2011 COACHING AND FRONT OFFICE MOVEMENT
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Has anyone seen this?
CLEVELAND -- St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur will interview Friday with the Cleveland Browns for their coaching position.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?i...ce=NFLHeadlinesShurmur will be the first candidate to formally interview with the Browns. The 45-year-old worked previously in Philadelphia with Cleveland's general manager Tom Heckert, who along with team president Mike Holmgren will handle the team's interviews.
The Browns are expected to meet on Saturday with Atlanta offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey. The former Buffalo coach canceled his Friday interview with Denver because he doesn't want to take too much time away from his preparation for next week's playoff game.
Holmgren, who fired Eric Mangini on Monday after two losing seasons, has also asked for permission to speak with New York Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell.
Has anyone seen this?
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?i...ce=NFLHeadlines
yep its at the beginning of the thread.
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Gruden won a super bowl with a great team but ran Tampa Bay into the ground. Other than Gruden these guys haven't produce much if anything in the NFL. I could be wrong but I expect our long term struggles to continue and for Holmgren to eventually get fired over this. Prove me wrong Mike
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i'm not trying to start anything here, but i completely disagree with your view of fox. the guy does have several division championships and went to a superbowl. if it weren't for their stupid kicker they may have won it.
I agree. Until this year, his team was always in the playoff hunt and he did come within a kick out of bounds of possibly winning a super bowl. The guy is a good coach and the only reason I don't like him in Cleveland is that I"ve had enough of the defensive guys coaching the team. I want to find the next Sean Payton to coach the Browns next year.
I agree. Until this year, his team was always in the playoff hunt and he did come within a kick out of bounds of possibly winning a super bowl. The guy is a good coach and the only reason I don't like him in Cleveland is that I"ve had enough of the defensive guys coaching the team. I want to find the next Sean Payton to coach the Browns next year.
Actually, living in Charlotte since 04 I have been watching Fox and Hurney screw things up. They had a lot of bad seasons the last several years and the division except for the last couple of years has generally been weak. Fox is a good defensive and about as bad as you can get offensively.
I wanted him fired in Carolina the last three years. Please lord do NOT have him land in Cleveland.
Personally, I like what the 49ers did brought in a winner from college with NFL experience.
Right now without knowing much about the candidates I would make Gary Patterson my leading candidate for the job. If you never roll the dice you have a hard time winning big.
Please also do not hire some assistant whose claim to fame is bringing coffee for a winner head coach which happens a lot and fails a lot
And please do not hire Gruden, he is way overrated and basically a BS artist
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Reports from Adam Schefter state that Dave Wannstedt may be in the Cleveland Browns interest now.
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He's a 4-3 guy, right?
Wannstedt eyes NFL return
Posted by Mike Florio on January 11, 2011, 3:35 PM EST
Former Pitt head coach Dave Wannstedt likely won’t soon be coaching another NFL team, years after stints with the Bears and Dolphins. But Wannstedt is still seeing a demand for his services at the NFL level.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter and Chris Mortensen report that Wannstedt could be reuniting with former Cowboys colleague Norv Turner as defensive coordinator of the Chargers. He also could be headed to Carolina, to serve as defensive coordinator under former Chargers defensive coordinator Ron Rivera.
The Bills and Browns also are interested in Wannstedt.
Wannstedt spent six years with the Bears and four seasons and nine games with the Dolphins.
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always liked the guy. intense as hell.
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NFL.com says Shurmur is the likely HC... and John Fox and Jim Mora are potential DCs. Both guys run 4-3s, a clue that the 3-4 might be a goner in Cleveland. Half the team is free agents (Gocong, Jackson, Smith) and only Rubin, Benard, and Fujita seems like serious keepers.
The excellent B&O article I just read says Benard actually spent much of the year in a stance, essentially playing DE, and he would do quite well at the position. I think Roth would be a terrific 4-3 DE, too (for the Giants and Colts, they go 265-275). Fujita came from NO's 4-3 and Gocong had been in a 4-3 in Philly if we resign him. A lot of people think D'Qwell is meant for 4-3 MLB.
It would be an overhaul, though, and a lot of new faces would be brought in.
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Oh god, here we go again.
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NFL.com says Shurmur is the likely HC... and John Fox and Jim Mora are potential DCs. Both guys run 4-3s, a clue that the 3-4 might be a goner in Cleveland. Half the team is free agents (Gocong, Jackson, Smith) and only Rubin, Benard, and Fujita seems like serious keepers.
The excellent B&O article I just read says Benard actually spent much of the year in a stance, essentially playing DE, and he would do quite well at the position. I think Roth would be a terrific 4-3 DE, too (for the Giants and Colts, they go 265-275). Fujita came from NO's 4-3 and Gocong had been in a 4-3 in Philly if we resign him. A lot of people think D'Qwell is meant for 4-3 MLB.
It would be an overhaul, though, and a lot of new faces would be brought in.
NFL.com says Shurmur is the likely HC... and John Fox and Jim Mora are potential DCs. Both guys run 4-3s, a clue that the 3-4 might be a goner in Cleveland. Half the team is free agents (Gocong, Jackson, Smith) and only Rubin, Benard, and Fujita seems like serious keepers.
The excellent B&O article I just read says Benard actually spent much of the year in a stance, essentially playing DE, and he would do quite well at the position. I think Roth would be a terrific 4-3 DE, too (for the Giants and Colts, they go 265-275). Fujita came from NO's 4-3 and Gocong had been in a 4-3 in Philly if we resign him. A lot of people think D'Qwell is meant for 4-3 MLB.
It would be an overhaul, though, and a lot of new faces would be brought in.
I think Gocong would do better at DE than Roth or Benard.
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@junkyard-dawg said:
Hell yeah, i'd take him as DC. Give meHC- Perry Fewell
OC- Derrell Bevell?(Walrus likes him for some reason) Jim Zorn? Chilly?
WR's- Ray Sherman
QB's- ?
TE's- ?
OL- George Warhop
DC- Dave Wannestedt
LB- ?
CB- ?
DL- Brian Cox?
ST- Brad Seely
I wouldn't complain.
Like ive said before if we have to go with a DC that looks very promising Fewell would be my choice..to hell with the looney rule interviews, When it comes to this guy he has all the intangibles..
Football is colorblind..
At least it was until the looney rule was introduced..
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ROTFLMAO
If they hire Wandstedt I will be convinced that Holmgren just came here to get rid of mangini
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How does dave wannestdt get jobs at all? I wouldn't hire him to take out my trash..
He must have blackmail on some serious people
How does dave wannestdt get jobs at all? I wouldn't hire him to take out my trash..
He must have blackmail on some serious people
I agree.
It just shows that once you make the fraternity, you have to show you are a total dipstick....heck, even then you get 4-5 more chances at a decent job.
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My projected staff for 2011:
HC- Pat Shurmur
OC- Gil Haskell
WR's- George McDonald
QB's- Jim Zorn
TE's- Steve Hagan
OL- George Warhop
DC- Dave Wannestedt/John Fox
LB- Matt Eberflus
CB- Jerome Henderson
DL- Bryan Cox
ST- Brad Seely
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Breaking News:
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6015881
Rams offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur has emerged as the leading candidate for the Cleveland Browns' head coaching job, according to league sources.
The sources said Cleveland hopes to hammer out a contract with Shurmur within the next 48 hours and introduce Shurmur as coach at a news conference by Friday.
Browns president Mike Holmgren, general manager Tom Heckert, executive vice president Bryan Wiedmeier and Shurmur all have the same agent, Bob Lamonte.
If Shurmur's deal falls through, the Browns could turn to former Panthers head coach John Fox, who spent Wednesday interviewing with the Broncos. Cleveland already has also interviewed Falcons offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey and Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell, but Shurmur is the candidate that has commanded the most attention.
Holmgren likes Shurmur and what he can bring to the Browns, accorfing to the sources. The 44-year-old Shurmur has spent the past two seasons as the Rams offensive coordinator. Before joining St. Louis' staff, he worked on the Eagles coaching staff from 1999-2008.
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http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...pe_to_have.html
He may be introduced on Friday as the new head coach of the Cleveland Browns. Well...this sucks
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