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  1. Recognizing that Howell is a solid asset, already on the roster, with Kingsbury as OC, the Air Raid offense Howell is very familiar with, and an excellent GM to overhaul the roster where needed, doesn't exclude taking a QB this year. It just points out that there appears to be, for the first time in a long time, a potential for a strong QB room for Washington. Kingsbury and whichever QB of the top three they choose, paired with Howell is a great situation to be in.
  2. Keeping Mayhew works for me. Peters worked directly with him for a few years. I'm sure he knows Mayhew's strengths and weaknesses and is confident utilizing Mayhew's strengths.
  3. Along the Captain Obvious lines for many, since it was reported and posted with reputable sources much earlier, but may be new info for others. Hopefully I've got it correct. Scheduled in-person interviews Today 1/29 Seattle Ben Johnson Washington Mike MacDonald Anthony Weaver Tomorrow 1/30 Seattle Mike MacDonald Washington Ben Johnson Aaron Glenn Dan Quinn Rooney rule will be satisfied for Washington. They created a list of quality candidates and should complete all of their planned interviews by the end of the day tomorrow, as per many sources posted earlier in this thread.
  4. Lions key free agents this off-season: G Jonah Jackson, S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Jr., G Graham Glasgow, DE Charles Harris, DE Romeo Okwara, WR Josh Reynolds, WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, OT Dan Skipper, LB Jalen Reeves-Maybin, CB Kindle Vildor, S Will Harris, OL Halapoulivaati Vaitai, CB Emmanuel Moseley, OT Matt Nelson, LS Jake McQuaide, QB Teddy Bridgewater, K Michael Badgley.
  5. Interesting read, at least for me ... Mark Brunell after being hired by the Lions as QB coach on new Head Coach Dan Campbell's staff, with Jared Goff coming in, and Ben Johnson retained going from Tight Ends coach to passing game coordinator. Feb 12, 2021 https://www.detroitlions.com/news/the-many-stages-of-qb-coach-mark-brunell-s-playing-career-prepared-him "It starts with the relationship," Brunell told Detroitlions.com Friday in a Zoom call. "Earning their trust, having their back, committing to each of the quarterbacks – the starter and the backups. That you're going to do everything in your power to take their game to the next level. "Every quarterback has shortcomings, some areas where they need to improve. I think every player is a process. The quarterback coach's job is really to get them to a place where they can't go on their own, and that's my job."
  6. He's definitely very supportive of Ben Johnson becoming a head coach, and I'd guess they've had respectful discussions at some point regarding opportunities for position coaches. Only my guess, but I don't think any of it would be a surprise to Campbell, but yes, it definitely would create big holes to fill. They probably already have somewhat of a plan in Detroit as well, to be handled when the time comes. I'm sure this has already been posted, but he shows his support for Ben Johnson as a head coach candidate here... Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson shocked everyone last year when he passed on head coaching opportunities to return. Johnson didn’t only interview with teams last offseason, but he could’ve landed a head coaching job. “I think it’s made him a better coach,” Campbell said, per Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post. “Yeah, he’s grown as a coordinator. Got a little better. You learn things as you would being in that position, yeah. There’s that, but I think it’s made him a more well-rounded coach. I just think everything has grown. I think he’s got a very good grasp of what we do [with] roster management. I think when you do that, and you get in that, and it’s like, ‘OK, there could be a next step. I’m not ready for that. In my head, I don’t want to do that yet. Yes, I’m a better coordinator,’ but it’s also……he’s starting to look for and ask these questions about roster, game-day, building a team, what you’re looking for, front of the room. And I think it served him well.” “It’s a credit to him, man. Not many people would do that,” Campbell said about Johnson turning down head coaching jobs last offseason. “But that’s how he viewed it. It’s an experience for him. It’s a chance to grow, and it’s a chance to grow with people that he appreciates being around.”
  7. Definitely. Back to the "rapid but thorough process". I'd guess they'll interview all of the four remaining people in person next week, as soon as possible, and make a decision. If their choice is going to the Super Bowl, they'll have an agreement in place. If their choice is not, they'll have a contract in place.
  8. Yep. Just the process. Interview their candidates in person as soon as they are available to do so. There are four left who won't be available for in person until next week, if I'm interpreting the rules correctly. All others are available to interview in person and sign. They will have to wait to have a formal contract for any of those four until after they have completed their seasons, but I believe they can interview them in person next week.
  9. Interesting. I expected Raheem Morris and Dan Quinn, since they're already on the list of requests and out of the playoffs. I wonder how many makes a handful, and who they are.
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