NFL: Mike Mularkey is an candidate for the Jags Head Coaching job

[Paulitik]

I don't like Bratkowski, we might as well keep Mularkey. I don't see Brat fixing our issues. I look at how the Bengals offense wasted Palmer, and made Ocho and Housh virtually useless when they went to new teams. If we don't bring in someone who can utilize our talent in a rhythm based, quick strike passing offense, that gets playmakers in space, we are stuck where we were with Mularkey.

I'll take Clements, Morningwheg, or anyone with a solid WCO background.

[papachaz]

ok i can't think of the guys name, but there was some talk after 08 when we were all worried that both our coordinators were gonna get HC jobs. he was Ryans OC at BC i think a year or so. anyone know who i'm talking about?

i'm with pauli 100% on this one. we need someone, regardless of scheme, who can and WILL use the weapons we've got. ALL of em....

we also need some coaches who can kick some player ass when they continuously screw up (see White, Roddy - dropped passes and stupid penalties, 2011)

[NZFalcon]

We should trade some of the few left future first rounders we have for Peyton Manning and make him out OC

[phocis850]

(12-06-2011 01:37 AM)Radical Wrote:  Martz seems to only be able to get it done when he has an offense with nothing but Pro Bowl players in it, including an all-purpose monster of a RB. His history of fail is well documented without all-world talent available.

Matt Ryan
Roddy White
Michael Turner
Tony Gonzalez
Ovie Mugelli
Tyson Clabo

We had 9 Pro-bowlers on the team last year.
Clearly you were referring to Martz being the perfect fit for this team.

[The Don™]

I like the idea of Ryan in a WCO scheme. He's good at getting the ball out quick and putting it where it needs to be.

I'm intrigued by Tom Clements a lot.

[Knight of God]

(12-06-2011 01:37 AM)Radical Wrote:  Martz seems to only be able to get it done when he has an offense with nothing but Pro Bowl players in it, including an all-purpose monster of a RB. His history of fail is well documented without all-world talent available.

Ask a few around here and Pro Bowl is what we have on offense...wait a minute...

[illmusic]

(12-06-2011 01:41 AM)Paulitik Wrote:  I don't like Bratkowski, we might as well keep Mularkey. I don't see Brat fixing our issues. I look at how the Bengals offense wasted Palmer, and made Ocho and Housh virtually useless when they went to new teams. If we don't bring in someone who can utilize our talent in a rhythm based, quick strike passing offense, that gets playmakers in space, we are stuck where we were with Mularkey.

I'll take Clements, Morningwheg, or anyone with a solid WCO background.

lol...what??? how did the Bengals make Ocho and Housh useless at other teams?

as far as OCs, I'd love a WCO here...

[Toronto_Dirty_Bird]

Bring him home Jacksonville!

[McUser]

(12-06-2011 01:49 AM)papachaz Wrote:  ok i can't think of the guys name, but there was some talk after 08 when we were all worried that both our coordinators were gonna get HC jobs. he was Ryans OC at BC i think a year or so. anyone know who i'm talking about?

i'm with pauli 100% on this one. we need someone, regardless of scheme, who can and WILL use the weapons we've got. ALL of em....

we also need some coaches who can kick some player ass when they continuously screw up (see White, Roddy - dropped passes and stupid penalties, 2011)

You aren't talking about Jeff Jagodzinski are you? He was there HC there, and some other guy too. Tom O'Brien was the Head Coach there when Ryan first showed up. Those are the only two guys I know of from BC. Jagodzinski would be cool though, I just want someone who will, like some guys said earlier, let Ryan dictate tempo and flow. Kinda like Manning did, that's when he's most effective to me. Right now Ryan might be the best no huddle QB in the league (Manning's out) so why not play to the kids strengths. Surely Mike Smith sees and realizes this to make it happen.

[Radical]

(12-06-2011 01:41 AM)Paulitik Wrote:  I don't like Bratkowski, we might as well keep Mularkey. I don't see Brat fixing our issues. I look at how the Bengals offense wasted Palmer, and made Ocho and Housh virtually useless when they went to new teams. If we don't bring in someone who can utilize our talent in a rhythm based, quick strike passing offense, that gets playmakers in space, we are stuck where we were with Mularkey.

I'll take Clements, Morningwheg, or anyone with a solid WCO background.

Obviously he did something right with Palmer, because he was slinging it with the best with them before he broke his leg and the place turned into a circus. I don't see how you can blame the OC for Chad and TJ stinking it up elsewhere though.