Coaching Staff update

Glad to see that I guess.. not that I know his direct contributions but he seemed like a guy that should get a fair shot.. any word on Wachenheim?

I think he's staying but I don't know for sure

Alright so if I understand it, this is how the Skin's coaching staff is shaping up. Still they weren't kidding when they said they were going to find and assemble the best coaching staff they could.

Head Coach: Mike Shanahan
Offensive Coordinator: Kyle Shanahan
Defensive Coordinator: Jim Haslet
Special Teams Coordinator: Possibly Bobby April

QB's: Chris Meidt (Holdover form previous regime)
RB's: Bobby Turner (Also will serve as Associate Head Coach)
WR's: Richard Mann
TE's: Possibly Scott Wachenheim
OL: Still looking

LB's:Lou Spanos
DL: Possibly Mike Waufle
DB's: Bob Slowick (There will probably be another coach specializing in safeties or corners)

Man I hope we can pick both Jeff Jagodzinski and April. Spending money hasn't been a problem for us before why would it be now. We should FULLY CLEAN HOUSE

Is Jagodzinski a solid lead or the result of people connecting the dots since he worked under Alex Gibbs?

Alright so if I understand it, this is how the Skin's coaching staff is shaping up.

Head Coach: Mike Shanahan
Offensive Coordinator: Kyle Shanahan
Defensive Coordinator: Jim Haslet
Special Teams Coordinator: Possibly Bobby April

QB's: Chris Meidt (Holdover form previous regime)
RB's: Bobby Turner (Also will serve as Associate Head Coach)
WR's: Richard Mann
TE's: Still looking
OL: Still looking

LB's:Lou Spanos
DL: Still Looking
DB's: Bob Slowick (There will probably be another coach specializing in safeties or corners)

Is Mann an upgrade over Hixon? I feel DT & MK development will play a big part in our success. These guys need good coaching.

Is Mann an upgrade over Hixon? I feel DT & MK development will play a big part in our success. These guys need good coaching.

Well anyone seems like an upgrade over Hixon but as others have pointed out he was able to get the most out of guys like Westbrook and Gardner. He also helped Antonio Bryant get to where he is today. I'm pretty sure you can also add Joey Galloway and Michael Clayton as a rookie to his list of credentials.

Is Jagodzinski a solid lead or the result of people connecting the dots since he worked under Alex Gibbs?

Solid lead. Though he potentially has some better opportunities than line coach for the Redskins.

Add Tim Krumrie-DL to your list of possibilities too

Solid lead. Though he potentially has some better opportunities than line coach for the Redskins.

Add Tim Krumrie-DL to your list of possibilities too

Will do. Just realized that you were the one that posted about Jagodzinski to begin with so I guess I should know better by now.

Also to answer the previous question concerning Richard Mann

Mann has had the opportunity to coach some of the game’s top receivers, including Tim Brown, Antonio Bryant, Mark Clayton, Joey Galloway, Ike Hilliard, Keyshawn Johnson, Keenan McCardell, Rob Moore, Andre Rison, Webster Slaughter and Pro Football Hall of Fame TE Ozzie Newsome.

Under Mann’s direction, the Buccaneers have produced a 1,000-yard receiver in every one of his seven seasons on the Tampa Bay sideline, easily the longest stretch in franchise history. Mann’s 1,000-yard pupil in 2008 was Bryant, who joined the Buccaneers as a free agent prior to the season. He finished the year leading the team with 83 receptions for 1,248 yards and seven touchdowns while earning The Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year award.

Alright so if I understand it, this is how the Skin's coaching staff is shaping up. Still they weren't kidding when they said they were going to find and assemble the best coaching staff they could.

Head Coach: Mike Shanahan
Offensive Coordinator: Kyle Shanahan
Defensive Coordinator: Jim Haslet
Special Teams Coordinator: Possibly Bobby April or Danny Smith

QB's: Chris Meidt (Holdover form previous regime)
RB's: Bobby Turner (Also will serve as Associate Head Coach)
WR's: Richard Mann
TE's: Possibly Scott Wachenheim
OL: Possibly Jeff Jagodzinski

LB's:Lou Spanos
DL: Possibly Mike Waufle or Tim Krumrie
DB's: Bob Slowick (There will probably be another coach specializing in safeties or corners)

Updated

Is Jagodzinski a solid lead or the result of people connecting the dots since he worked under Alex Gibbs?

If he has learned directly under Gibbs, I want to see if could fit. Especially since the two best coaches for that scheme have gone elsewhere.
What going on Mike Waufle hope we hire him. That would be the ultimate spit in the face of the Giants.

A) Why was Waufle Fired?
B) I really like the hire of the Pittsburgh LB Coach as our LB coach, more than I like the hire of Jim Haslett
C) Is it 100% definite that we will be running the 3-4 this year. Also I wanted to add in that I was watching Inside the NFL tonight, and they had Junior Seau on talking to Warren Sapp. Sapp asks Seau "3-4 or 4-3?" ...seau said 3-4, and he has more experience in the 4-3 than the 3-4. Now thats saying something, if you ask me.