Quote:Lovie hiring the man that succeeded him in Chi-Town would be awkward to say the least. Or Would It be?

Not really. It's not like Lovie hired Trestman as OC and was then replaced by him.

 

I could definitely see Trestman landing here, given a few factors:

1. The presence of a talented, young QB who's already taken his rookie lumps

2. A coach who will likely take a very hands-off approach and let him do his thing (same could be said for TB, though)

3. An offense that has an arrow which can, realistically, only point up

4. A team that has already committed to spending in free agency on veteran players

5. A head coach with a potentially tenuous situation--if the offense lights it up but the team still struggles next year, Trestman becomes a natural candidate to succeed Bradley

 

I'm biased, I'm sure, but it seems to me that the Jaguars' opening would be much more attractive than the Bucs opening for almost any candidate so long as the money is right, and after all of Caldwell's talk about spending to improve the team, I can't imagine the Jags would low-ball an OC with Trestman's track record if he's really the guy they want.

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