New Head Coach possibilities for next season?

Let's hear it. As a late Christmas gift, who would you want the Titans to hire as a head coach, OC, DC, anything really. Who are you're favorite candidates? Mine are a little unorthodox and people will probably wish the 'it sucks' button still worked for some of them, but here's my list

1. Andy Reid
2. Josh McDaniels
3. Mike Singletary
4. Bill Cowher
5. Jon Gruden
6. Tony Dungy
7. Perry Fewell


I like the system coaches. Reid and McDaniels could probably make Locker look like Aaron Rodgers with all the tools he has. Singletary/Cowher are a tough/defensive minded coach and I wish we would get back to that style of play, ground and pound. Gruden has always intrigued me just because he has a ring, he really sounds like he know's whats going on, but I honestly don't see him wanting to come here. Dungy wouldn't be a bad pickup, built 2 superbowl teams. And then Fewell who can't seem to win over anyone in any interview but is probably perfect for our fanbase because he blitzes a lot..

 

didn't washington get fired by the eagles a few weeks ago?

 

No way to Dungy, and Singletary as HC.

 

I actually don't too much care for the college coaches that average 44.9 points per game at the college level. How did June Jones work out in the NFL?

I just think there is something about Chip Kelly's offense that will translate to the NFL.

What are we even talking about? He won't ever put on a headset in Nashville.

 

4th off season thread in less than a day.

 

woops didn't see this thread

 

Its odd

You number it from 1 to 7 but you start off with the worst candidate. All the others I somewhat agree with.

 

i tihnk chip will obviously adapt his style to the nfl noones expecting him to bring that oregon playbook unaltered unadjusted

 

I'd be cool with Reid, Fewell, Gruden and McDaniels (have some doubts on the last one).

I'll add Chip Kelly to the list. I wouldn't mind Dave Toub either.

 

I used to be heavily against Reid. Because I always thought he was the NFC's version of Jeff Fisher, long tenured, couldn't win the big games.

But at this point, I'd take Jeff Fisher back if it meant being relevant again.