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Who's Your Pick for OC? Koetter, or Schottenheimer

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16 months ago

Which one would you pick and why? In your opinion, is there one who fits our scheme better than the other?
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16 months ago

Give me Schott all day long. Dude will be an incredible recruiter and bring a lot of energy to the position. Knows the SEC and power football, and wouldnt have any of the egos to deal with that he had with the Jets
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I'd take Schottenheimer if I thought he'd stay awhile
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I would really like to hear more about why Schott failed so badly in NY. I know about all the stuff surrounding the Jets, but his offenses were bottom of the barrel every year but one and that goes back to the Mangini era. I keep waiting to hear other football people back him up and say that they think Schott is a good offensive coach, but I have yet to hear that anywhere. He just seems very Shulaish to me at this point.
I really like Koetter, but want to know more about his recruiting abilities. I know that other coaches and "football people" really respect his offensive mind.

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16 months ago

Koetter. Schott will be gone in 2 years
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Schott, but Koetter will not hurt my feelings one bit. Both guys are balanced and both bring that NFL "magic" with them that recruits drool over.
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UAbasspro said...
Koetter. Schott will be gone in 2 years

This.
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BOL_Andrea Doria said...
I would really like to hear more about why Schott failed so badly in NY. I know about all the stuff surrounding the Jets, but his offenses were bottom of the barrel every year but one and that goes back to the Mangini era. I keep waiting to hear other football people back him up and say that they think Schott is a good offensive coach, but I have yet to hear that anywhere. He just seems very Shulaish to me at this point.
I really like Koetter, but want to know more about his recruiting abilities. I know that other coaches and "football people" really respect his offensive mind.

Started off with no QB for the Jets, then went to the Favre fiasco. Then to Rookie QB with good oline, to bad young QB with a oline that wouldnt break the SEC top 3 because of injuries (of course not really that bad, but they were horrible for an NFL oline). Throw in egos and rotation of the Wide receivers and you dont have a good combo for offense. Remeber, Rex likes to gamble on those free agents with attitude problems, its got to be hard to get everyone on the same page. Might as well had been the New York Knicks under Isiah Thomas
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16 months ago

Koetter has a lot of experience and has coached some impressive offenses in his career.
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BOL_Andrea Doria said...
I would really like to hear more about why Schott failed so badly in NY. I know about all the stuff surrounding the Jets, but his offenses were bottom of the barrel every year but one and that goes back to the Mangini era. I keep waiting to hear other football people back him up and say that they think Schott is a good offensive coach, but I have yet to hear that anywhere.
I really like Koetter, but want to know more about his recruiting abilities. I know that other coaches and "football people" really respect his offensive mind.

Did you not see how clueless Sanchez was this season. Bad qb can ruin a good oc
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Did you not see how clueless Sanchez was this season. Bad qb can ruin a good oc

True, but how much of it was Sanchez is a bum and how much of it was bad development. We'll definitely find out next year.
I'm not sold that Schottenheimer is no good, I just would like to have seen something that shows he is good, not just excuses for why he was bad. Maybe he has great potential and the Jets have held him back through different fiascos (which they have had), I just would rather not "hope" and then later see he just stinks at development and play-calling.
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Aaron29 said...
Did you not see how clueless Sanchez was this season. Bad qb can ruin a good oc

I hear you, but isnt I kind of the OC's job to make sure the QB isn't clueless?
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