BREAKING: Ken Dorsey fired by Buffalo!

[skyman]

Brady strikes me as the kind who caught lightning in a bottle. I'm not saying he's terrible, just not as stellar as it seemed. He can bounce around the NFL for a while, then maybe end up back in CFB and never have the level of success he had in 2019 with LSU.

How many Ocs have the level of success of 2019 LSU?

 

[Felonious Monk]

How many Ocs have the level of success of 2019 LSU?

Look at Nick Saban and Urban Meyer's careers. I don't see Brady following a similar arc.

Simply put, I have a hard time picturing Brady getting another ring.

 

[DTP]

People on this board also thought that he should've came to Miami as a RB coach, so there's that

Miami's last running back coach wasn't a running back either.

 

[Alex Del Piero]

Miami's last running back coach wasn't a running back either.

Irrelevant, the point was that an NFL OC would never EVER go back to college to be a position coach.

Saban rehabilitation projects not considered.

 

[DTP]

Irrelevant, the point was that an NFL OC would never EVER go back to college to be a position coach.

Saban rehabilitation projects not considered.

It's unlikely but not impossible. Especially with the NFL going after head coaches who call their own offenses more and more these days. The role of NFL offensive coordinator may be diminished now.

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Irrelevant, the point was that an NFL OC would never EVER go back to college to be a position coach.

Saban rehabilitation projects not considered.

That's not entirely true.

 

[calinative umstudent]

Wow Ben Johnson chose to stay in Detroit…honestly very surprised. Apparently he had very high salary demands? Idk