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3 minutes ago, scine09 said:

He doesn't have to do any of that.  If he invested smartly he probably doesn't have to work another day in his life.

 

Yeah, true - only OC opening I could see him with a legit chance at would be Seattle. Which would be pretty ideal for him considering. 

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1 minute ago, tgo said:

 

Yeah, true - only OC opening I could see him with a legit chance at would be Seattle. Which would be pretty ideal for him considering. 

I can't see that.  I doubt he gets a job calling plays at this point.

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59 minutes ago, tgo said:

Honestly starting to feel a little bad for Brian Callahan at this point. Does he even get a QB coach job?

 

May have to go back to Quality Control! 

Guys going to be making money for a few years doing nothing...

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1 hour ago, tgo said:

 

Yeah, true - only OC opening I could see him with a legit chance at would be Seattle. Which would be pretty ideal for him considering. 

Todd Downing eventually got another OC job after being so bad that the entire Raiders organization got fired.  So it seems likely that Callahan will fall up into a play calling position at some point.

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3 hours ago, tgo said:

Honestly starting to feel a little bad for Brian Callahan at this point. Does he even get a QB coach job?

 

May have to go back to Quality Control! 

 

He'll be an OC again soon enough. 

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10 hours ago, tgo said:

Honestly starting to feel a little bad for Brian Callahan at this point. Does he even get a QB coach job?

 

May have to go back to Quality Control! 

I mean, what did he do in Cincinnati as an OC or here as a HC to warrant getting another OC job?

 

In Cincy he basically rode Burrow, Chase, Higgins, and Mixon’s coattails. I’d argue that offense mostly underachieved with the amount of talent it had. Plus, he didn’t call plays. 
 

In Tennessee he proved to be one of the worst play-callers in the whole league and didn’t even know the basic rules that I knew at 9 years old because John Madden told America that one knee equals two feet. 
 

He’s radioactive. 

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1 hour ago, Fry said:

I mean, what did he do in Cincinnati as an OC or here as a HC to warrant getting another OC job?

 

In Cincy he basically rode Burrow, Chase, Higgins, and Mixon’s coattails. I’d argue that offense mostly underachieved with the amount of talent it had. Plus, he didn’t call plays. 
 

In Tennessee he proved to be one of the worst play-callers in the whole league and didn’t even know the basic rules that I knew at 9 years old because John Madden told America that one knee equals two feet. 
 

He’s radioactive. 

 

Silly. Hes the latest in a long line of failed HCs. Just because he failed as one doesnt mean he's a bad position coach or coordinator. Its more likely than not hes an OC next year.

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