Jon Richt is one of the 9 coaches

[RVACane]

I still haven't heard the names of any veteran established coaches who were going to come here and watch Richt Sr. coach the QBs and call plays.

When the veteran HC has determined that he wants to coach QBs and call plays your pool of QB coach and co-OC candidates is going to be limited to young guys who want to learn from Richt and don't have an "I demand to be the guy" ego or maybe you could get an old washed up hack who is unemployed and would be happy cashing a check while mumbling "I wouldn't have done it that way because Earl Morral used to call his own plays when I coached him."

If you guys think an established rising play caller or QB coach was going to come here to watch Richt you're probably nuts.

lazy excuse. so there is nobody in the country more qualified than jon richt that would be willing to take the job? if thats the case we wouldve been better off keeping coley.

I still haven't heard the names of any veteran established coaches who were going to come here and watch Richt Sr. coach the QBs and call plays.

When the veteran HC has determined that he wants to coach QBs and call plays your pool of QB coach and co-OC candidates is going to be limited to young guys who want to learn from Richt and don't have an "I demand to be the guy" ego or maybe you could get an old washed up hack who is unemployed and would be happy cashing a check while mumbling "I wouldn't have done it that way because Earl Morral used to call his own plays when I coached him."

If you guys think an established rising play caller or QB coach was going to come here to watch Richt you're probably nuts.

lazy excuse. so there is nobody in the country more qualified than jon richt that would be willing to take the job? if thats the case we wouldve been better off keeping coley.

What unique qualifications that Jon Richt doesn't have are necessary to watch Mark Richt coach QBs and help impart Mark's ideas to the QBs? Why wouldn't a guy who played QB all his life, worked under his dad for a year at UGA and did an apprenticeship in the NFL for a year under NFL coaches have those skills?

I still haven't heard the names of any veteran established coaches who were going to come here and watch Richt Sr. coach the QBs and call plays.

When the veteran HC has determined that he wants to coach QBs and call plays your pool of QB coach and co-OC candidates is going to be limited to young guys who want to learn from Richt and don't have an "I demand to be the guy" ego or maybe you could get an old washed up hack who is unemployed and would be happy cashing a check while mumbling "I wouldn't have done it that way because Earl Morral used to call his own plays when I coached him."

If you guys think an established rising play caller or QB coach was going to come here to watch Richt you're probably nuts.

lazy excuse. so there is nobody in the country more qualified than jon richt that would be willing to take the job? if thats the case we wouldve been better off keeping coley.

Richt would have been a great person for Coley to learn from but would Coley have stayed in that capacity?

i believe so. how its looking right now he is going to take a demotion anyway wherever he ends up. dont think he will get an OC job calling his own plays at a power 5 school, at least not next year. it seems more like richt pushed him out than him leaving on his own, same with the rest of the coaches, or else it would be a **** of a coincidence that all these coaches decided to leave on their own. its not like any of them are really sought after. we know kb didnt leave on his own.

I would've liked Scott to stay most and KB too. If Coley would've stayed in a QB coach capacity under Richt, that would've been ideal. He can identify QB talent and get it to us.

 

[Deez Nuts]

I still haven't heard the names of any veteran established coaches who were going to come here and watch Richt Sr. coach the QBs and call plays.

When the veteran HC has determined that he wants to coach QBs and call plays your pool of QB coach and co-OC candidates is going to be limited to young guys who want to learn from Richt and don't have an "I demand to be the guy" ego or maybe you could get an old washed up hack who is unemployed and would be happy cashing a check while mumbling "I wouldn't have done it that way because Earl Morral used to call his own plays when I coached him."

If you guys think an established rising play caller or QB coach was going to come here to watch Richt you're probably nuts.

lazy excuse. so there is nobody in the country more qualified than jon richt that would be willing to take the job? if thats the case we wouldve been better off keeping coley.

What unique qualifications that Jon Richt doesn't have are necessary to watch Mark Richt coach QBs and help impart Mark's ideas to the QBs? Why wouldn't a guy who played QB all his life, worked under his dad for a year at UGA and did an apprenticeship in the NFL for a year under NFL coaches have those skills?

he might turn out to be a **** of a coach, i dont know. at this point he is exactly what you said, an apprentice. beyond that we have no idea how good or bad he can be. im not mad at richt for putting his son on his staff, who wouldnt want to help their son. all i am saying is that if we are looking at this objectively, there were better options out there. this hire had absolutely nothing to do with football.

if it was a local HS coach (with actual coaching exp. and recruiting connections) everybody would be trashing the hire saying how he is not qualified and that we dont need someone who is learning on the job. but now all of a sudden people want to look past all that and give the kid a chance and all that other feel good stuff. great story and i am happy for them both to get that opportunity but objectively speaking this move had nothing to do with making the team better.

remember, that spot couldve gone to any assistant coach, doesnt have to be for a QB coach. so if the argument is "the qb coach wouldnt matter anyways bc richt calls plays" than that spot couldve gone to any other coach to provide more value to the football program.

 

[RVACane]

I still haven't heard the names of any veteran established coaches who were going to come here and watch Richt Sr. coach the QBs and call plays.

When the veteran HC has determined that he wants to coach QBs and call plays your pool of QB coach and co-OC candidates is going to be limited to young guys who want to learn from Richt and don't have an "I demand to be the guy" ego or maybe you could get an old washed up hack who is unemployed and would be happy cashing a check while mumbling "I wouldn't have done it that way because Earl Morral used to call his own plays when I coached him."

If you guys think an established rising play caller or QB coach was going to come here to watch Richt you're probably nuts.

lazy excuse. so there is nobody in the country more qualified than jon richt that would be willing to take the job? if thats the case we wouldve been better off keeping coley.

Richt would have been a great person for Coley to learn from but would Coley have stayed in that capacity?

Richt's job isn't to teach Coley. For whatever reason he didn't want him on his staff and wanted a fresh start. Maybe he didn't want to deal with the former OC and his relationship with the players and whatever junk could have flowed from that.

It would've been nice to have but it's understandable that a new regime wants their own people. You're very right in that we don't know what the interpersonal/power/political dynamics are for Richt with holdovers.

 

[Zbrod95]

lmao he had nothing to do with that he was a coaches assistant. are you sitting here trying to tell me that Jon Richt deserves credit for the Bills passing game?

yea he did, do you even know what a coaching assistant does Einstein

do YOU know what a coaching assistant is? lol he was nothing more than a paid intern, a "teachers helper". he wasnt even an actual coach. i think your mixing up assistant coach with coaching assistant. lmao @ u questioning my intelligence and in the same breath giving Jon fkin Richt credit for Tyrod Taylor and the bills passing game lol cant make this stuff up

It's glorified quality control not a "teachers helper" don't try to argue with me my dad has been an NFL scout for 20 years I know what every position does

lol keep reaching. your dad can be vince lombardi for all i care. doesnt change the foolishness of your statement. if you tell me that jon richt deserves some type of credit for the development of tyrod taylor you obviously have no clue what you are talking about. and thats being nice, bc the level of ignorance (or maybe just homerism) in that opinion is strong

Since your head is full of **** let me inform what quality control is. The QCC for a position usually is the guys that breaks down tape, usually 4-6 weeks ahead of the specific game and analyzes the data for example, they're the ones that tell you how many times do they use cover 3 or how many times they run to the left side and give they percentages to the coach and the player so yes because he did a good job at that he helped in Tyrod Taylor's development by basically telling them what they like to do. Just because someone else taught him footwork doesn't mean he didn't help him

 

[Deez Nuts]

yea he did, do you even know what a coaching assistant does Einstein

do YOU know what a coaching assistant is? lol he was nothing more than a paid intern, a "teachers helper". he wasnt even an actual coach. i think your mixing up assistant coach with coaching assistant. lmao @ u questioning my intelligence and in the same breath giving Jon fkin Richt credit for Tyrod Taylor and the bills passing game lol cant make this stuff up

It's glorified quality control not a "teachers helper" don't try to argue with me my dad has been an NFL scout for 20 years I know what every position does

lol keep reaching. your dad can be vince lombardi for all i care. doesnt change the foolishness of your statement. if you tell me that jon richt deserves some type of credit for the development of tyrod taylor you obviously have no clue what you are talking about. and thats being nice, bc the level of ignorance (or maybe just homerism) in that opinion is strong

Since your head is full of **** let me inform what quality control is. The QCC for a position usually is the guys that breaks down tape, usually 4-6 weeks ahead of the specific game and analyzes the data for example, they're the ones that tell you how many times do they use cover 3 or how many times they run to the left side and give they percentages to the coach and the player so yes because he did a good job at that he helped in Tyrod Taylor's development by basically telling them what they like to do. Just because someone else taught him footwork doesn't mean he didn't help him

lmao okay man whatever you say your just rambling now. how does any of that translate into you using the buffalo bills offense as one of jon richts achievements?

 

[Zbrod95]

do YOU know what a coaching assistant is? lol he was nothing more than a paid intern, a "teachers helper". he wasnt even an actual coach. i think your mixing up assistant coach with coaching assistant. lmao @ u questioning my intelligence and in the same breath giving Jon fkin Richt credit for Tyrod Taylor and the bills passing game lol cant make this stuff up

It's glorified quality control not a "teachers helper" don't try to argue with me my dad has been an NFL scout for 20 years I know what every position does

lol keep reaching. your dad can be vince lombardi for all i care. doesnt change the foolishness of your statement. if you tell me that jon richt deserves some type of credit for the development of tyrod taylor you obviously have no clue what you are talking about. and thats being nice, bc the level of ignorance (or maybe just homerism) in that opinion is strong

Since your head is full of **** let me inform what quality control is. The QCC for a position usually is the guys that breaks down tape, usually 4-6 weeks ahead of the specific game and analyzes the data for example, they're the ones that tell you how many times do they use cover 3 or how many times they run to the left side and give they percentages to the coach and the player so yes because he did a good job at that he helped in Tyrod Taylor's development by basically telling them what they like to do. Just because someone else taught him footwork doesn't mean he didn't help him

lmao okay man whatever you say your just rambling now. how does any of that translate into you using the buffalo bills offense as one of jon richts achievements?

I didn't use the offense. I used the emergence of Tyrod Taylor as a serviceable QB which he wasn't before. I'm not rambling, you are because you have no idea what your talking about anyways I'm done responding because your idiotic comments make my brain hurt

 

[canecat]

Richt's first staff was kinda green....they did pretty okay.

What exactly did they do? They didn't win a championship. None of those guys really became much of anything as far as great coach either. Richt's tree is mighty light in the *** for a guy with 15 years as a HC. He's not had any good track record for hiring coaching talent.

They won 2 SEC titles and finished in the top 10 four years in a row

If we could win 1 ACT title that would be a start LOL . But Fullyignored is a little to dumb to even realize that.

 

[Deez Nuts]

It's glorified quality control not a "teachers helper" don't try to argue with me my dad has been an NFL scout for 20 years I know what every position does

lol keep reaching. your dad can be vince lombardi for all i care. doesnt change the foolishness of your statement. if you tell me that jon richt deserves some type of credit for the development of tyrod taylor you obviously have no clue what you are talking about. and thats being nice, bc the level of ignorance (or maybe just homerism) in that opinion is strong

Since your head is full of **** let me inform what quality control is. The QCC for a position usually is the guys that breaks down tape, usually 4-6 weeks ahead of the specific game and analyzes the data for example, they're the ones that tell you how many times do they use cover 3 or how many times they run to the left side and give they percentages to the coach and the player so yes because he did a good job at that he helped in Tyrod Taylor's development by basically telling them what they like to do. Just because someone else taught him footwork doesn't mean he didn't help him

lmao okay man whatever you say your just rambling now. how does any of that translate into you using the buffalo bills offense as one of jon richts achievements?

I didn't use the offense. I used the emergence of Tyrod Taylor as a serviceable QB which he wasn't before. I'm not rambling, you are because you have no idea what your talking about anyways I'm done responding because your idiotic comments make my brain hurt

lmao now we're giving jon richt credit for tyrod taylors emergence ok buddy you can believe whatever you want. the homer in you is extreme lol you cant make this stuff up

 

[CaneSince4Ever]

LMFAO! @ the video guy being responsible for "the emergence of Tyrod Taylor"...WTF?!

 

[Zbrod95]

LMFAO! @ the video guy being responsible for "the emergence of Tyrod Taylor"...WTF?!

that's not what I said my original comment was the he was part of the staff that made Tyrod Taylor look like the second coming of Mike Vick...Dee's nuts then said I gave Jon richt credit for the bills offense then I corrected him by saying I used the emergence of Tyrod Taylor as a serviceable QB not because he helped COACH him, which they don't do, but if you to read my second to last comment over again helped develop their game planning to put Tyrod Taylor in a place to succeed which is what QCC or coaching assistants (depending if your talking about the NFL or College) does hence helping him. I never said he was responsible, but he did a good job at his specific position

 

[Miami_Football]

Bleh, wish he would have been a non coaching position for a year or two until a spot opened up.

he's more qualified than anyone on Goldens staff you slurper

 

[Deez Nuts]

LMFAO! @ the video guy being responsible for "the emergence of Tyrod Taylor"...WTF?!

that's not what I said my original comment was the he was part of the staff that made Tyrod Taylor look like the second coming of Mike Vick...Dee's nuts then said I gave Jon richt credit for the bills offense then I corrected him by saying I used the emergence of Tyrod Taylor as a serviceable QB not because he helped COACH him, which they don't do, but if you to read my second to last comment over again helped develop their game planning to put Tyrod Taylor in a place to succeed which is what QCC or coaching assistants (depending if your talking about the NFL or College) does hence helping him. I never said he was responsible, but he did a good job at his specific position

lol dont backtrack now, thats exactly what you are saying, here is your original comment, the statement speaks for itself. you implied that he deserved credit as a coach for tyrod taylors success. if thats not what you meant then why would you bring up tyrod taylor in a discussion about jon richts coaching ability?

Why is Jon richt a terrible hire to be a coach?? He was just on an NFL staff that made a mediocre QB look like the second coming of Micheal Vick

 

[weownfsu]

This guy is still going?

Wow.

 

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