Coachwatch 2020

[JimZipCode]

so do I. It would open up a role that is under a lot of debate and it would net the Ravens a 3rd round comp

Why would the Ravens get a comp pick over an Urban hire?

[WrongBaldy]

Why would the Ravens get a comp pick over an Urban hire?

what if it was a Suburban?

[JimZipCode]

Reports: Eagles will hire Nick Sirianni as head coach :

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...as-head-coach/

" According to multiple reports, Philadelphia will hire Indianapolis offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni as head coach.

Sirianni has spent the last three seasons as the Colts’ offensive coordinator under head coach Frank Reich. "


Young guy, only 39... Bc

Like a less qualified Kliff Kingsbury. & the beat goes on

Yeesh. A slap in the face to the Bienemy boosters.

Updated carousel:

Job	Departed	New	Formerly
Jags	Marrone	Urban Meyer	Ohio St HC
Jets	Gase	Robert Saleh	Niners DC
Falcons	Quinn	Arthur Smith	Titans OC
Chargers	Lynn	Brandon Staley	Rams DC
Lions	Patricia	Dan Campbell	Saints Asst HC / TE
Eagles	Pederson	Nick Sirianni	Indy OC
Texans	O’Brien

That guy was out of nowhere. Was he ever in Philly when Reich was there?

A Nick Sirianni timeline

born June 15, 1981

As Player

SW Central High School in Jamestown, NY

Sirianni's dad Fran was the HC there for 9 yrs (don't know if he was the coach when Nick was there)

2000-2 Mount Union in Alliance, OH. D3. Played WR

3-yr starter. All-Ohio Athletic Conf as senior w 13 TDs
Three D3 Natl championships!

As Coach

2004	Mount Union D3	DB coach (age 23)
2005	Canton Legends	Atlantic Indoor League (Spring); played WR
2005	Mount Union D3	DB coach; Natl title
2006	Indiana U of Penn D2	WR coach
2007	Indiana U of Penn D2	WR coach
2008	Indiana U of Penn D2	WR coach
2009	KC Chiefs	Offensive Quality Control (HC & OC Todd Haley)
2010	KC Chiefs	Asst QB coach (HC Haley; Crennel interim for 3 games; OC Charlie Weis)
2011	KC Chiefs	Offensive Quality Control (HC Romeo Crennel; OC Bill Muir)
2012	KC Chiefs	WR coach (HC Crennel; OC Brian Daboll)
2013	Chargers	Offensive Quality Control (HC Mike McCoy; OC Ken Whisenhunt; Frank Reich QB coach)
2014	Chargers	QB coach (Frank Reich now OC)
2015	Chargers	QB coach (Reich OC)
2016	Chargers	WR coach (Whisenhunt back at OC)
2017	Chargers	WR coach (Whisenhunt OC)
2018	Indianapolis	Offensive Coordinator (HC Frank Reich)
2019	Indianapolis	Offensive Coordinator
2020	Indianapolis	Offensive Coordinator

● Sirianni's dad Fran was HC for 9 yrs at SW Central High School in Jamestown, where Nick & the brothers went.

● Sirianni's brother Jay also a former head coach at SW Central. Won NY state championships in 2008&9, left SW Central in 2015.

● Sirianni's brother Mike is HC at Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pa.
Seven-time Presidents' Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, winningest football coach in school history


Nick is married to Brett, they have 3 kids: Jacob, Miles, Taylor (girl)

https://www.colts.com/news/the-colts...football-lives

"Nick and I met in Kansas City. I was teaching there and he was coaching with the Chiefs," she said.

They lived in the same apartment complex and ran into each other a few times.

"I didn't remember him, but he remembered me," she said. "He was like, 'I work with the Chiefs.' I didn't care at all."

Her sister convinced her to go out with him and he won her over. They dated for two years and got engaged before the inevitable happened.

"If you haven't moved enough or been fired at least once or twice, you haven't been in the NFL long enough," said Reich. "Nobody can really prepare you for the ebbs and flows of it."

When Nick got hired by the Chargers, Brett finished out the school year in Kansas City. They got married that summer, went on their honeymoon, and drove out to San Diego to start their life together.

"I loved my job. I loved everything about Kansas City," she said. "I loved Nick more. So, it was all worth it."

But that doesn't mean it was easy.

"I was from Missouri and had never moved out of Missouri," she said. "I hit reality and realized I'm in the most beautiful place ever, but it's kind of difficult because he works all the time."

While in San Diego, the Siriannis formed a close relationship with the Reichs.

"We met this really overzealous, crazy, young coach named Nick Sirianni," Reich said. "He was the antithesis of my husband. It was good for Frank, it was good for Nick, and they just bonded. They became really fast friends and still have a very good friendship and a lot of respect for each other as men and also as coaches."

The Siriannis spent five years in San Diego and welcomed their son. Just before their daughter was born, the Chargers relocated to Los Angeles and they followed, settling down in Orange County.

In the meantime, Reich had moved on to Philadelphia and won a Super Bowl. When he got hired in Indianapolis, he brought Sirianni in as offensive coordinator.

Fun footnote: in 2001 when Nick Sirianni was in his 2nd season starting at WR for the Mount Union Purple Raiders in D3, Eric Bienemy was coaching RBs at Colorado.

[JimZipCode]

Texans hire Nick Caserio as GM: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...aserio-next-gm

Falcons hire Terry Fontenot as GM: https://www.atlantafalcons.com/news/...eneral-manager

Washington hires Marty Hurney as GM: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...make-hurney-gm

Jaguars name Trent Baalke as GM: https://www.bigcatcountry.com/2021/1...ger-per-report

Updated GM carousel:

Job	New	Formerly
Broncos	George Paton	Vikings asst GM
Lions	Brad Holmes	Rams dir college scouting
Panthers	Scott Fitterer	Seahawks VP Football Ops
Texans	Nick Caserio	Pats Dir of Player Personnel
Falcons	Terry Fontenot	Saints VP / Asst GM / Dir Pro Scouting
Washington	Marty Hurney	Panthers GM
Jaguars	Trent Baalke	Jags dir of pro personnel

Baalke spent 2017-19 in the NFL offices as a football operations consultant



That's all the jobs, right?

[Ravenswintitle]

Wild! Had enough of retirement, I guess.

Kind of surprised people haven’t jumped on this one.

It makes sense in that it’s the same thing Vrabel did. Bring in a veteran DC while you figure out what you’re doing

[Ravenswintitle]

Why would the Ravens get a comp pick over an Urban hire?

Confused coaches. Sucks getting old

[JimZipCode]

Kind of surprised people haven’t jumped on this one.

It makes sense in that it’s the same thing Vrabel did. Bring in a veteran DC while you figure out what you’re doing

Agreed. It's very smart.

Our Harbs did the same thing. I mean, Ravens mgmt retained Rexy before they'd hired a new HC. But Harbs surrounded himself with veteran pro coordinators – three of them, really – for his first season.

[JimZipCode]

Confused coaches. Sucks getting old

Gotcha. Yeah, if Culley had gotten the hire then (as I understand it) the Ravens might've been in line for extra picks.

[wickedsolo]

Biemeny no offers lol wtf . How

Houston?


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[Jam31]

So how does Josh McCown get an interview with Houston?? Appalling.

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[Davesta]

Is Doug Pederson planning on taking a year off? Haven’t heard anything on him since the Eagles front office told him to tank for that higher draft slot then X’d him. Dirty move lol.

If Urban or Cullen ends up leaving, hes somebody I would be excited to bring in as a QB coach / pass game advisor.

[Iamjacks]

Lions interviewing Ravens James Urban for OC

Are they lining up a running quarterback to replace Stafford?