Just because I love watching his offense's play and I wanted to put the name out into the universe.
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Greg Roman - Baltimore Ravens OC
- Thread starter Darth Snow
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Me too. This would not suck.
vinniew_11
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His name is mentioned now.
vinniew_11
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Not much college chops
I just don’t see it. His offensive acumen is legit no doubt, but he has almost no college coaching experience and is probably in line (even more so than EB) for an NFL gig.
I like the idea because of his offensive abilities but does he have the slightest clue about college and recruiting?
No idea on recruiting but he was a Broyles award finalist in 2010 and almost coached Toby f**king Gerhart to a Heisman (runner up). Those Stanford teams he coached for were stout and he had a fair number of future NFL players on his O-Line and at TE.
This. Seems like a long shot as well
Two years at Stanford with Harbaugh. Yeah, he has a slight clue about college and recruiting. Quite a lot more than of a clue than grandpops over at ASU coming into the job.
ahoelsken
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Too many coincidences for you not to be right. Roman knows he should move on while his stock is high. The NFL will catch on to that offense, and Id argue the Titans did. Fangio takes in a CU basketball game last night and Roman's name leaks today?
4thGenBuff
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Is there anyone legitimate that mentioned his name?
BUFFering
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This is the internet where the rules are made up and the points don’t matter.
Jon Wilner tweeted his name in association with the Buffs job.
Insightful.
You don’t think those QBs play in their own systems, huh?
The unique talents and intellectual comprehension of those QBs ARE the system.
It’s the Greg Popovich phenomenon. Now that his run of HOF players is over, he’s another coach with a losing record.
Nope. You are clueless about play design if you think this is the case.
I think it’s safe to say that great teams are made up of a combination of good coaching and good players.
This is idiotic. Besides Jackson, Roman coached Andrew Luck at Stanford, turned Toby Gerhart into a Heisman runner up, coached Kaepernick into an NFC champion (the same Kaepernick who can’t find a job now), coached Tyrod Taylor into the pro bowl, and now has Jackson. He must be the luckiest SOB on the planet to stumble into all these great QBs.
DrunkRalphie
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It's disingenuous to imply Kaepernick can't find a job due to ability.
When guys like Tyreek Hill and Josh Gordon keep getting 2nd and 3rd chances I find it hard to believe that if GMs and coaches thought he could help a team win he wouldn’t be on a roster somewhere.
I think the point is that he doesn’t care to play anymore despite some of his public statements. His brand and bank accounts are far bigger as a martyr than middling NFL QB.
Could be. My point still stands as it relates to Roman’s work with multiple QBs at far ends of the talent spectrum.