New offensive coordinator thread. Who do you want?

I've been thinking about that a lot lately. If they're going Caleb at 1, I'd want a veteran center to help with calling protections and adjustments. You need to help that young QB in every way you can. You'd be asking a lot for a rookie QB and a rookie center to be saddled with that much responsibility.

Every scheme that is run is run w/the idea of guys being open b/c of it. If you think otherwise you are either not thinking, or ignoring it to prove a point. There were guys open in the chicago O, and the QB wasn't throwing them the ball. 
We don't know why, could be they weren't open when he needed them to be, could be he didn't trust them to be where they needed to be, could be he needs guys college football open, and that doesn't happen consistently, even for Miami and LA; who all have far better O's weapons around the QB. Even if we were to pretend it did, you mentioned 7 teams, the league is 32. 
Players play, and good players play on good teams. Mooney and whoever else was thrown out there opposite Moore wouldn't sniff the field of a playoff caliber O like LA or Miami. Claypool is squarely on the bench in Miami 5th/6th on the depth chart. Mooney is far closer to that production level then he is Moore.


Next OC won't be any better then Getsy if he has to deal w/an Interior OL that is hurt/bad and WR's that run into eachother b/c they don't know the routes for the called plays. btw, Getsy didn't design 1 play w/the intention of 2 players in the same area as potential passing targets. That happened b/c these guys are bad at their job. Getsy's gone, deserved to be the O wasn't developing. JF should be gone, you cannot build a successful O around a qb that drops his eyes to run b/c he decided he didn't want to throw the ball even when he shouldn't have.

Watch the All 22 and tell me there were guys open when they needed to be on a consistent basis who weren't named DJ Moore.

I am thinking that some of these guys being interviewed are actually being interviewed for offensive coaching positions other than OC. That always happens to some extent, but I think more than normal this year.