Bucs to hire Oregon HC Chip Kelly

[BigBucs]

:fuckyeah:

Believe it or not, I like this move. And no, I don't believe he is going to bring his Oregon O to the NFL. Do I believe some concepts will follow? Definitely, but, I do think he will bring a legitimate NFL offense to Tampa.

Yea, fire Raheem? :facepalm:

 

[RyanLeaf16]

Yea, fire Raheem? :facepalm:

Opposite sides...again.

 

[BiggaAdams]

I wouldn't say that at all...

We good bruh.

Id love to have Jon Gruden in Oregon.

Anyone else?

 

[BrntO4Life]

Pete Carroll 2.0.

I'd say it's always a smart move to get out of the house before it burns to the ground. Either way, this ends hilariously.

 

[Boucher]

Great Hire! United with Blount and a black QB! Things will be swell

 

[NAHSTE]

Great Hire! United with Blount and a black QB! Things will be swell

 

[BigBucs]

Opposite sides...again.

Fire Raheem for this guy? Nice gimmick offense he had going at Oregon. Not gonna act like I know this guys entire list of credentials but a big reason I didnt want Rah fired was because there wasnt a big talent pool of long term, formidable answers to let a HC go who lead his team to a 10-6 record the year before. Not to mention it being his final year of his contract. I expected much more. Ill support him though, I wont abandon the team and throw a hissy fit about it. I hope he makes me eat my words, and be behind him as long as he don's the flag.

 

[Len B]

Hilarious how he went from an offensive coordinator at University of New Hampshire (FCS) to NFL head coach in five years. Unreal.

 

[BiggaAdams]

Fire Raheem for this guy? Nice gimmick offense he had going at Oregon. Not gonna act like I know this guys entire list of credentials but a big reason I didnt want Rah fired was because there wasnt a big talent pool of long term, formidable answers to let a HC go who lead his team to a 10-6 record the year before. Not to mention it being his final year of his contract. I expected much more. Ill support him though, I wont abandon the team and throw a hissy fit about it. I hope he makes me eat my words, and be behind him as long as he don's the flag.

I think Chip can make it in the NFL. The guy is forward thinking and makes great adjustments. Players like playing for him albeit at the college level but the guy won't be outworked. I'm confident Chip can run a pro offense if need be.

 

[BiggaAdams]

Hilarious how he went from an offensive coordinator at University of New Hampshire (FCS) to NFL head coach in five years. Unreal.

Pretty insane huh? 5 years later and the guy is gonna be makin 5 mil a year.

 

[RyanLeaf16]

Fire Raheem for this guy? Nice gimmick offense he had going at Oregon. Not gonna act like I know this guys entire list of credentials but a big reason I didnt want Rah fired was because there wasnt a big talent pool of long term, formidable answers to let a HC go who lead his team to a 10-6 record the year before. Not to mention it being his final year of his contract. I expected much more. Ill support him though, I wont abandon the team and throw a hissy fit about it. I hope he makes me eat my words, and be behind him as long as he don's the flag.

1) Raheem had to go. Even guys that were at alumni day and watching practices talked about how fucked up things were. Practices were disorganized, not planned out well, a lot of fucking around basically. There was a reason guys like playing for Raheem - he was their buddy and not their coach. Raheem had to go no matter what. It was that fucked up and that far gone.

2) I told you exactly why I was pissed with Gruden's firing. The way they pulled rank on him and basically told him how to run the team. Raheem went to a interview in Denver and essentially came back and slit his throat. I would never support him.

 

[jaxjaggywires]

Chip is a fool to leave Oregon...

 

[ThomasTomasz]

That is what I heard about Morris too......even following a 10-6 season, this team looked bad. The concern that he was too close to his players was there when he was hired, and that looks to be why they let him go.

What is actually great for Morris' development as a coach is that he will be with the Redskins. He will be able to learn from Haslett and Shanahan, so hopefully he can take lessons from them to his next stop, which will probably be as a coordinator. Then, in a few years, he can go back out for head coaching interviews again.

As far as Chip Kelly is concerned, does anyone see Spurrier 2.0? Because I sure do, and knowing my experiences with Spurrier, keep a college head coach with a gimmick offense away from the NFL.

 

[Champ]

Wow. Im laughing so hard right now.

 

[FedEx227]

Maybe someone with more knowledge can confirm or deny this but nothing I ever saw in his playcalling really struck me as being particularly "awesome".

I mean it was good, don't get me wrong but he was also playing with an insanely talented, largely gimmick team. He always had a speed advantage in the Pac-12.

His sort of stuff won't work in the NFL but is he some great playcaller that just happened to play with insanely talented speed guys?

Seems like a weird move for sure. Not sure why you leave Oregon which is a dream job at this point for a college coach with the combination of great facilities, top notch endorsements from Nike and a relatively easy conference.

 

[NAHSTE]

Maybe someone with more knowledge can confirm or deny this but nothing I ever saw in his playcalling really struck me as being particularly "awesome".

I mean it was good, don't get me wrong but he was also playing with an insanely talented, largely gimmick team. He always had a speed advantage in the Pac-12.

His sort of stuff won't work in the NFL but is he some great playcaller that just happened to play with insanely talented speed guys?

Seems like a weird move for sure. Not sure why you leave Oregon which is a dream job at this point for a college coach with the combination of great facilities, top notch endorsements from Nike and a relatively easy conference.

His playcalling is not what was revolutionary, it was the pace between snaps. His offense was the Seven Seconds or Less of college football.

His actual playbook was pretty simple actually, most of the passing routes were simple look routes off the line of scrimmage. If you are uncovered, run a hitch, if you see zone run a slant, if you see man run a fly, etc. And the running package is not all that different than what Urban Mayer or Gus Malzahn run.

Not very revolutionary other than the tempo. In other words, they hired D'Antoni. As for why Kelly would leave, ask Pete Carroll how dodging NCAA sanctions works.

 

[FedEx227]

Yeah, nevermind just read that on a few sites. Makes a lot of sense why he's bolting.

Pure college sports strike again.

 

[Colonel Angus]

At least he's good at recruiting..oh wait.

 

[Cornelius]

So fucking pissed if we lose Chip.

To the fucktard who said we have no QB or RB, we have Barner and Deanthony Thomas, to go along with Tra Carsons. We are fine at RB and our QBs will be even better than Darron.

Sanctions won't be too bad if anything.

Who do the Duck's hire if Chip leaves?

I heard Joey Harrington is looking for work.

 

[Aso]

Wait BB thinks Raheem shouldn't of been fired?

:jonesy:

As for chip, put Josh Johnson as you're starter, draft the fastest/most elusive RB there is, and bring that gimmick offense to the NFL and I'll be entertained for a while.