Possible HC Candidates...

[Mahdi]

Although I'm not a proponent of Mularkey leaving here is a list of possible HC candidates:

Cam Cameron: OC San Diego Chargers, he's obviously a great playcaller.

Gil Haskell: OC Seattle Seahawks: Besides the running game, he puts together a good passing attack with average talent at the WR position.

Jim Johnson: DC Philly. Great Defensive mind, and will have a lot of talent to work with here.

Bob Bratkowski: OC Cincinnati Bengals: Hasn't been mentionned but seeing as how Marvin Lewis is a defensive minded coach, the OC must have a lot of input into the success of that offense, which is built similar to ours, minus the O-line.

Al Saunders: OC KC Chiefs: Runs a great offense, "pound the rock" style, would be great in B-lo.

Steve Mariucci: Despite failing in Detroit, I wouldn't mind seeing him as our HC, but I would rather see a hard-nosed HC here instead.

Ron Rivera: I think he is one of my top candidates. I like the D he runs.

Mike Sherman: I dont want to see him here. Seems to soft IMO. And I credit most of their success to Favre and what Holmgren left behind.

Gary Kubiak: Would be a good choice IMO. I'm sure he would not accept anything but a stellar O-line.

Dan Reeves: I think he is my top candidate, if he can be lured away from a consulting position with the Texans.

Jim Fassel: We passed on him once, and now that he is starting to get something out of Boller, his offense looked good in the last few weeks of the season, might work out.


Which of these candidates would you guys want? Any other suggestions?

[That Guy]

Tim Lewis, DC of the Giants

also I'd love to have Mike Singletary here in some capacity


Overall my favorite candidates are Saunders, Rivera, Kubiak and Reeves.

[SquishDaFish]

Jim Johnson,Al Saunders,Mooch or Kubiak. My top choices

[hydro014]

you know haslett is going to be interviewed, i wound be suprized if he was our new HC.

[billsburgh]

Adam Shefter on NFL total access just said that Jim Haslett would be the bills top choice if it is true that MM has resigned.

[Mahdi]

Ya I didnt mention Haslett, only because he's been heavily discussed already. I'm not sure if I would want him here or not, his specialty is defense and NO has never had a good D.

[camelcowboy]

Gary Grey, just kidding. Id like Rivera

[DaBills]

If we bring in another OC or DC as first-time coach, uggg. Fassel off that list maybe ok.

Jimmy Johnson.

Art Schell.

This team needs discipline and the OL and DL's built.

[lordofgun]

Eric Mangini?

[samhain1961]

I don't want to go the rookie head coach route again.
We spent five season on that road & barely managed to creep above .500 once. I don't want to give another coodinator a couple-three years of on the job training so that he can apparently peak somewhere else down the line, as appears to be the case with Gregg Williams.
Nope, I want a guy who's been the top dog before & already proven himself as a leader so that we can attract some good coodinators here & then some impact free agents come Febuary.

[Michael82]

Eric Mangini?
Good choice. :bf1:

[The Spaz]

Good choice. :bf1:

Eric Mangini is a very good choice but he is in NY this weekend interviewing for the Jets job.:down:

[Bmax]

Look for Ron Riveria, Tim Lewis Ted Cotrell and Jim Haslett to be the list of guys to be interviewed...Cotrell already being mentioned By Lenny P. on ESPN.COM

[MarvLevy]

1. JEFF FISHER
2. RON RIVERA

[MarvLevy]

1. JEFF FISHER
2. RON RIVERA

[DaBills]

Didn't Ted pre-interview 5 years ago?

;-p

[Kerr]

Al Saunders-Top ranked offense every year and knows to how utilize the talent he has. Style of offense would coincide with Jp's talent. He's a pretty darn good WR coach.