Mitch
Crawled Through 5 FB Fields
It seemed inevitable all along---
We know that MB loves Haley...
We know that no offensive coach has pushed Fitz more and gotten more out of Fitz than Haley...
If what MJ reported about Ray Horton's choices for OC and DC is accurate---that assembly of a staff would be tough to sell to an SEC school. Not kidding. Not that Kirby Wilson and Lou Spanos are bad coaches---they are both immensely unproven, and neither has any NFL experience as a coordinator.
Plus, how many RB coaches become OCs?
Moreover---with MB barking about holding onto Kevin Kolb---how does Horton sell his HC candidacy when he wants to hire an OC who has no experience with QBs?
Sorry, Ray, but C'MON MAN.
The good news is---there's no way Horton gets a HC job elsewhere because there is no way he can sell that staff.
Haley didn't want to be a token interview.
Haley wanted to be taken seriously.
Now he's coming to interview.
It, imo, is a lock.
Haley fits the criteria that MB wants.
He brings an edge...and apparently, with advice from Bill Parcells, an improved level of maturity.
Todd Haley---
No matter what---it will be very interesting---
And I like that he had the KC experience, for good and for bad---which, imo, makes him better qualified than all these intriguing, but seemingly not really ready OCs.
We know that MB loves Haley...
We know that no offensive coach has pushed Fitz more and gotten more out of Fitz than Haley...
If what MJ reported about Ray Horton's choices for OC and DC is accurate---that assembly of a staff would be tough to sell to an SEC school. Not kidding. Not that Kirby Wilson and Lou Spanos are bad coaches---they are both immensely unproven, and neither has any NFL experience as a coordinator.
Plus, how many RB coaches become OCs?
Moreover---with MB barking about holding onto Kevin Kolb---how does Horton sell his HC candidacy when he wants to hire an OC who has no experience with QBs?
Sorry, Ray, but C'MON MAN.
The good news is---there's no way Horton gets a HC job elsewhere because there is no way he can sell that staff.
Haley didn't want to be a token interview.
Haley wanted to be taken seriously.
Now he's coming to interview.
It, imo, is a lock.
Haley fits the criteria that MB wants.
He brings an edge...and apparently, with advice from Bill Parcells, an improved level of maturity.
Todd Haley---
No matter what---it will be very interesting---
And I like that he had the KC experience, for good and for bad---which, imo, makes him better qualified than all these intriguing, but seemingly not really ready OCs.