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I guess it depends on the team since different coaches have different strengths but Im going to throw Tedford out there. He works really well with QBs and seems to be a good playcaller. I know Carroll and Sciano are names that might be well suited to the NFL too.
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Urban Meyer, but I would hate for him to leave Florida.sigpic -
Tedford's QB's have limited success in the NFL.Comment
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Charlie Weis.
Duuuhhhh.
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I agree with that pick,I like Charlie Weis.Originally posted by xX-Bronco-XxCharlie Weis.
Duuuhhhh.Comment
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First off......yes I am a ....................
but one that hasn't been said is Kirk Ferentz.
He's already coached in the NFL as Jacksonville's o-line coach as his last spot before taking the Iowa job.
He also runs a pro style offense with zone blocking scheme.
I also think that Jim Tressel from Ohio State would be good, but would doubt that he would go to the NFL.
p.s. I think that Urban Meyer would absolutely BLOW as an NFL coach. His fruity little wr screens that he employs as 53% of his playbook, simply do not work in the NFL as anything more than a gimic.
He barely runs the ball, which in the NFL the oldest cliche is that you have to run the ball and you have to stop the run.
I like Urban Meyer as a college coach and his play-calling is incredible--at the NCAA level.Comment
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Surely not Nick Saban or Steve Spurrier. I wonder if Mack Brown or Bob Stoops have potential.Comment
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Who I'm interested in seeing the results of is Lane Kiffin; was he ever even a head coach of a division 1 college? I heard he was an offensive coordinator. That's a pretty big jump to the NFL. Al Davis seems to be giving him a lot of respect.
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i always wanted to see frank beamer get a shot in the nflsigpicComment
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The way I look at that is that he makes QBs better than they actually are...not a bad skill to have for any coach at any level.Originally posted by DreamComment
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Charlie Weis
"The Gagne T-shirt jersey comes with a complimentary can of gasoline and a set of matches."Comment
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Lloyd Carr
Carr is a no-nonsense type of coach. He runs a pro style offense and has produced countless NFL quarterbacks. His only problem would be he may be a little too conservative for the NFL. I would put him in the Marty-Ball category of College football coaches.Comment
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Bob Stoops, Pete Carroll, Charlie Weis are prolly the best 3Comment
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