Speaking of Treadwell, I really hope we resign him to a 1 year deal.  Him and Trev had a nice connection. He's always had the talent it's just finally showing on the field.  He looks like a 1000 yard receiver and likely would of been last year if we signed him before the season started

He was here before training camp last year. He didn't make final cuts and went to the Practice Squad for two months.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Every time I see "Pedersen's Staff", I giggle on the inside a bit...  Beavis and Butthead style.

I know, right?

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Fix the O-Line!

Every time I see "Pedersen's Staff", I giggle on the inside a bit...  Beavis and Butthead style.

I know, right?

Your not alone

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A new broom always sweeps clean.

https://jaguarswire.usatoday.com/2022/02...k-in-2022/

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https://twitter.com/PeteThamel/status/14...i7LshW0-eg

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Cooter and now Tettleton...I'll ask again: is it not odd that these people go from being QBs to coaching RBs and then become passing game coordinators? Seems like it would be pretty darn impossible to truly be elite at both coaching the passing game and running backs.

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Cooter and now Tettleton...I'll ask again: is it not odd that these people go from being QBs to coaching RBs and then become passing game coordinators? Seems like it would be pretty darn impossible to truly be elite at both coaching the passing game and running backs.

I’ve never played the sport or been coached In The sport so I’m only guessing. But perhaps when they’ve been coaching running backs it’s more of a reading the defence and picking up blocking assignments as opposed to actual techniques on how to run the ball. If that’s the case i would assume thats where it crosses over,

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Cooter and now Tettleton...I'll ask again: is it not odd that these people go from being QBs to coaching RBs and then become passing game coordinators? Seems like it would be pretty darn impossible to truly be elite at both coaching the passing game and running backs.

I've noticed NFL coaches changing the positions they coach.  It happens.

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Cooter and now Tettleton...I'll ask again: is it not odd that these people go from being QBs to coaching RBs and then become passing game coordinators? Seems like it would be pretty darn impossible to truly be elite at both coaching the passing game and running backs.

At this level it's probably a lot less reliance on introducing new technique/skill and teaching scheme, play progression, and overall approach to the offense. PGC is more of a vocal suggestion box than an actual play designer. It could be beneficial for an RB coach to be familiar with QB coaching or passing game, in that they can bring insight into blitz pickup, leaving pocket/running lanes for QB to escape to, screen plays, what the QB wants from an RB on handoffs, etc.

And if a coach is worth a darn, they're gonna be able to coach up their group no matter where the HC/OC have placed them. This isn't like a company using their Marketing head to act as the firm's sysadmin.

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Cooter and now Tettleton...I'll ask again: is it not odd that these people go from being QBs to coaching RBs and then become passing game coordinators? Seems like it would be pretty darn impossible to truly be elite at both coaching the passing game and running backs.

I think when you're moving from playing to coaching you take whatever job on the staff to get in the door.
I'd also argue that QBs probably have the knowledge to know how every offense position group should perform and should have a solid knowledge of how defenses work. So that player to coach would be the one that should be able to transition easier than any

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