Quote:So if it's Cable... We will most likely have to wait another 2 weeks until after the SB. By that point, a lot of things can happen and the choices will be slimmer and slimmer.

 

Denver, Atlanta, NYJ, Chicago, TB... They all need OC positions filled. 

all of this is conjecture and opinion but i hope it's rational.

 

considering they've already put scelfo in as the interim co-ordinator for the senior bowl that means they are happy to hire after the 24th. Bradley is the main decision maker (as he should be)  with regards to coaching staff and he will throw himself into the senior bowl so he won't be interviewing that week. In the meantime two more teams will be knocked out making their coaches available to speak too.

 

For me i think bradley and caldwell both have a couple of names of guys they want to speak too and i wouldn't be shocked to think seattle, green bay, and baltimore were all up in there.

 

The only pattern I've noticed with the guys there are interviewing is it's guys with a strong running background, lots of rb coaches not to mention their desire to speak to bill calahan after murray's success. So considering baltimore's performance with forsett this year and seattle's strong running basis, you have to think they might want to speak to one of their coaches.

 

Guy's like Adam Gase and Doug Marrone are just gravy. They are coaches you didn't see being available when you started looking but you would be silly not to speak to with their resumee. You hit it off with one of them you pull the trigger but if there's something wrong you keep looking because your original short list is still there.

 

I think tom cable is the perfect candidate. Already knows bradley, has head coach experience and is assistant head coach at seattle so has experience running the run first offense, not to mention an offensive line coach who has headed up some potent running attacks 

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