Bill Musgrave's Impact

[dblanch66]

I don't remember this being discussed here before but Bill Musgrave should get a ton of credit for turning around Brunell's career...again...and also with Patrick Ramsey's development. This guy was an unheralded signing this past offseason and I think he is quietly doing an outstanding job. One of Joe Gibbs' strengths has always been putting good people in key coaching positions.
I can't think of any other reason Brunell has been so much different this year. He said he wasn't hurt last year. Why would he lie?

[EXoffender]

And convincing Gibbs to use the shotgun.

[12thMan]

Interesting comment about Musgrave. I think, indirectly, Santana Moss has been a big benefactor of Musgrave being on the staff.

What I mean by this is, I think Musgrave more than any other coordinator has helped Gibbs tweek his schemes a little here and there.

[hurrykaine]

I think Musgrave should be a strong candidate for Offensive Coord. when Gibbs leaves. Hell, they ought to think about demoting Breaux and Burns to consultants and make Musgrave Offensive Coord. next season...or at least give him a title that sounds more important..how about "deputy assistant head coach" or some such gibberish.

[EXoffender]

Originally Posted by hurrykaine

I think Musgrave should be a strong candidate for Offensive Coord. when Gibbs leaves. Hell, they ought to think about demoting Breaux and Burns to consultants and make Musgrave Offensive Coord. next season...or at least give him a title that sounds more important..how about "deputy assistant head coach" or some such gibberish.

Whoever Gregg Williams like is cool with me. Anyone notice how many ex-skins coaches are with Marvin Lewis in CIN? That's why it scares me of talks that Williams will leave at seasons' end.

[12thMan]

I wonder what type of head coach candidate Musgrave would be in, let's two or three years?? Provided that GW ends up elswhere.

[EXoffender]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

I wonder what type of head coach candidate Musgrave would be in, let's two or three years?? Provided that GW ends up elswhere.

None whatsoever. West coast offenses compliment strong defensive play though.

[skinsguy]

My hats off to Musgrave...he's made a bigger impression on the offense and the quarterbacks than what I gave him credit for in the beginning.

[davy]

Unless you guys have inside knowledge this is all supposition. I haven't heard or read anything that would indicate Musgrave has had a big influence on anything.

[VishsSkins]

Originally Posted by davy

Unless you guys have inside knowledge this is all supposition. I haven't heard or read anything that would indicate Musgrave has had a big influence on anything.

Well, you can see that last year without him our passing game was definitely worse than it is this year. This change can be attributed to a number of factors I guess, but I am sure Musgrave had to have some impact on how brunell has progressed.

[dmek25]

i was talking about this the other day.what exactly is musgraves job title?is it quarterbacks coach.if so,what is he responsible for?

[cpayne5]

I don't really know how much of a presence Musgrave has had in this offensive turnaround. All he is (officially) is an offensive assitant slash qb coach. What kind of things has he done, specifically, that Ernest Byner, Jack Burns, Don Breaux, & Rennie Simmons have not?

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by cpayne5

I don't really know how much of a presence Musgrave has had in this offensive turnaround. All he is (officially) is an offensive assitant slash qb coach. What kind of things has he done, specifically, that Ernest Byner, Jack Burns, Don Breaux, & Rennie Simmons have not?

Well he is the only change to the staff from last year so I guess it is human nature to see that as something that changed the offense's fortunes. I would guess he may have had some to do with it but lets not get carried away and annoit this guy a head coaching candiate yet. He failed miserably in Jacksonville as OC so he needs a little more success before we go that far I would say.

One change that took place this year (I believe) is that Burns took over the majority of the play calling and as the season has progressed I'd say it ahs gotten better and better. Anyone know what the play calling structure was last year versus this year?

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

Well he is the only change to the staff from last year so I guess it is human nature to see that as something that changed the offense's fortunes. I would guess he may have had some to do with it but lets not get carried away and annoit this guy a head coaching candiate yet. He failed miserably in Jacksonville as OC so he needs a little more success before we go that far I would say.

One change that took place this year (I believe) is that Burns took over the majority of the play calling and as the season has progressed I'd say it ahs gotten better and better. Anyone know what the play calling structure was last year versus this year?

I believe Breaux is the offensive coordinator.

[offiss]

I still wish we would impliment the quick draw into the game plan, I believe this would really utilize Portis's running abilities, as well as help slow down the pass rush with the fake.