ShadowHawk7
01-21-2006, 10:46 AM
Real Football 365:
Friday, in the last of six interviews to find their new head coach, the Buffalo Bills' brass met with Indianapolis Colts assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach Jim Caldwell. The interview came as somewhat of a surprise since Caldwell's name hadn't been mentioned in connection with the Bills' organization at all. There is a possibility that Caldwell could end up as the Bills' offensive coordinator if he is turned down for the head-coaching position.
During his four year tenure with the Colts, Caldwell has done a fabulous job of helping Peyton Manning play mistake-free, MVP caliber football.
http://www.realfootball365.com/nfl/articles/Bills-coaching-moves060121.php
I think this guy might be the OC we're looking for. He may be able to do wonders w/ Losman, provided we can get him a Oline. I'd say bring him in along w/ Sherman and Bates, now THAT would be formidable IMO..
Friday, in the last of six interviews to find their new head coach, the Buffalo Bills' brass met with Indianapolis Colts assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach Jim Caldwell. The interview came as somewhat of a surprise since Caldwell's name hadn't been mentioned in connection with the Bills' organization at all. There is a possibility that Caldwell could end up as the Bills' offensive coordinator if he is turned down for the head-coaching position.
During his four year tenure with the Colts, Caldwell has done a fabulous job of helping Peyton Manning play mistake-free, MVP caliber football.
http://www.realfootball365.com/nfl/articles/Bills-coaching-moves060121.php
I think this guy might be the OC we're looking for. He may be able to do wonders w/ Losman, provided we can get him a Oline. I'd say bring him in along w/ Sherman and Bates, now THAT would be formidable IMO..