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Is there any successful OC's - Who also Coach WR/TE or RB and not QB?

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Zanecane

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Just curious. Not looking for another thread sh*tting on Gattis. I just want to know if this was normal or not.

hartline won't be calling the plays so lets not use him as an example
 
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Jeff Scott when he was OC at Clemson?

Wasn’t Alex Golesh the Te coach?

Brennan Carrol?
 
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GrozDozer said:
Jeff Scott when he was OC at Clemson?

Wasn’t Alex Golesh the Te coach?

Brennan Carrol?
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Jeff’s dad… Brad Scott was the OC and OL coach at FSU and I’m biting my tongue with blood in my mouth while I say he was pretty good.
 
Mike McDaniel.

I think Detroit’s OC was the OL coach?

Was Chad Oshea miamis WR coach and Oc Flores’s first year?
 
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A lot of guys are coaching TEs as OC now because it’s an easy position to dump on a GA/QC slappy.

Here’s one for ya. Gattis put- Arroyo in. Mucho smoke in coaching circles.
 
Joe Philbin, former awful Dolphins head coach was OL/OC for the Packers. Not sure if he was the playcaller.
 
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BeachCanes said:
Joe Philbin, former awful Dolphins head coach was OL/OC for the Packers. Not sure if he was the playcaller.
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He was not. He came up With the game plans. Another guy that hustled his way to a head coach position on the back of a HOF QB and a decent playcaller.

Mike McDaniel was pretty good calling plays for the first time at least until defenses figured him out.
 
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