On the fence about Cullen... His resume only consists of DL coach, so what makes him an "elite" DC? I would prefer a DC to have a more rounded resume rather a single position coach...But I suppose staying consistently employed as a position coach would mean you are good at that position, but does that mean he will make a good DC? I know there is no guarantee that any coach will be good, but unless his assistants such as LB coach, DB coach, et.al are good, they would solidify the defense and make Cullen look like a genius...Assuming he actually has a good scheme of his own of course. He may be busy developing his own scheme now, IDK. I wouldnt think  that a perennial DL coach would have already created his own defensive scheme and playbook and just had it laying in a drawer in his filing cabinet waiting for a DC job to come his way...

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