I wonder if this buys him extra time. Particularly if the Redskins struggle early, but they right the ship towards the end of the yearCrazy. Good for Sean. He has his work cut out for him with Goff who looked totally overwhelmed this year.
Redskins lose both coordinators this offseason. I wonder how Jay is feeling knowing this next year is pretty much do or die for him.
Do they want Cousins to go with him?
Bring back Greg Williams!
Some of my favorite Chargers games ft. Dan Fouts. No OL, getting absolutely clobbered after going deep to... Charlie Joiner IIRC
You remember that 1980 game against the Dolphins? That was insane
Pettine best option at this point.
When Pete Carroll returned to the NFL seven years ago, he didn’t just want to prove he could win in a league that had fired him twice. The Seattle Seahawks coach had grander thoughts, and at the top of his list was the desire to turn a lifetime of defensive knowledge into a sustainable championship system.
To accomplish this, he needed a defensive coordinator to help him develop, translate and teach all these loose thoughts.
He found that coordinator nervously waiting in limbo as power transitioned from fired coach Jim Mora to Carroll: Gus Bradley.
The first thing you need to understand about Bradley, who interviewed Wednesday to run the Washington Redskins’ defense, is that he was the most important lieutenant in engineering the most influential defensive creation in this pass-centric era of the NFL. And Bradley did it while learning Carroll’s mismatched concepts on the fly.