On Ryan Day I think he may be right who knows but I think publicly whining that the DC for the other team is stealing your signs, is probably not a good way to get hired in the NFL? He had 2 1 year stints in the NFL, 49ers and Eagles, I'm going to guess if he told his HC at either job theyr'e stealing my signs, the response would be if your signs are that easy to steal, get better signs. I'm sure he's a good coach but like most guys who've been at TOSU and other elite schools, it's hard to say because they have so much NFL talent on the roster.
Also note he was the guy who chose Haskins over Joe Burrow, he was the OC, QB coach and acting HC in 2018. Maybe Haskins was better then who knows but if I'm an NFL team hiring a coach I'm going to wonder about someone who looked at those 2 guys and decided Haskins was my guy? Haskins had a great year so maybe he was right but right now that looks like a decision NFL people might wonder about.
LIAC mentioned David Shaw, I've always liked him, people see him as a Harbaugh disciple but he spent 4 years under Harbaugh at Stanford, he'd spent the prior NINE years in the NFL as an assistant for the Eagles, Raiders, Ravens and Chargers so he has a ton of NFL experience. The general consensus is Shaw wants to stay in college, there's a famous interview where Sean Payton is talking up Shaw and he said everyone says that but there are lots of coaches who were staying in college and didn't, Spurrier, Saban etc, NFL teams go after those guys and get them, they don't go after guys like Shaw. He's of course talking about diversity in the interview so he means in part because Shaw is black. And of course Spurrier and Saban are both guys who did not do well going to the NFL. But Shaw has an extensive NFL resume. I could see him taking the 49er job or the Chargers job because they're local to him, he's from San Diego so LA is not that far away, lives in the Bay area now. But I do think he prefers college to the NFL. I'm also not sure what kind of offense he'd run, he's been pretty conservative at Stanford, run the ball not wide open. it works at Stanford(one losing season) but is he creative enough for the NFL hard to say.
I love the guy but I don't think he has much interest in the NFL.