Virgil

As I write this, they will probably hire someone else. But, I feel like the team is waiting on an offensive coordinator who is still coaching right now. When I look at who is available, Alex Van Pelt makes too much sense. Could be wrong and I have nothing to base this on. Just my hunch.

We really need a popcorn eating emoji 🍿

Welp, this sucks

Not sure how I feel about this. If we are going to clean house, let's clean house. Get the old culture out. Special teams wasn't anything that great this past year.

Outside of the Miami game and first half against Oakland, I had issue with our offense as well. We either hit a home run or struck out. We have a big YPC, but not a lot of carries. We didn't sustain drives and control the tempo on offense. Still, the end result of points made it good enough to win.

We've had how many head coaches the past 10 years? How was our last head coach actually fired? Where will the Chargers and Rams be playing and their overall status these next few years? The 49ers will be on their 4th head coach in 4 years. Those are not the sign of job stability many would look for.

Maybe so, but still surprising that all of these other teams took lesser known names with worse resumes. Unless these guys didn't want them. I also wonder what the current state of these organizations had on these guys. The Bills, Rams, Chargers, and 49ers don't have the greatest image right now. Again, just thoughts.

I know he got fired midseason, but I liked the idea of Mark Trestman. I don't know what happened in Baltimore, but he was a great offensive mind.

Anyone else find it weird that Kyle Shanahan, Mike Smith, and both Matt Patricia and Josh McDaniels didn't get jobs? They seemed to be the most qualified and accomplished. Seems weird to me. Also strange that Todd Haley didn't even take an interview. Weird

Why is he unemployed?

It needs to change. 4 team divisions are dumb and less than a quarter of the league has a true rival. Either that, or re-align based off of geography. We should be playing Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh every year. Those will develop into rivalries and will be easier sells because the fans will travel. You can still schedule the cowboys, giants, and skins against each other, but it doesn't have to be twice a year. Best 6 should get in from the conference. Don't need to play any team potentially 3 times with the playoffs.

This thread is depressing the **** out of me. There is no great answer and we have a first time head coach. Defense can only get better, but our offense is going to suffer. Whoever the OC is will have complete control and the HC won't know anything to oversee it. Not fun.

This would be such an offensive minded change for them. I wonder how Rivers would do in his system. I hope we keep Tyrod. I want to see a year of TT in our system vs Rivers in Lynn's

I've always had good luck with rotoworld. I believe them until they end up being wrong

I lost my **** when I saw this. Would post pic directly, but don't know how. https://mobile.twitter.com/NickVeronica/status/819317956194828288

Lorax

If it's wrong, I'll take it down. I've never seen rotoworld to post it like that if it wasn't all but done. Happy to be wrong.

Per rotoworld http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/8360/mike-mccoy I would have liked to see his offense here. Yes, not great for rushing, but great for passing and TE utilization and not a great receiving corp

With that defense and those receivers, he would do good things there. The TT bashers would be eating crow for years

I'm not going to do the research to jog my memory. But basically all of the players he let go in FA that ended up under performing elsewhere

Then I have nothing to contribute. 😖

Worked out for the Giants. I think Lynn is very different from Rex. I don't think he should be the guy, but I disagree with this article for our situation.

Is the question: "who is the next Vince young?"

In that division, with that defensive talent, and with a good offensive draft, they could be contenders in year 2

Is that a demoteable title?