Offensive coordinator

Many Ravens will likely root for the Denver Broncos to knock off the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50. After all, the Broncos are coached by former Ravens Offensive Coordinator Gary Kubiak and have a pair of Ravens from last season (tight end Owen Daniels and safety Darian Stewart). Don’t count Ravens outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil among those necessarily pulling for the Broncos, however, even though he used to play for Denver. Dumervil suited up for the Broncos for six seasons before a fax

NFL Preview Part Four: The NFC North 1. Green Bay Packers: 12-4 Key Additions: Damarious Randall, Quinten Rollins, Ty Montgomery Key Losses: Brad Jones, A.J Hawk, Tramon Williams Last season’s loss in the NFC Championship for the Packers was arguably the worst way to lose a game in the history of the NFL. A quick recap for those who may have missed it (Were you living under a rock?); with five minutes left in the fourth quarter the Packers led 19-7, but after an abundance of blunders, the Packers

to snuff out a great offense. As a result, I believe our culture has become grounded by defensiveness and knocked out of rhythm. The only side working with any rhythm is the defensive stances we’ve taken on issues that others oppose. Defensive coordinators could probably come up with a few new schemes of their own if they could figure out how to translate what’s happening in today’s society in the film room. I know my cynicism is starting to show by now. The point being, our defensiveness has either

since his job is to hire greats coaches and negotiate deals with sports agents to get the best player for the team? For Bronco fans: Jim Schwartz was the Lions head coach that cold October afternoon and he currently works the Eagles as their offensive coordinator, which means he’s officially

Here we are half way through the 2016-17 NFL season. Deflategate is finally over and Tom Brady is back in Foxboro. Cam Newton and the Panthers are mediocre, while the Minnesota Vikings are 5-0 on top of the NFC North. The new look LA Rams have been a pleasant surprise settling in nicely to their temporary home at the Coliseum. The 2016-17 NFL season is in full swing. A few thoughts as we head into Week 6. Denver Broncos Why start there you say? Why not start with last season's Super Bowl Champions

Does Demarco Murray want back in Dallas? Reports are starting to surface that Demarco Murray reportedly wants back with his former team, the Dallas Cowboys. According to Bleacher Reports Jason Cole, NFL executives believe Murray wants the Philadelphia Eagles to cut him so he can make his return to Dallas. Murray went right over Chip Kelly’s head after Sunday’s 35-28 win to the New England Patriots, a game where Murray only received 8 touches for a whopping 8 touches for 24 yards. On the flight home

coach Buddy Ryan was known for creating tension between the offense and defense. Coach Ryan was a defensive coordinator before becoming a head coach, so he naturally favored the defensive unit. The out group consisted of the offensive players and coaches, and the line between the two groups was created by negative behaviors such as only talking to the defensive players, criticizing the offensive coaches to the media, and a general culture of us versus them. Whenever a person is named the head coach

and decided to drop the college shenanigans. Johnny has earned teammates respect with a new, mature and healthier mindset. For the time being, Manziel has been working out with the second-team offense while he gets comfortable with his fourth coordinator in as many years. He will experience ups and downs, but expects to improve his game.

with 20 catches for 175 yards and two touchdowns through the air. Without a top-tier offensive line capable of mauling opponents at the line of scrimmage or buying lots of time for QB Philip Rivers to deliver the football – the five time Pro Bowler has been flushed out of the pocket (throwing on the move) and forced to play at a faster pace. To combat the O-lines protection deficiencies, HC Mike McCoy’s offensive philosophy has Rivers working on a bevy of spread sets and quick passing concepts (swings

five touchdowns and had no interceptions in three quarters of action. A week prior he threw for 371 yards and three touchdowns. He does it all because he’s not just a quarterback. He’s a leader and a competitor. “He’s a competitive kid,” offensive coordinator Jake Spavital said. “To tell him not to take hits, you’re asking a lot of him because he’s so competitive. Overall, I thought Will did well and he’s in a good spot where we want as an offense. And I think he’s executing and why we want it.”