Quote:Of the group they're looking at currently, or in general?

 

I'd be fine with Callahan.  I think he'd help the line significantly.

 

I think Trestman would be a good fit if the goal is to have a coordinator who has a track record working with young QBs.

 

I'm not averse to looking at position coaches like Linehan.  I know Schefter reported the other day the team had requested permission from Dallas to interview him.  I'm wondering if the subsequent request to talk to Callahan was possibly the result of Jerry Jones saying no to the Linehan request? 

 

A name that popped up earlier this week is Rick Dennison, the QB coach in Baltimore.  He's a guy that has been an effective OC getting more than 8,500 passing yards out of Jay Cutler in his first 2 years in Denver, then making Matt Schaub look like a legitimate starter in Houston with his 4,000 yard season.  He's got a background as an offensive line coach as well for several years.  The guy coached Flacco to his best season statistically for yardage and touchdowns.  I'm not sure if he would have any interest in parting ways with his coordinator, but with Kubiak pulling his name out of consideration in Chicago, it seems like he might need to in order to take that next step. 

 

I'd be okay with someone like Anthony Lynn if the expectation is that we'll keep Scelfo as the QB coach.  He's got a good background in developing the running game in NY despite their lackluster passing attack.