NFL Fox reporting Browns are hiring John DeFilippo as new OC
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It's not a sexy name but neither was Pettine so hopefully this works out. He seems to want a pro-style of game which is exactly what I was hoping for if anything else.
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Seems they have been interested in him for a awhile, so let's hope they nailed a future coaching star.
I'm sure Johnny is pulling up in his driveway now to start discussing a playbook.
Zombo
Zombo said:
I'm sure Johnny is pulling up in his driveway now to start discussing a playbook.
Manziel rolls into OTA's red-eyed, smelling like booze and asks, "Where's Shanny?"
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http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2015/01/john_defilippo_hired_by_clevel.html
MOBILE, Ala. - The Cleveland Browns have decided on Oakland Raiders quarterbacks coach and Youngstown native John DeFilippo to be their new offensive coordinator, Northeast Ohio Media Group has confirmed.
DeFilippo, a rising young offensive star in the NFL at the age of 36, worked with Mike Pettine in 2009 when both were with the New York Jets. DeFilippo, as quarterbacks coach that year, helped then rookie Mark Sanchez lead the Jets to the AFC Championship Game. Pettine was defensive coordinator at the time.
DeFilippo interviewed for the Browns coordinator position last year before they settled on Kyle Shanahan. Pettine said then that DeFilippo "had an outstanding interview'' with the Browns. He interviewed with the Browns again last week.
DeFilippo remained with the Raiders and earned praise for his work with rookie quarterback Derek Carr. DeFilippo's ran through the 2014 season and the Raiders were interested in keeping him, a source said. He was the Raiders' quarterbacks coach for five seasons: 2007-08, and then 2012-14.
This will mark his debut as an NFL coordinator.
News of DeFilippo's hiring was first reported by Fox Sports' Alex Marvez.
More information on DeFilippo's coaching resume from the Raiders web site:
Prior to rejoining the Raiders in 2012, DeFilippo coached at San Jose State from 2010-11, serving as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2011, and quarterbacks coach in 2010. He was assistant quarterbacks coach for the New York Jets in 2009.
During his tenure at San Jose State, the Spartans ranked 23rd in the nation with 276.8 passing yards per game and jumped 32 places nationally in total offense from the previous year. The team also set a single season school record with 297 pass completions. DeFilippo tutored QB Matt Faulkner, who ranked second in the Western Athletic Conference in passing by completing 274 of 422 attempts for 3,149 yards and 13 touchdowns. In 2010, he coached QB Jordan La Secla, who was with the Raiders in training camp in 2011.
DeFilippo's NFL coaching career began with the New York Giants in 2005, when he served as offensive quality control coach on Tom Coughlin's staff for two years. He helped the Giants to two postseason appearances, and New York posted a 19-13 regular-season record during his time there.
He joined the Giants after two seasons as quarterbacks coach at Columbia.
From 2001-02, DeFilippo was a graduate assistant at Notre Dame, working with wide receivers and tight ends under Bob Davie in 2001, and with quarterbacks under Tyrone Willingham in 2002.
He began his coaching career tutoring quarterbacks at Fordham in 2000.
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Was thinking the same thing Mudfly. Might actually make sense with JF. I do like hiring the younger guys for coordinators instead of the failed head coaches.
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BTW, I am not spelling out Defilippo for the next couple years. What do we go with:
John D
JD
D-flip
Defi
Coach D
Then when we hate him after one game:
DefilliPOO
DeFeellMyPoop
DeFucknutz
Dickinpoo
DumbFuckapoo
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Hey he's from Youngstown! I grew up and still live on the Southside of Youngstown
I like him haha. -
I'm wondering if he's going to run the ZBS scheme or if our OL is going to have to learn yet another method, and also how it's going to impact our RB's.
Our Rushing game was pretty bad prior to going to the ZBS, and then tanked when we couldn't field a serviceable Center.
I've read he's more of Passing/Long Ball type guy, which doesn't really go with Pettine's preference to Ground & Pound - more like a Norv Turner O?.
He did well with Carr in Oakland, so maybe he can do something with what we've got.
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What makes you so confident it'll be at least a couple of years?!
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De Filippo is a good solid choice for the Browns. I'm thinking they have done their homework again. Time will tell.
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Zombo said:
I wondered if anyone caught that immense optimism.
Zombo
Nothing gets by me. I should go play DL.
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http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2015/01/john_defilippo_hired_by_clevel.html
MOBILE, Ala. - The Cleveland Browns have decided on Oakland Raiders quarterbacks coach and Youngstown native John DeFilippo to be their new offensive coordinator, Northeast Ohio Media Group has confirmed.
DeFilippo, a rising young offensive star in the NFL at the age of 36, worked with Mike Pettine in 2009 when both were with the New York Jets. DeFilippo, as quarterbacks coach that year, helped then rookie Mark Sanchez lead the Jets to the AFC Championship Game. Pettine was defensive coordinator at the time.
DeFilippo interviewed for the Browns coordinator position last year before they settled on Kyle Shanahan. Pettine said then that DeFilippo "had an outstanding interview'' with the Browns. He interviewed with the Browns again last week.
DeFilippo remained with the Raiders and earned praise for his work with rookie quarterback Derek Carr. DeFilippo's ran through the 2014 season and the Raiders were interested in keeping him, a source said. He was the Raiders' quarterbacks coach for five seasons: 2007-08, and then 2012-14.
This will mark his debut as an NFL coordinator.
News of DeFilippo's hiring was first reported by Fox Sports' Alex Marvez.
More information on DeFilippo's coaching resume from the Raiders web site:
Prior to rejoining the Raiders in 2012, DeFilippo coached at San Jose State from 2010-11, serving as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2011, and quarterbacks coach in 2010. He was assistant quarterbacks coach for the New York Jets in 2009.
During his tenure at San Jose State, the Spartans ranked 23rd in the nation with 276.8 passing yards per game and jumped 32 places nationally in total offense from the previous year. The team also set a single season school record with 297 pass completions. DeFilippo tutored QB Matt Faulkner, who ranked second in the Western Athletic Conference in passing by completing 274 of 422 attempts for 3,149 yards and 13 touchdowns. In 2010, he coached QB Jordan La Secla, who was with the Raiders in training camp in 2011.
DeFilippo's NFL coaching career began with the New York Giants in 2005, when he served as offensive quality control coach on Tom Coughlin's staff for two years. He helped the Giants to two postseason appearances, and New York posted a 19-13 regular-season record during his time there.
He joined the Giants after two seasons as quarterbacks coach at Columbia.
From 2001-02, DeFilippo was a graduate assistant at Notre Dame, working with wide receivers and tight ends under Bob Davie in 2001, and with quarterbacks under Tyrone Willingham in 2002.
He began his coaching career tutoring quarterbacks at Fordham in 2000.
Aside: FoxSports seems to get all the scoops anymore. Seems like every article including ESPN's includes the phrase "as first reported by (so-and-so) of FoxSports".
Zombo said:
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2015/01/john_defilippo_hired_by_clevel.html
Sanchez in our QB mix is a possibility, but of more interest to me will be QB Coach choice. I wonder if Frank Cignetti, Jr. will emerge. Just surfaced as a possible OC candidate and has crossed coaching career paths with DeFillipo.
Zombo said:
BTW, I am not spelling out Defilippo for the next couple years. What do we go with:
John D
JD
D-flip
Defi
Coach D
Flipper was taken? Too FLA-ish?
I'm wondering if he's going to run the ZBS scheme or if our OL is going to have to learn yet another method, and also how it's going to impact our RB's.
I'm hoping ZBS as well. It was just too good early with Mack at C to abandon. That said we had element of power scheme as well last year, both with and without Mack, and without Mack it worked better than the ZBS... at least wide.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
How about just "Flip" for the time being.
Im with Mud, D-flipHow about just "Flip" for the time being.
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Aside: FoxSports seems to get all the scoops anymore. Seems like every article including ESPN's includes the phrase "as first reported by (so-and-so) of FoxSports".
Zombo said:
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2015/01/john_defilippo_hired_by_clevel.html
Sanchez in our QB mix is a possibility, but of more interest to me will be QB Coach choice. I wonder if Frank Cignetti, Jr. will emerge. Just surfaced as a possible OC candidate and has crossed coaching career paths with DeFillipo.
Zombo said:
BTW, I am not spelling out Defilippo for the next couple years. What do we go with:
John D
JD
D-flip
Defi
Coach D
Flipper was taken? Too FLA-ish?
I'm wondering if he's going to run the ZBS scheme or if our OL is going to have to learn yet another method, and also how it's going to impact our RB's.
I'm hoping ZBS as well. It was just too good early with Mack at C to abandon. That said we had element of power scheme as well last year, both with and without Mack, and without Mack it worked better than the ZBS... at least wide.
I think we have to stay with it. Shanny did very well with it both here and in WAS. Hope it was the players and not just himAside: FoxSports seems to get all the scoops anymore. Seems like every article including ESPN's includes the phrase "as first reported by (so-and-so) of FoxSports".
Sanchez in our QB mix is a possibility, but of more interest to me will be QB Coach choice. I wonder if Frank Cignetti, Jr. will emerge. Just surfaced as a possible OC candidate and has crossed coaching career paths with DeFillipo.
Flipper was taken? Too FLA-ish?
I'm hoping ZBS as well. It was just too good early with Mack at C to abandon. That said we had element of power scheme as well last year, both with and without Mack, and without Mack it worked better than the ZBS... at least wide.
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I think we have to stay with it. Shanny did very well with it both here and in WAS. Hope it was the players and not just himAside: FoxSports seems to get all the scoops anymore. Seems like every article including ESPN's includes the phrase "as first reported by (so-and-so) of FoxSports".
Sanchez in our QB mix is a possibility, but of more interest to me will be QB Coach choice. I wonder if Frank Cignetti, Jr. will emerge. Just surfaced as a possible OC candidate and has crossed coaching career paths with DeFillipo.
Flipper was taken? Too FLA-ish?
I'm hoping ZBS as well. It was just too good early with Mack at C to abandon. That said we had element of power scheme as well last year, both with and without Mack, and without Mack it worked better than the ZBS... at least wide.
I think we have to stay with it. Shanny did very well with it both here and in WAS. Hope it was the players and not just him
Crow definitely fits the "one-cut", ZBS-RB mold and the O-line took to it well. Schwartz struggled with it early, but by game 4 even he was passing assignments to Greco regularly.
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