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Kubiak or Eberflus.

This is why TD and DQ must go. They drafted this mess. We gotta rebuild. It's time for some new faces and philosophies. And accountability. Stop playing.

Like I said Young or Brown

There's only 2 players we should be looking at 1st rd. Young and Brown. DL help.

FA: DE Robert Quinn Round 1: DT Derrick Brown Round 2: CB Damon Arnette Round 3: WR Bryan Edwards Round 4: OLB Chapelle Russell Rounds 5 and 7 BPA

I want Brown first and then a CB. I would get the best passrusher in FA. That needs to be somebody who already knows how to get to the QB. Not a rookie. If we could get Wade Phillips as DC, I would love to get Robert Quinn in FA. He had 8.5 sacks with Phillips in 2017 in LA. Phillips' first year there.

Ohio State could be CB Damon Arnette or Jeffrey Okudah. Colorado is probably WR Laviska Shenault. Oregon is anybody on the OL.

—Earlier this week we released a list of the hottest names in coaching based on conversations with league insiders. Two names were added in mid-week conversations: John DeFilippo (OC, Jacksonville) and Gary Kubiak (Asst. HC, Minnesota). DeFilippo was a hot name when he took the offensive coordinator job last season with the Vikings, but a disagreement on strategy with head coach Mike Zimmer led to his dismissal. One source explained that the turnaround of Dalvin Cook's career and the rushing output in Minnesota are in large part Kubiak's doing—which is backed up by his track record of producing 1,000-yard rushers in his past coaching jobs. John Raoux/Associated Press Since the Jaguars lost Nick Foles to injury, DeFilippo has helped a sixth-round quarterback from an Air Raid offense became one of the hottest names in football. Gardner Minshew II mania could very well help DeFilippo finally land a head coaching job. https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2857522-matt-millers-scouting-notebook-jeff-okudah-is-top-cb-talent-since-jalen-ramsey.amp.html?share=twitter&__twitter_impression=true IMO the most important thing besides the OC and DC for a HC is the GM. That's where it starts. In trying to find a connection with these 2 coaches, I've come up with George Paton and Reggie McKenzie. I'm more on the Paton/Kubiak wagon. DeFilippo and Paton could work too, but both would be first timers. But DeFilippo is still a hot name from last year. On the defensive side I like Matt Eberflus, but can't find a GM connection other than Will McClay. And it might be hard getting him away from Dallas.

After reading how he doesn't have much of a run game, I think I would rather have the balance that Kubiak has with run/pass. Plus Kubiak has done it before. I'm not for an up and coming coach. We've waisted enough of Ryan's and JJ time. All the dots are connected. George Paton for GM, Kubiak for HC, Knapp for OC, Wade Phillips for DC, Klint Kubiak for QB coach, and Rick Dennison for OL coach. And this is the same system Ryan won MVP in, but he'll have one of the best DC's on the other side. Almost every time Kubiak has been a HC, his DC has been Phillips and on the offensive side it's been Dennison and Knapp.

I'll take either Kubiak or DeFilippo with Paton as GM. Teams usually retain a coach or two. The common coach here is Knapp for OC. He's been with both. If a DC wanted to make a lateral move u can look at Jim Schwartz or Wade Phillips. Also if we go with Eberflus I can see us keeping Jerome Henderson.

GM: George Paton HC: Gary Kubiak OC: Greg Knapp DC: Wade Phillips

He's better than Oliver and Tru put together.

Seriously somebody on this team needs to get mad and go off in the locker room. Maybe that will light a fire. We don't have nobody on this team like that tho. Like I said, too many choir boys. This is football.

But the stadium is **** near empty. It was built for ATL United.

Seeing how DQ is so familiar with Dante Fowler, I think we move on from VB and bring Fowler in as our big splash in FA. And depending on where we are picking, we might trade up to finally get the DT we have been wanting the last 2 drafts in Derrick Brown. Imagine a front 4 of Takk, Brown, Grady, and Fowler.