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Offensive Coordinators

The Saltman

By The Saltman,
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magnus Rookie

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source? Most coaches don't leave their current posts to become coordinators. They're almost always staff that aren't under contract because of termination.

Actually, the league allows teams to determine whether they'll let a coach talk. The NFL only forces assistants to be available for interviews for head coaching roles, considering elevation to OC or Assistant Head Coach to be lateral moves.

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I like this option more than any other I've seen. Rivera as coach with Ramsdell at OC and then maybe Rivera's old team mate Mike Singletary as DC. I could see that as a great coaching staff.

Then like you said bring in Bulger or Volek to be the backup/mentor to Clausen and Pike for 2011. Re-evaluate Clausen after he gets time with someone who has a clue about developing QBs and then draft a QB in the 1st in 2012 if need be.

I also like the idea of Jim Zorn as a OC. Sometimes you have to overlook times in a coach's history and Zorn is one of those coaches. He should have never been the head coach in the first place and on top of that he was working for Dan Snyder. I would be happy with Zorn as the OC.

Yep. There's plenty of other possibilities, but Rivera-Ramsdell/Zorn/etc. sounds pretty good.

I just want someone with a solid reputation with QBs to be part of this team. If we can do that, I'll be excited.

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My Candidates (no particular order; its a pretty solid list imo):

Joiner

Ramsdell

Clements

Zorn

McDaniels (likely not coming here though)

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Cowboys wide receivers coach Ray Sherman will reportedly not return for the 2011 season.

Sherman's contract expired after the 2010 season, though he was still granted an interview for the head coaching job that went to Jason Garrett. With Garrett given full reign over his coaching staff, the inference is that he didn't want Sherman back. Long considered a top position coach, Sherman won't have a problem finding a job elsewhere.

http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/player_main.aspx?sport=NFL&id=1998

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King said could bring Ramsdell.

Peter King of SI.com is hearing that the Panthers will give Chargers DC Ron Rivera a second interview Sunday.

King was the same source that reported Rivera as the early favorite to land the job in Carolina. It's a great fit, as Rivera figures to revamp Carolina's defense and could bring along San Diego's QBs coach John Ramsdell as his offensive coordinator, a veteran known for his ability to develop young quarterbacks. If there's anyone that could turn jumpstart Jimmy Clausen's stunted progress, it's Ramsdell.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/40989075/ns/sports-player_news/

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