Brodie

January 15th, 2024 at 5:09 PM ^

Priority number one if it is Moore is going to be replacing Minter when he inevitably follows Jim to the NFL. Hopefully there is some Ravens staffer out there we can knab quickly. 

Second priority is seeing if we can land Will Rogers

Third is replacing Jaybaugh on ST

Continuity is good for player retention but there's going to be a lot of holes to fill 

Cromulent

January 16th, 2024 at 1:25 AM ^

I’m sure that’s still true at a good number of clubs… but slowly things are changing. Tough to know just how fast because NFL teams seem better at keeping progressive stuff under wraps than baseball. 

Matt Rhea - half of the high tech duo that made the Hoosiers into Windiana - just completed his second season with the Saints. And unlike the old school notion of letting pro players take advantage of S&C resources on a voluntary basis *every* Saint has to undergo Rhea’s program. 

 

JonnyHintz

January 15th, 2024 at 5:51 PM ^

1) looking at the Ravens current defensive staff it’s hard to see anyone that would fit the mold the way MacDonald and Minter did. Maybe there’s another assistant somewhere else with previous ties. 
 

I wouldn’t necessarily get too married to the “Ravens assistant” qualifier. You can go out and get a guy known for running a 3-4 defense (Jim Leonhard maybe?) and keep most, if not all of the same concepts. Keeping the rest of the defensive staff intact would be key to incorporating a new scheme with the concepts of our current one. But from a personnel standpoint, a 3-4 defense is about as close as you can get. 
 

2) We absolutely do not want Will Rogers. Not a fit for what Michigan wants to do offensively, he’s a system QB and air raid QBs tend to really struggle when they enter a more complex system like the one Michigan runs. 
 

3) I’m not so sure JayBaugh would follow his dad to the NFL. At some point you’d think he would benefit from separating himself from his dad and uncle. 

JonnyHintz

January 15th, 2024 at 6:22 PM ^

I personally think they’re better off bringing in an experienced DC and incorporating current concepts into the new scheme. If Harbaugh leaves and we promote Moore, we would be running with a first time HC, a new OC, and a new DC. Getting an experienced guy on that side would probably be pretty beneficial. 
 

Are two years in the program for Elston and three in the system for Clink enough to feel comfortable moving forward with this system? I’m not saying it’s a horrible option or anything, just that there are some pretty big risks there while taking on other significant risks with the direction of the program.

MGoGrendel

January 15th, 2024 at 6:48 PM ^

I don’t know shit about what’s going on.  But, knowing that Jim is interviewing with the Chargers and Jim hired an agent to help with the Michigan negotiations, here’s what I can tell you with certainty:

per MGoGrendel…no new contract is currently in place 

Just the same as JUB.

Lakeyale13

January 15th, 2024 at 5:38 PM ^

Personally, thank you Jimmie for all that you’ve done and a season I can only have hope for. 
 

On the flipside, I’m really tired of wondering each off-season if our coach is gone. Just rip the Band-Aid off and head to the NFL and try and win a Super Bowl. I hope they hire Moore and give him the resources He will need to be successful.

ERdocLSA2004

January 15th, 2024 at 5:58 PM ^

You gotta think that Harbaugh is one of the least impressive dudes to interview.  If you’re gonna hire him, do it because of his track record.  Unless you really like hear him talking about milk, chicken, enthusiasm, and who’s got it better.  I just don’t see how he can do anything except hurt his chances in an interview lol.  Love ya Jim, but it’s true.  

Bluetotheday

January 15th, 2024 at 4:59 PM ^

Curious if the chargers posted similar announcements for other coach’s interviews? If not, they could be building fan momentum by foreshadowing JH as coach. 
 

 

goblue2121

January 15th, 2024 at 5:01 PM ^

They tweet out all candidates they've interviewed? That seems weird and not very professional IMO. Go ahead and tweet out all your ex's before you propose to your current partner and see how that works out for you.