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Timelines for Coaching/Coordinator Hires?

Capster67

Waterboy
As someone who is not local, I'm wondering if any of the Houston media got a sense for when OC/DC and other position coaches would be announced.
 
Pure Speculation

OC already hired in Calhoun. Kubiak mention bring "a great kid with him." This is a clear reference to Calhoun.

The DC position is on hold because the team is awaiting wether they can get Frank Bush out of his new contract with the Cardinals. Richard Smith has been hired, but he will not likely be DC alone. If Bush does not come, Kubiak will look to add someone with more experience with LBs. Smith is a great DL coach and Hoke will handle the secondary.

Other spots have been filled as has been mentioned.

Gibbs is said to be interested if the money is right. He loves Kubiak.
 
bdiddy said:
Pure Speculation

OC already hired in Calhoun. Kubiak mention bring "a great kid with him." This is a clear reference to Calhoun.

The DC position is on hold because the team is awaiting wether they can get Frank Bush out of his new contract with the Cardinals. Richard Smith has been hired, but he will not likely be DC alone. If Bush does not come, Kubiak will look to add someone with more experience with LBs. Smith is a great DL coach and Hoke will handle the secondary.

Other spots have been filled as has been mentioned.

Gibbs is said to be interested if the money is right. He loves Kubiak.

Are you for real about Gibbs I hope we get him that would be so badass.
 
dat_boy_yec said:
Are you for real about Gibbs I hope we get him that would be so badass.

That it would...Calhoun, Smith, and Bush completely underwhelm me as coordinators, but I guess if they're hired I'll have to reserve judgement for until the season starts...Until there is an official announcement, I'll be praying for Alex Gibbs and Jerry Gray...
 
I thought David Diaz-Infante was going to coach the OL. I think David will do a great job. He was such a big part of that OL in Denver for several years. I have confidence that Koobs thinks he will teach and coach it well.
 
Texans | Haven't asked permission to speak with Bush
Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:26:14 -0800

Updating previous reports, Kent Somers, of the Arizona Republic, reports the Houston Texans are reportedly interested in Arizona Cardinals LBs coach Frank Bush to work as a co-defensive coordinator. However, they have yet to ask the Cardinals for permission to speak with him. The Texans would need to be granted permission to talk to him and it is unclear whether the Cardinals would grant it even though it would mean a promotion for him.

www.kffl.com
 
bdiddy said:
Pure Speculation

OC already hired in Calhoun. Kubiak mention bring "a great kid with him." This is a clear reference to Calhoun.

The DC position is on hold because the team is awaiting wether they can get Frank Bush out of his new contract with the Cardinals. Richard Smith has been hired, but he will not likely be DC alone. If Bush does not come, Kubiak will look to add someone with more experience with LBs. Smith is a great DL coach and Hoke will handle the secondary.

Other spots have been filled as has been mentioned.

Gibbs is said to be interested if the money is right. He loves Kubiak.

If the Texans can get Alex Gibbs to come over, the O-line problems will be like night and day by the end of next season. He is simply a genius who practically invented the most successful run-blocking system in the NFL (if you don't believe me, Atlanta ranked #1 and Denver #2 this year). I seriously hope McNair makes the "money right" for Gibbs. He is DEFINITELY worth it.
 
I've also heard that Mike Sherman may be coming as an assistant head coach/O-line coach. I don't know what that means about Diaz-Infante unless one of them coaches something else. I would like Sherman as an OC, but only time will tell.
 
D-ReK said:
That it would...Calhoun, Smith, and Bush completely underwhelm me as coordinators, but I guess if they're hired I'll have to reserve judgement for until the season starts...

Just remember, all three have much more experience than Kubiak had when he was hired as OC by Shanahan. I got to see Calhoun's genius firsthand when he was at Wake Forest. He's a future NFL head coach. Shanahan was high on him too.

http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_3383940

I don't know what that means about Diaz-Infante unless one of them coaches something else.

It might mean that he'll be an understudy much the same way Dennison was under Gibbs.

Something that might want to be want thrown out there: Alex Gibbs' son David, currently the DC at Auburn, was fired by Shanahan during their bye week last season. I'm not sure how that would factor into the equation to him coming to Houston, since the elder Gibbs was plainly upset by the move.
 
Bayou City Deacon said:
JI got to see Calhoun's genius firsthand when he was at Wake Forest. He's a future NFL head coach. Shanahan was high on him too.

Didn't realize anyone else on here was a Wake fan. I'm a senior this year. Go Deacs!

Oh, and to stay relevant to the thread I will be very interested to see who we end up with at DC. I kind of doubt it will be Gray or Bates. For guys that feel they deserve head coaching gigs I doubt they will take too kindly to being the backup plan. Just a thought.
 
kffl.com:

Texans | Gray reportedly has two offers
Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:56:49 -0800

John McClain, of the Houston Chronicle, reports former Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jerry Gray reportedly has a pending offer from two teams.
 
Here's some positive information for the Sherman supporters, via kffl.com:

Jets | Sherman turns down an interview
Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:37:45 -0800

Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports former Green Bay Packers head coach Mike Sherman turned down an offer from the New York Jets to interview for their vacant offensive coordinator position.

Bills | Sherman turned down an interview
Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:40:50 -0800

Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports former Green Bay Packers head coach Mike Sherman turned down an offer from the Buffalo Bills to interview for their vacant offensive coordinator position. The Bills then hired Steve Fairchild for the position.

Texans | Kubiak may hire Sherman
Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:17:42 -0800

John McClain, of the Houston Chronicle, reports Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak may hire former Green Bay Packers head coach Mike Sherman as the team's assistant head coach/offensive line.
 
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