[News] John Harbaugh Gives Update On Offensive Coach Search

[BR News]

Head Coach John Harbaugh has an in-house candidate and is talking to both college and professional coaches from outside the building. The new coaches will work with Offensive Coordinator Marty Mornhinweg, but not be the main voice to quarterback Joe Flacco.

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[b93333]

Any plan to motivate Joe to play like he did before he signed his mega-contract and lost all financial incentives? If so I'm sure everyone will be extremely interested.

[sami]

so were gonna get about 20 segments of the press conference all fashioned to be like news articles. c'mon guys, go dig for some NEW news.

[gregob56]

so were gonna get about 20 segments of the press conference all fashioned to be like news articles. c'mon guys, go dig for some NEW news.

A-freakin'-men! Most articles on this site have more filler than a processed crab cake.

[ellicottraven]

Oh Lord!

[jsarrocohome@yahoo.com]

Oh Lord!

you said it

[The Greek]

matt cavanaugh? jim fassel? rick neuheisel? the suspense is killing me

[rossihunter2]

1 hour ago, sami said:

so were gonna get about 20 segments of the press conference all fashioned to be like news articles. c'mon guys, go dig for some NEW news.

our season has finished but the nfl season hasnt - what news do you expect there to be around - our players are off now for a long while what news do you expect beyond hearsay about new coaching appointments - they cant just make up news...

[Steve32]

  1 hour ago, sami said:

so were gonna get about 20 segments of the press conference all fashioned to be like news articles. c'mon guys, go dig for some NEW news.

A-freakin'-men! Most articles on this site have more filler than a processed crab cake.

And yet here you are reading it.

[merryjman]

1 hour ago, b93333 said:

Any plan to motivate Joe to play like he did before he signed his mega-contract and lost all financial incentives? If so I'm sure everyone will be extremely interested.

Not fair to imply Joe isn't giving it his best, especially given the huge injury he sustained. Have you forgotten that, even after that injury, he stayed in the game for two more plays just to try to keep the drive going? Basically with one working leg??

Instead, how about wishing for an offensive line that can give him more than 1.2 seconds to throw the ball, and that can occasionally open up running lanes? And maybe some receivers who can get open and actually catch the ball?

Edited January 11 by merryjman

[The Greek]

  1 hour ago, b93333 said:

Any plan to motivate Joe to play like he did before he signed his mega-contract and lost all financial incentives? If so I'm sure everyone will be extremely interested.

Not fair to imply Joe isn't giving it his best, especially given the huge injury he sustained. Have you forgotten that, even after that injury, he stayed in the game for two more plays just to try to keep the drive going? Basically with one working leg??

Instead, how about wishing for an offensive line that can give him more than 1.2 seconds to throw the ball, and that can occasionally open up running lanes? And maybe some receivers who can get open and actually catch the ball?

basically the whole off. scheme and playbook needs an overhaul. watching the gb/giants game the other day made me realize how far behind our offense is. our schemes and routes the receivers run do not even compare to gb. their receivers are spread out all over the field while ours seem to end up in the same general area. they come back to the ball and are aware of where rodgers is in case he needs to be bailed out.

[The Mom Gene]

  52 minutes ago, merryjman said:

  2 hours ago, b93333 said:

Any plan to motivate Joe to play like he did before he signed his mega-contract and lost all financial incentives? If so I'm sure everyone will be extremely interested.

Not fair to imply Joe isn't giving it his best, especially given the huge injury he sustained. Have you forgotten that, even after that injury, he stayed in the game for two more plays just to try to keep the drive going? Basically with one working leg??

Instead, how about wishing for an offensive line that can give him more than 1.2 seconds to throw the ball, and that can occasionally open up running lanes? And maybe some receivers who can get open and actually catch the ball?

basically the whole off. scheme and playbook needs an overhaul. watching the gb/giants game the other day made me realize how far behind our offense is. our schemes and routes the receivers run do not even compare to gb. their receivers are spread out all over the field while ours seem to end up in the same general area. they come back to the ball and are aware of where rodgers is in case he needs to be bailed out.

They also have had O-Line issues this year and were slow to start this season. They flew under the radar for most of the latter part of the season. They are now healthy, and are looking fantastic. GB is my second favorite team.

[ellicottraven]

1 hour ago, gregob56 said:

A-freakin'-men! Most articles on this site have more filler than a processed crab cake.

Short of Eisenberg's and Kevin Byrne's and some of Garret's or Sarah Downing's articles, the rest are basically filler and basically worse than processed crab cake.

[Rav'n Maniac]

I still believe that Roman is a very good selection to help our run game once the Oline is addressed. This, along with someone who can assist Flacco with his mechanics and help him with the mental aspects of the game will certainly move this offense in the right direction.

[sizzlingdoom]

Norv for O, Wade for D, and Pagano for Head Coach. Problems solved

[ibleedpurpleandblack]

“My quarterback seems happy with it,” Bisciotti simply said.

What quarterback wouldn't be happy with an OC that loves to pass the ball 40 times a game - doesn't arbitrarily mean he's the right OC for the Ravens...

[Chuckx999]

We don't need a QB coash, we need a QB.

[ibleedpurpleandblack]

  18 hours ago, merryjman said:

  20 hours ago, b93333 said:

Any plan to motivate Joe to play like he did before he signed his mega-contract and lost all financial incentives? If so I'm sure everyone will be extremely interested.

Not fair to imply Joe isn't giving it his best, especially given the huge injury he sustained. Have you forgotten that, even after that injury, he stayed in the game for two more plays just to try to keep the drive going? Basically with one working leg??

Instead, how about wishing for an offensive line that can give him more than 1.2 seconds to throw the ball, and that can occasionally open up running lanes? And maybe some receivers who can get open and actually catch the ball?

basically the whole off. scheme and playbook needs an overhaul. watching the gb/giants game the other day made me realize how far behind our offense is. our schemes and routes the receivers run do not even compare to gb. their receivers are spread out all over the field while ours seem to end up in the same general area. they come back to the ball and are aware of where rodgers is in case he needs to be bailed out.

Receiver awareness isn't on the QB, that's on the caliber receiver and the RECEIVER COACH!! All season long when we went up against a ZONE coverage the young receivers would run through the soft spot right in to a man and Joe would throw it to the soft spot in anticipation the receiver was going to sit for the pass. To the average football fan that makes it look like it's Joe's fault when it's not. SSS and Pitta were on the same page with Joe when it came to those plays every other receiver (Perriman mostly) always ran through.

[Crusader]

  On Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at 1:49 PM, gregob56 said:

A-freakin'-men! Most articles on this site have more filler than a processed crab cake.

Short of Eisenberg's and Kevin Byrne's and some of Garret's or Sarah Downing's articles, the rest are basically filler and basically worse than processed crab cake.

I can really blame them ever since John got hear they put the clamp down on everything. This team is more tight lip then the Kremlin.