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Message: [QUOTE="DogFan23, post: 4049740, member: 8809"] Three years ago, Joe Brady was an NFL offensive assistant. Five years ago, he was an FBS GA. Seven years ago, he was coaching linebackers at William & Mary. Honestly, his rise has been rapid and I think he could have a stop here. As for Bieniemy, I think he wants a head coaching job and no team is giving him one. Sure they’re interviewing him, because of the Rooney Rule, but they’re not hiring him. I don’t know why. And Troy Brown is not on the path to become an NFL head coach, but he knows an offense that’s been successful since the 1970s (Erhardt-Perkins) and will get recruits. Another choice: Matt Canada, Pittsburgh Steelers OC (49) [URL='https://www.steelers.com/team/coaches-roster/matt-canada']Steelers Bio[/URL] Runs a unique offense. Has coached in the Midwest and East Coast, and at Pitt had one of the most exciting offenses I’ve ever seen in 2016. Who knew you could base an entire offense on a fullback jet sweep? Anyways, he’s in his first season as an NFL OC and has tons of college experience, so he’s not exactly tied down to his spot with the Steelers. Since he was promoted from within (barely), he won’t be making as much money as the other NFL coaches I mentioned. He [I]could[/I] be in our budget. I just want to say that I thought we should have fired Diaco immediately after the 2016 season, hired Lincoln Riley, and ended it. But alas, we waited on Diaco, Riley got promoted, and now we find ourselves in this problem again. [/QUOTE]

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