Coaching and Front Office Changes

I am glad to believe that we will finally be seeing the case of the best player gets to start, and not the guy with the biggest contract. For all we know Haskins might not beat out another QB in camp. But at the end of the day, the best player will have the job.Well Gruden didn't start Haskins, he played "the best QB" . Problem with that is it didn't allow for ceiling as well as current. And Guice was probably the better running back between AP and him(at this point in their respective careers) but injury risk wasn't factored in by Gruden.

My point is that it isn't just best player, it is the best 46 active players that function as 1 team. I hope Rivera is a strong enough leader to propel these guys forward in that singular direction.

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#Panthers OC Scott Turner is interviewing with new #Redskins coach Ron Rivera today for the vacant OC job, source said. Incumbent Kevin O’Connell is considered the favorite, but Turner, whose work impressed this year, could potentially end up as his QB coach if he’s not the OC.

This reminds me of all the Twitter people that try to break news first. Where is your link?



I made my post based on internet articles on Riggo’s Rag and NBC Sports in the day of O’’Connell’s first interview. I think some of the sports writers assumed that because O’Connell was interviewed by Rivera and was still in the team that he had the OC job (all but five coaches had been fired).

Later reports put O’Connell’s status more in the air as I think Rivera wants to make sure everyone fights and applies themselves for their individual position. For example, Rivera specifically mentioned Haskins in the press conference and you would think that he would be a shoe-in because he was our #1 pick in the 2019 draft and had played in seven games - getting better every game ( the last two games were excellent). Yet, Rivera said that even Haskins might have veteran QB competition in training camp.

The message is clear: no one’s job is a lock or immune from scrutiny, with competition and challenges at every position.

O’Connell may have a lot of fan support , but the Redskin’s offense was last in the NFL in both rushing and passing in 2019. Rivera must be certain that KOC is the right man for a job as critical as the OC.


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I definitely like that O'Connell isn't just being handed the job. He's been touted as a bright up and coming offensive mind, but what, exactly, has he actually done? He's called plays for what, 13 games this year? And its not like our offense was on fire, either.

For the sake of continuity, I have no problem with keeping him on in some capacity, even as OC, but we definitely need some experienced coaches on the offense.

I definitely like that O'Connell isn't just being handed the job. He's been touted as a bright up and coming offensive mind, but what, exactly, has he actually done? He's called plays for what, 13 games this year? And its not like our offense was on fire, either.

For the sake of continuity, I have no problem with keeping him on in some capacity, even as OC, but we definitely need some experienced coaches on the offense.

He developed Haskins quickly, Callahan had the handcuffs on him and finally
Removed them in the last 3-4 games. I don’t want to lose another talented coach like we have many times already and thriving with other teams.

He developed Haskins quickly, Callahan had the handcuffs on him and finally
Removed them in the last 3-4 games. I don’t want to lose another talented coach like we have many times already and thriving with other teams.

Have some perspective. No one is banging on the door trying to get Kevin O'Connell to be their offensive coordinator.

O'Connell has less than a year of experience calling plays on a 3-13 team whose offense ranked 31st in the league.

He may have potential as a bright young, up and coming offensive mind, but he's done nothing this league to be handed anything.

Have some perspective. No one is banging on the door trying to get Kevin O'Connell to be their offensive coordinator.

O'Connell has less than a year of experience calling plays on a 3-13 team whose offense ranked 31st in the league.

He may have potential as a bright young, up and coming offensive mind, but he's done nothing this league to be handed anything.

It's been reported KOC is widely respected in the league, even from his playing days backing up Brady in NE.

Anybody who thinks he wouldn't be able to find another offensive coordinator job is delusional. Matt Lafleur landed a HC gig based off 2 years of OC experience with the Rams and Titans. The majority of NFL teams would love a young up-and-coming offensive coordinator.

All those media reports that talk about the respect KOC has, do you think they wrote those without talking to people outside the Redskins org. about KOC?

Have some perspective. No one is banging on the door trying to get Kevin O'Connell to be their offensive coordinator.

O'Connell has less than a year of experience calling plays on a 3-13 team whose offense ranked 31st in the league.

He may have potential as a bright young, up and coming offensive mind, but he's done nothing this league to be handed anything.

And how do you know no one is interested in KOC? I guarantee you many teams are interested in him, they know he’s under contract.

It's been reported KOC is widely respected in the league, even from his playing days backing up Brady in NE.

Anybody who thinks he wouldn't be able to find another offensive coordinator job is delusional. Matt Lafleur landed a HC gig based off 2 years of OC experience with the Rams and Titans. The majority of NFL teams would love a young up-and-coming offensive coordinator.

All those media reports that talk about the respect KOC has, do you think they wrote those without talking to people outside the Redskins org. about KOC?Well, I believe Scott Turner, as Norv Turner's son, may get some of the same type accolades, we just don't here them. He did take a rookie qb in Carolina and do pretty good. So the question becomes who does Rivera jive with better. That is where Rivera having final say over his staff, and actually doing honest evaluations is so important. It will also be a test of Haskins growth as an NFL player if he changes his offseason habits to match Rivera's hard nosed approach.

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Have some perspective. No one is banging on the door trying to get Kevin O'Connell to be their offensive coordinator.

O'Connell has less than a year of experience calling plays on a 3-13 team whose offense ranked 31st in the league.

He may have potential as a bright young, up and coming offensive mind, but he's done nothing this league to be handed anything.

Correct!