Which part? Sharing play calling duties or retaining Satt? The way they worded it on reddit was Holgersen would be QB/CO-OC and Satt as TE/CO-OC.
It would make tons more sense and then he could take over as head coach when Ferentz retires. Luckily none of that will
Give him a clipboard and the keys to the QB room, move Satt to TEs, and Skullet is the eye in the sky on game day.
Maybe you know something, but you aren't making sense. I made a comment about him quitting after being burned out. That was in reference to him leaving Washington due to being burned out. I don't care what you know or don't know about Frost. Kind of a potential issue hiring a burned out guy to work under a HC that wasn't exactly known as a grinder.
OK, OK, it's not life altering. Don't start a tantrum.
He was talking about the time we hired a financial advisor to coach the offense. It’s been a while. Are you still clinging to that mistake as well?
Not clinging, just laughing
My brother and I were referred to as reprobates by a professor's wife back in the day. Later, that word appeared a couple of times on my GRE and of course I thanked her as I now had an idea of what it meant.
eternally doomed? I think the professor might want to reassess what office they hold.
I kinda wonder if Holgorsen wants to reinvent himself with his next coaching gig. Maybe he's looking to change his offensive approach from the Hal Mumme version of the Run & Shoot, to something that incorporates versatility-- like the QB under center, use a fullback, Kyle Shanahan offensive concepts stuff that Rhule has been talking about all along? Maybe Holgorsen has the title of passing game coordinator and QB coach in this scenario?
Joe Philbin would be a great hire. One of the best offensive line coaches in the business and he had a lot of success in the NFL as an OC. And a former NFL head coach.
Maybe. He's getting $4.5 million a year in buyout money over the next four years from what I've read. More coaches go the analyst or TV commentator route when they get fired with guaranteed money due. Take the lower pay and have their former employer foot the difference. In this scenario, Holgorsen takes a cheaper money deal as an assistant on a year to year basis. Work with a very talented QB, develop him into a 1st rounder and parlay that into his next job. But as we all know, most people go the analyst route. And that would be OK too, especially if the new proposal passes that would allow analysts to coach on the field.
Rhule is still developing an offensive approach, but we know the general direction it's going. If what Holgersen has to offer (deep experience in passing offenses) can help Rhule get from playbook point A to B, I hope he comes onboard. He has coached a lot of productive QBs and he would be a valuable add based on that alone.
I disagree. Sure, Holgorsen would be brought in to improve our offense. But a lot of these great coaches, maybe Dana is one of them, have a learners mindset.
We might have the least experienced offensive staff in P5. Nobody is coming here to learn from us.
Maybe it is a horrible theory. And therefore maybe he doesn't join the staff. But he already has the money coming. He's not coming here unless there's something more in it for him. That was just a theory and yes, it is a bit unbelievable.
I was just throwing out a theory. But if Dana feels the same as you then obviously he will not be coming to Nebraska. LOL.
Maybe he will just handout towels in equipment issue. Great low impact job for Satterfield.
