The coordinators

Cavanaugh has been OC with Bears, Ravens and Steelers.

I know Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Cavanaugh) isn't the best source but I am missing the part where he was offensive coordinator for the Steelers. I think you mean U of Pitt.

And I really wouldn't be giving him bragging rights for being o-coordinator of the late 90's Bears juggernauts and that Super Bowl winning Ravens squad won by their offensive dominance in 2000.

TL;DR: I have no doubts he is a fine qb coach, I think he is Joe Barry 3.0 of o-coordinators.

It says that he is a young inexperienced head coach that needs a proven voice in the locker room to back him up. We don't need that. We need someone younger who will be here a while.

Why would Wade not be here a while? Is his health in decline? Has he shown any inclination that he is a short term solution? Or is this solely being based off his age?

I still wonder if that's what Callahan wants. For all we know he might like being the o-line coach. Remember he left Dallas, as the o-line coach, to come here and be the o-line coach, for a young first time o-coordinator in McVay no less. Why do that if you want to rise up the ranks again? Ever since his downfall as HC of the Raiders he really seems to have found his niche as being an excellent o-line coach.

You are overlooking the fact that Callahan left Dallas because he wanted the OC job there when it came open but he didn't get it.

You are overlooking the fact that Callahan left Dallas because he wanted the OC job there when it came open but he didn't get it.

Per this ESPN article (http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/12172192/former-dallas-cowboys-offensive-coordinator-bill-callahan-accepts-job-washington-redskins)Callahan was the o-line coach and play caller for Dallas until he got demoted from play caller to just o-line coach. Then his contract was up and per the article he received multiple offers to be o-line coach and/or offensive coordinator before he decided to join the Redskins as our o-line coach.

I don't want to call you out but please back up your source. If he wanted the job it's news to me and would most likely change my opinion accordingly.

Then there is this.....it would really hurt our chances with Wade

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Sean McVay trying to take Wes Phillips with him to LA, especially if his dad is coaching the D, would not be a surprise at all.

I swear if McVay uses my philosophy of make Wes OC to get Wade as DC I may be in the looney bin before the season even starts...

Per this ESPN article (http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/12172192/former-dallas-cowboys-offensive-coordinator-bill-callahan-accepts-job-washington-redskins)Callahan was the o-line coach and play caller for Dallas until he got demoted from play caller to just o-line coach. Then his contract was up and per the article he received multiple offers to be o-line coach and/or offensive coordinator before he decided to join the Redskins as our o-line coach.

I don't want to call you out but please back up your source. If he wanted the job it's news to me and would most likely change my opinion accordingly.

Whatever you say.

Report: Wade Phillips to interview with Washington | ProFootballTalk (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/12/report-wade-phillips-to-interview-with-washington-2/)

Boom

Anthony Lynn is finalizing a deal with the Chargers according to Rapoport. If the reports from earlier this month are true, that takes Gus Bradley off the market

Lets not screw this up with Wade a second time, get this thing done!

Report: Wade Phillips to interview with Washington | ProFootballTalk (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/12/report-wade-phillips-to-interview-with-washington-2/)

Boom

Shaka laka

Whatever you say.

KI I respect you and have no intentions of trying to start anything, I will freely admit I am wrong. Just asking for a source since I never heard anything about that.