
Great job while you were here, Bill.
At least 10 years. Hell I'm turning 77 next month and still play 1 1/2 to 2 hours racquetball 5 days a week. It's not like a coach is actually playing or anything. And yeah, I occasionally instruct others how to improve their game if they ask (and sometimes even when they don't ask because I see stupid stuff that is easily corrected LOL!?).
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AGH
happy Friday !
Another NFL 1st in Cleveland
Good for the Callahan family & Good luck Bill Callahan ? ?
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Damn, I was hoping we were going to dodge this bullet.
He's 67 though, you have to wonder how much longer he would have been around anyways.
Great job while you were here, Bill.
At least 10 years. Hell I'm turning 77 next month and still play 1 1/2 to 2 hours racquetball 5 days a week. It's not like a coach is actually playing or anything. And yeah, I occasionally instruct others how to improve their game if they ask (and sometimes even when they don't ask because I see stupid stuff that is easily corrected LOL!?).
At least 10 years. Hell I'm turning 77 next month and still play 1 1/2 to 2 hours racquetball 5 days a week. It's not like a coach is actually playing or anything. And yeah, I occasionally instruct others how to improve their game if they ask (and sometimes even when they don't ask because I see stupid stuff that is easily corrected LOL!?).
Perhaps, or in a year or two he thinks "I have made a ton of money coaching and I have a family that I'd like to actually spend time with instead of putting in 12+ hour days for huge chunks of the year..."
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At least 10 years. Hell I'm turning 77 next month and still play 1 1/2 to 2 hours racquetball 5 days a week. It's not like a coach is actually playing or anything. And yeah, I occasionally instruct others how to improve their game if they ask (and sometimes even when they don't ask because I see stupid stuff that is easily corrected LOL!?).
Perhaps, or in a year or two he thinks "I have made a ton of money coaching and I have a family that I'd like to actually spend time with instead of putting in 12+ hour days for huge chunks of the year..."
Perhaps, or in a year or two he thinks "I have made a ton of money coaching and I have a family that I'd like to actually spend time with instead of putting in 12+ hour days for huge chunks of the year..."
DAD! This isn't at all what I had in mind for you when our offense takes the field for the 1st time!
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
At least 10 years. Hell I'm turning 77 next month and still play 1 1/2 to 2 hours racquetball 5 days a week. It's not like a coach is actually playing or anything. And yeah, I occasionally instruct others how to improve their game if they ask (and sometimes even when they don't ask because I see stupid stuff that is easily corrected LOL!?).
Perhaps, or in a year or two he thinks "I have made a ton of money coaching and I have a family that I'd like to actually spend time with instead of putting in 12+ hour days for huge chunks of the year..."
Perhaps, or in a year or two he thinks "I have made a ton of money coaching and I have a family that I'd like to actually spend time with instead of putting in 12+ hour days for huge chunks of the year..."
Well, it keeps me away from the witch bout 10 hours a week, so ipso facto gotta work for him too.?
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Perhaps, or in a year or two he thinks "I have made a ton of money coaching and I have a family that I'd like to actually spend time with instead of putting in 12+ hour days for huge chunks of the year..."
DAD! This isn't at all what I had in mind for you when our offense takes the field for the 1st time!
DAD! This isn't at all what I had in mind for you when our offense takes the field for the 1st time!
Vegas Vipers[edit]
Coach Rod Woodson of the Vegas Vipers hired Wylie as an assistant for the 2023 season.[17] On January 1, 2024, it was announced the Vipers would not be apart of the UFL Merger.[18]
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Report: Browns OL coach Bill Callahan joining son with Titans
Even though I had a sick feeling this was inevitable - I'm not as prepared as I thought I'd be. Big loss for us; but happy for him. Hopefully his Assistant Line Coach (Scott Peters) the last 4 years here is ready to be promoted.
Even though I had a sick feeling this was inevitable - I'm not as prepared as I thought I'd be. Big loss for us; but happy for him. Hopefully his Assistant Line Coach (Scott Peters) the last 4 years here is ready to be promoted.
Scott Peters is heading to New England with AVP.
I'd be reaching out to Mike Munchak.
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Even though I had a sick feeling this was inevitable - I'm not as prepared as I thought I'd be. Big loss for us; but happy for him. Hopefully his Assistant Line Coach (Scott Peters) the last 4 years here is ready to be promoted.
Scott Peters is heading to New England with AVP.
I'd be reaching out to Mike Munchak.
Scott Peters is heading to New England with AVP.
I'd be reaching out to Mike Munchak.
I'd like that! ?
He's interested in the right situation; and I'm glad to read it isn't with Pittsburgh. I think he was interested in the TN Titans as of a couple weeks ago. This should be an attractive job for a guy like Munchak. I can still remember him and Bruce Matthews frequenting Pro Bowls for the Oilers - do I dare ask how long ago that was?
Before I forget, good for Scott Peters! The move to stay with AVP makes perfect sense.
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Scott Peters is heading to New England with AVP.
I'd be reaching out to Mike Munchak.
I'd like that! ?
He's interested in the right situation; and I'm glad to read it isn't with Pittsburgh. I think he was interested in the TN Titans as of a couple weeks ago. This should be an attractive job for a guy like Munchak. I can still remember him and Bruce Matthews frequenting Pro Bowls for the Oilers - do I dare ask how long ago that was?
Before I forget, good for Scott Peters! The move to stay with AVP makes perfect sense.
I'd like that! ?
He's interested in the right situation; and I'm glad to read it isn't with Pittsburgh. I think he was interested in the TN Titans as of a couple weeks ago. This should be an attractive job for a guy like Munchak. I can still remember him and Bruce Matthews frequenting Pro Bowls for the Oilers - do I dare ask how long ago that was?
Before I forget, good for Scott Peters! The move to stay with AVP makes perfect sense.
I should have elaborated that the interest in TN probably didn't end his interest in returning to the Coaching OL the day we lost Callahan to TN. The Browns could be a great situation for Munchak. Once upon a time, the young version Roethlisberger used to run/scramble much like Watson does. I say that because as he got older with wear and tear, he/Pitt stopped a lot of that running down field while allowing him to be elusive in the pocket (more like Brady or Marino was despite their cement cleats). When Munch was there - they found a compatibility with the line and the QB while he was extending time to throw.
Maybe Munch could be a guy that could make a LT out of Dawand Jones - just spit balling here since the solution probably isn't available at #50 overall.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
I'd like that! ?
He's interested in the right situation; and I'm glad to read it isn't with Pittsburgh. I think he was interested in the TN Titans as of a couple weeks ago. This should be an attractive job for a guy like Munchak. I can still remember him and Bruce Matthews frequenting Pro Bowls for the Oilers - do I dare ask how long ago that was?
Before I forget, good for Scott Peters! The move to stay with AVP makes perfect sense.
I should have elaborated that the interest in TN probably didn't end his interest in returning to the Coaching OL the day we lost Callahan to TN. The Browns could be a great situation for Munchak. Once upon a time, the young version Roethlisberger used to run/scramble much like Watson does. I say that because as he got older with wear and tear, he/Pitt stopped a lot of that running down field while allowing him to be elusive in the pocket (more like Brady or Marino was despite their cement cleats). When Munch was there - they found a compatibility with the line and the QB while he was extending time to throw.
Maybe Munch could be a guy that could make a LT out of Dawand Jones - just spit balling here since the solution probably isn't available at #50 overall.
I should have elaborated that the interest in TN probably didn't end his interest in returning to the Coaching OL the day we lost Callahan to TN. The Browns could be a great situation for Munchak. Once upon a time, the young version Roethlisberger used to run/scramble much like Watson does. I say that because as he got older with wear and tear, he/Pitt stopped a lot of that running down field while allowing him to be elusive in the pocket (more like Brady or Marino was despite their cement cleats). When Munch was there - they found a compatibility with the line and the QB while he was extending time to throw.
Maybe Munch could be a guy that could make a LT out of Dawand Jones - just spit balling here since the solution probably isn't available at #50 overall.
I had some doubts that Jones could start at RT for a year or two when we drafted him, I figured he'd be a slow work-in-process...
Now I'm starting to think that he could very well be our LT of the future.
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I should have elaborated that the interest in TN probably didn't end his interest in returning to the Coaching OL the day we lost Callahan to TN. The Browns could be a great situation for Munchak. Once upon a time, the young version Roethlisberger used to run/scramble much like Watson does. I say that because as he got older with wear and tear, he/Pitt stopped a lot of that running down field while allowing him to be elusive in the pocket (more like Brady or Marino was despite their cement cleats). When Munch was there - they found a compatibility with the line and the QB while he was extending time to throw.
Maybe Munch could be a guy that could make a LT out of Dawand Jones - just spit balling here since the solution probably isn't available at #50 overall.
I had some doubts that Jones could start at RT for a year or two when we drafted him, I figured he'd be a slow work-in-process...
Now I'm starting to think that he could very well be our LT of the future.
I had some doubts that Jones could start at RT for a year or two when we drafted him, I figured he'd be a slow work-in-process...
Now I'm starting to think that he could very well be our LT of the future.
You're actually the one that got me to rethink the idea from 1 of our football discussions somewhere. You were just spit balling the idea/thought wondering if he could play LT here; and I don't think I was immediately open to it. Just like a fine wine, the idea got better with time. FWIW, nobody thought Tampa's Tristan Wirfs would ever be a LT in this league; and he handled the move to the position extremely well this season. That said, he's got the strong work ethic to pull off that kind of change.
Prior to injury, Jones ended up having a really good season as short as it was. Here's the thing, he can't show up to training camp out of shape again; because maybe/maybe not it could have been a big part of the reason his body wasn't equipped to handle the 17 game marathon. In 2020, the inexperienced Jed Wills played his best football in the 4 years we watched him. When I look at the mistakes he makes today - I'm seeing a guy that is very inconsistent with his base/feet out of stance and pad height telling me he just doesn't work at it in the off-season like a professional should. Yeah, I understand he had a high ankle sprain in the soph season but he milked that excuse for 2 seasons. Even more concerning was there was very little drop-off (if any) when a previously unemployed FA Geron Christian replaced Wills following his season ending injury.
Understanding our situation, the move can't hurt especially if Conklin can finally answer the bell at RT. If he can't, the other idea is to have Wills return to his college comfort zone at RT and compete with Hudson for the starting job. That means he's signing up for 2 games against TJ Watt. Not only that, it also means he still has to work on the stuff I mentioned (as well as stuff I missed) to establish the consistency that has eluded him.
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I'd like that! ?
He's interested in the right situation; and I'm glad to read it isn't with Pittsburgh. I think he was interested in the TN Titans as of a couple weeks ago. This should be an attractive job for a guy like Munchak. I can still remember him and Bruce Matthews frequenting Pro Bowls for the Oilers - do I dare ask how long ago that was?
Before I forget, good for Scott Peters! The move to stay with AVP makes perfect sense.
I should have elaborated that the interest in TN probably didn't end his interest in returning to the Coaching OL the day we lost Callahan to TN. The Browns could be a great situation for Munchak. Once upon a time, the young version Roethlisberger used to run/scramble much like Watson does. I say that because as he got older with wear and tear, he/Pitt stopped a lot of that running down field while allowing him to be elusive in the pocket (more like Brady or Marino was despite their cement cleats). When Munch was there - they found a compatibility with the line and the QB while he was extending time to throw.
Maybe Munch could be a guy that could make a LT out of Dawand Jones - just spit balling here since the solution probably isn't available at #50 overall.
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we tried that experiment with Wills. leave Jones at right. Conklin has played left tackle and make Wills the swing guy
Just thinking out loud Syd and that's fine if you disagree. You're a die hard.
Here's my angle. We both know Jones ain't Wills. Conklin is too old and worn and torn to play LT today. I don't think he's played any LT since his 1st 2 or 3 years at Michigan State.
If a lesser athlete like Orlando Brown can make the change from RT to LT in the NFL; and continue to make Pro Bowls and win a Super Bowl at LT - there's no reason Jones can't. Jones is a better athlete and he's stronger than Brown. What Jones has in common with Brown is a 6'8" frame with long arms/big wing span that are very helpful to a LT. When he gets those big paws on defenders across from him - he stymies them.
The one worry is Jones showed up to training camp out of shape last year.
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we tried that experiment with Wills. leave Jones at right. Conklin has played left tackle and make Wills the swing guy
Just thinking out loud Syd and that's fine if you disagree. You're a die hard.
Here's my angle. We both know Jones ain't Wills. Conklin is too old and worn and torn to play LT today. I don't think he's played any LT since his 1st 2 or 3 years at Michigan State.
If a lesser athlete like Orlando Brown can make the change from RT to LT in the NFL; and continue to make Pro Bowls and win a Super Bowl at LT - there's no reason Jones can't. Jones is a better athlete and he's stronger than Brown. What Jones has in common with Brown is a 6'8" frame with long arms/big wing span that are very helpful to a LT. When he gets those big paws on defenders across from him - he stymies them.
The one worry is Jones showed up to training camp out of shape last year.
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