Khan will pay Lincoln Riley 8M per

And he'll turn it down to go to Dallas.

Why on earth would Lincoln Riley leave OU for Jacksonville?

Because OU isn't a top 5 College football program?

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I'd go Riley but i have little faith that Khan will man up and fire this staff. I can honestly see them getting another pass for failing.

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Season Tix, Section 409

2023 and still counting.....SB will finally be ours soon enough.
TLaw aka 'the prince that was promised' supporter.

Whoever it is, I would say I hope it is an offensive guy. To me you can't go wrong with an offensive guy, unless he's just not that good. But if you go with a defensive guy, the philosophy will more than likely strong running game, strong defense to win games. I'm not saying it's a bad way, but I think we need to think outside the box and bring some creativity and big play potential to the offense and that's why I would want an offensive guy. Get with the trends and move on from dinosaur type philosophies on offense.

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And he'll turn it down to go to Dallas.

Why on earth would Lincoln Riley leave OU for Jacksonville?

Because OU isn't a top 5 College football program?

Yea.... Except that it is.

This is just one example but it's certainly a top 5 program at the moment.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...-150-years

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Whoever it is, I would say I hope it is an offensive guy.  To me you can't go wrong with an offensive guy, unless he's just not that good.  But if you go with a defensive guy, the philosophy will more than likely strong running game, strong defense to win games.  I'm not saying it's a bad way, but I think we need to think outside the box and bring some creativity and big play potential to the offense and that's why I would want an offensive guy.  Get with the trends and move on from dinosaur type philosophies on offense.

Bill Belichick was a 'defensive guy'.

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I'm not ready to cut ties with Marrone just yet.

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I'm not opposed to a defensive minded coach, but when the league is starting to gear more towards the offensive side of teh ball, I'd hope that if Jacksonville does bring in a defense coach, he's flexible enough to allow whatever offensive coordinator he brings in (assuming our current Offensive Coordinator doesn't stay) can scheme and create innovative ways for the offense to catch up to the current standards in the league.

Please, for the love of god, no more of the up the middle, smashmouth offensive mindsets. The team has to move on from that [BLEEP] for good. I'm hoping with Filip and Minshew appearing to work well together so far, that we're starting to see signs of leaving that mentality behind for good

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Because OU isn't a top 5 College football program?

Yea.... Except that it is.

This is just one example but it's certainly a top 5 program at the moment.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...-150-years

I'd even put Nebraska ahead of OU. And Texas is definitely ahead of OU.

This list has North Dakota state as a top 10 program. Invalidated.

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Khan will pay Lincoln Riley 8M per

And he'll turn it down to go to Dallas.

Why on earth would Lincoln Riley leave OU for Jacksonville?

because he'll get a 2M per year raise. anymore questions?

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Yea.... Except that it is.

This is just one example but it's certainly a top 5 program at the moment.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...-150-years

I'd even put Nebraska ahead of OU. And Texas is definitely ahead of OU.

This list has North Dakota state as a top 10 program. Invalidated.

https://collegefootballnews.com/2019/07/...f-all-time

Here's another one where OU is #1.

Let's just say OU is a top 10 program. Why would he come here? He's getting paid fantastic, has the potential to have 3 straight Heismans meaning his recruiting will be incredible and his team is consistently in the top 10. He's going to give that up to come to Jacksonville which is not a top tier NFL franchise?

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I'm not ready to cut ties with Marrone just yet.

thank the lawd you're not Khan

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And he'll turn it down to go to Dallas.

Why on earth would Lincoln Riley leave OU for Jacksonville?

because he'll get a 2M per year raise. anymore questions?

Lol Ya got me! You win!

You don't think OU (or another college football program) would try and match that? 2 million is chump change for these schools.

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Riley is a competitor that wants to succeed at the highest level. This job will be very attractive with multiple high draft picks, a good solid core on offense, and potentially a franchise QB.

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I'd even put Nebraska ahead of OU. And Texas is definitely ahead of OU.

This list has North Dakota state as a top 10 program. Invalidated.

https://collegefootballnews.com/2019/07/...f-all-time

Here's another one where OU is #1.

Let's just say OU is a top 10 program. Why would he come here? He's getting paid fantastic, has the potential to have 3 straight Heismans meaning his recruiting will be incredible and his team is consistently in the top 10. He's going to give that up to come to Jacksonville which is not a top tier NFL franchise?

Top 10 I agree with, definitely.

Money and the prestige of taking a loser franchise and making it a winner ala Bill Belichick in New England?

(not saying he would do that - just saying - in his mind? Maybe)

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because he'll get a 2M per year raise. anymore questions?

Lol Ya got me! You win!

You don't think OU (or another college football program) would try and match that? 2 million is chump change for these schools.

You think those boosters can bid with Khan?

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Lincoln Riley is not going to the Jacksonville Jaguars folks..let's relax a bit

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Whoever it is, I would say I hope it is an offensive guy.  To me you can't go wrong with an offensive guy, unless he's just not that good.  But if you go with a defensive guy, the philosophy will more than likely strong running game, strong defense to win games.  I'm not saying it's a bad way, but I think we need to think outside the box and bring some creativity and big play potential to the offense and that's why I would want an offensive guy.  Get with the trends and move on from dinosaur type philosophies on offense.

Bill Belichick was a 'defensive guy'.

As I said, I'm not saying it's a bad way.  But you have to have offense to win in this league now.  The league almost feels like you need to have a very strong offense and you need a defense that can get to the QB and off the field in critical moments.  You really don't have stifling defenses anymore.  And the Patriots are the example of that.  They cover well on defense, and they create turnovers, I wouldn't say they've been excellent in every department.  They win the key downs, they play well in the red area.  But they will allow teams to drive.

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Jim Bob Cooter.
Really I just like the name.

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"Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something."        --Plato

Byron Leftwich

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111

I was going to entertain a reply to yet another "fire ALL the things!" post until I saw that brought up as an option. Have you seen Jameis play lately? Lefty really elevated his game.

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Jalen Ramsey is gone along with more than half the starters from the 2017 season. At 2-4, it might be time to usher in a new era in Jax. The Jaguars has 18 picks in the next two drafts including four first rounders, one of the youngest teams in the NFL, and a talented roster. We now have 10 games to see if we have a franchise QB in Gardner Minshew. Let’s speak hypothetically right now, in the event that we clean house, how appealing do you think the Jacksonville Jaguars are as a franchise for potential head coaches? With draft capital to get your pick of the QB litter in the draft, the veteran, or potential OROY at QB, I think we could be a prime spot for a soft rebuild, retool, or reload. We aren’t in a bad cap situation, either. 

2020 Head Coaching Candidates including: Josh McDaniels, Lincoln Riley, Byron Leftwich, Robert Salah, Kellen Moore, Kris Richard.

Who would be your choice?

I think Jacksonville just got a whole lot more appealing to coaches since we have 4 first round picks in the next 2 years. As far as a HC, my first choice has been Kansas City OC Eric Bieniemy, but Dallas OC Kellen Moore is very appealing as well. I want nothing to do with Josh McDaniels and I am more skeptical than others, when it comes to Lincoln Riley. As for the others, I don't think Leftwich or Richard are ready to be head coaches. I also kind of like Seattle OC Brian Schottenheimer and San Francisco OC Robert Saleh.

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