(01-10-2025, 05:55 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

(01-10-2025, 05:49 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: The part in bold- literally no one said that.  What I am saying is that while it's nice to get a good offensive coordinator to be our head coach, an absolute prerequisite is that whoever we pick has to be a great leader.   I don't know how Khan can determine who is or is not a great leader, but I sure hope that he tries to do figure that out.

That's the most important quality for a Head Coach.  One of the aspects of that is being able to hire people under him (coordinators/certain assistants) that can get the job done.  I really don't care if the coach as an offensive or defensive background, it's all about leadership.

Yes and no, I’ve heard the point made on here and it’s valid- if you have an offensive head coach it is less likely to have your offensive coordinator poached after a successful season. Like in Detroit right now. And honestly Trevor needs a bit of consistency and stability from his offensive scheme. 

I’m not saying Johnson is the next Kyle Shanahan but kyle hasn’t even had an o coordinator until next year cause he just promoted kubiak. I feel like getting a HC who assumes the roll of calling plays and implementing the offensive scheme will be most beneficial.

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