Chaney interviewing with Rams?

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Yeah, I don't see those two together. Fisher is a pound the rock guy; Chaney is a sprint-draw guy. Could Chaney be a QB coach? Yeah, maybe, but I don't see that happening.
 
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Jackson_Harris said:
Yeah, I don't see those two together. Fisher is a pound the rock guy; Chaney is a sprint-draw guy. Could Chaney be a QB coach? Yeah, maybe, but I don't see that happening.
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That makes the QB coaching job that much easier. Here hand this off...again...again...again....again...
 
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Jackson_Harris said:
Yeah, I don't see those two together. Fisher is a pound the rock guy; Chaney is a sprint-draw guy. Could Chaney be a QB coach? Yeah, maybe, but I don't see that happening.
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I thought someone said Dooley was the sprint-draw guy?
 
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bam15 said:
Schotty and Chaney share terminology. Wouldn't be surprised.
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Wouldn't be either as a position coach. He was TE coach there before. Could go back as a QB coach as well.

He's about all that's left. Joseph is in tight and Hinshaw is still building cred.
 
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TBrown said:
I thought someone said Dooley was the sprint-draw guy?
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JH is right. Dooley is a man/zone blocking guy. Chaney/Hiestand were sprint draw. Fisher was man for most of his time at the Titans.
 
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TBrown said:
I thought someone said Dooley was the sprint-draw guy?
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No, I think he just a pro-style guy. At La-La Tech, his QB got under center a lot. I think Chaney is really the one who wants to pass 80% of the time. Fisher wants his lineman to fire out off the ball and be bulls in a china shop. Chaney wants his lineman to first stand straight up and make every play look like a pass so that the linebackers begain to retreat. Then occasionally hand the ball off to a running back just enough to keep them honest. The Saints did it very well this year. The Colts with Peyton had a lot of luck with the approach. In theory, it gives you a chance when you don't have enough strength to just line up and punch someone in the nose.
 
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BeecherVol said:
While you may could find a good replacement Im sure Dooley is at a point where he hopes we have seen the end of having to replace anymore coaches this year.
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This almost sounds like the opposite. Not saying it is. But he was kinda forced to put together a staff very quickly we he got here. Now that he has stability with players and good recruits coming in, he may want to do a thorough cleaning and put who he wants on the staff. Heistand and Russell were both fired from IIRC prior to taking the UT job.
 
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knucklehead_vol said:
This almost sounds like the opposite. Not saying it is. But he was kinda forced to put together a staff very quickly we he got here. Now that he has stability with players and good recruits coming in, he may want to do a thorough cleaning and put who he wants on the staff. Heistand and Russell were both fired from IIRC prior to taking the UT job.
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Id buy that if he was guaranteed 2 more years and had the time for the new staff to transition properly, IMO he doesn't have that.
 
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St. Louis Rams: Mort is reporting tonight that Hue Jackson will interview for the offensive coordinator role; but Brian Schottenheimer is still considered the front-runner.
 
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