Next Head Coach Running Commentary

On this list, who is our top 10? NFL co-ordinator? A retread guy? Another college coach? My thinking is I would really like to look at what coaching tree do they fall under. Can be unproven but from a proven line if that makes sense. My pick is still Eric Bieniemy but I may read a few of these over.

Nathaniel Hackett, offensive coordinator, Green Bay Packers
Brian Daboll, offensive coordinator, Buffalo Bills
Todd Bowles, defensive coordinator, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Patrick Graham, defensive coordinator, New York Giants
Eric Bieniemy, offensive coordinator, Kansas City Chiefs
Raheem Morris, defensive coordinator, Los Angeles Rams
Mike McDaniel, offensive coordinator, San Francisco 49ers
Matt Eberflus, defensive coordinator, Indianapolis Colts
Joe Woods, defensive coordinator, Cleveland Browns
Kellen Moore, offensive coordinator, Dallas Cowboys
Byron Leftwich, offensive coordinator, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Joe Brady, offensive coordinator, Carolina Panthers
Josh McDaniels, offensive coordinator, New England Patriots
Don Martindale, defensive coordinator, Baltimore Ravens
Shane Waldron, offensive coordinator, Seattle Seahawks
Kevin O’Connell, offensive coordinator, Los Angeles Rams
Shane Steichen, offensive coordinator, Philadelphia Eagles
Tim Kelly, offensive coordinator, Houston Texans
DeMeco Ryans, defensive coordinator, San Francisco 49ers
Jerod Mayo, linebackers coach (possible co-defensive coordinator), New England Patriots
Matt Campbell, head coach, Iowa State
Lincoln Riley, head coach, Oklahoma
Dan Mullen, head coach, Florida
Ryan Day, head coach, Ohio State
Pat Fitzgerald, head coach, Northwestern
Dabo Swinney, head coach, Clemson
Tony Elliott, offensive coordinator, Clemson
P.J. Fleck, head coach, Minnesota
Jeff Rodgers, special teams coordinator/assistant head coach, Arizona Cardinals
Dave Toub, Kansas City Chiefs
John Fassel, Dallas Cowboys
Richard Hightower, San Francisco 49ers
Bubba Ventrone, Indianapolis Colts
Mike Kafka, quarterbacks coach/passing-game coordinator, Kansas City Chiefs
Zach Azzanni, wide receivers coach, Denver Broncos
Adam Stenavich, offensive line coach, Green Bay Packers
Stump Mitchell, running backs coach, Cleveland Browns
Ejiro Evero, secondary/pass-game coordinator, Los Angeles Rams
Rich Scangarello, quarterbacks coach, San Francisco 49ers
Chris Harris, defensive backs coach, Washington Football Team
Larry Foote, outside linebackers coach, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jeff Howard, defensive passing-game coordinator, Cleveland Browns
Leslie Frazier, defensive coordinator, Buffalo Bills
Dennis Allen, defensive coordinator, New Orleans Saints
Steve Spagnuolo, defensive coordinator, Kansas City Chiefs
Marvin Lewis, former head coach, Cincinnati Bengals
Vance Joseph, defensive coordinator, Arizona Cardinals
Dan Quinn, defensive coordinator, Dallas Cowboys


SI's link
https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/09/17/future-nfl-head-coaches-hackett-brady-daboll-leftwich

 

I like Joe Woods but worry about him bringing too much Cleveland with him. If I wanted an OC instead I would chase after Josh McDaniels. I imagine he's learned some good lessons from his first head coaching stint and he would probably make some of the best hires of all the candidates.

 

If they fire rhule and if the seahawks fire Carrol, pete would easily take tepper for two years of pre retirement cash. Plus Seattle connection...

 

Brian Daboll is a name getting brought up a lot lately. Would be a solid pick I assume Tepper will go OC over DC

 

Rhule was supposed to be an offensive guy. I want a DC who makes Rex Ryan look sane.

 

Vance Joseph's QB decisions make Rexy look sane.

 

Pete's a winner. He'd be great choice.

 

Ken Norton Jr.?

 

Pete had 2 straight losing seasons in Seattle before they drafted Russell Wilson.

 

Bienamy