Speaker 1: This is the Sean Salisbury Show.
Speaker 2: That's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Let's get back out to those phone lines. Read you're
Speaker 3: up first, good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Hey, they're going Sean and Brian. Hey man, I
Speaker 4: want to wish old Biscuit every birthday as well, uh
Speaker 4: Sehn and Brian Man. I wanted the original callers when
Speaker 4: seven ninety first started on this station here, and I've
Speaker 4: been on every every one of the sports UH commentators
Speaker 4: UH calls and talked to everybody from Charlie Pullelo to
Speaker 4: all those guys, and even when Greg and Andy and
Speaker 4: Sean your first show also with Madden, all those guys. Man,
Speaker 4: that is just a tremendous name to hear this station
Speaker 4: driving the way it is. So let me get to
Speaker 4: what I was I've been putting out there. Sean, and
Speaker 4: you tell me what you think you're And Brian, if
Speaker 4: someone taught you something how to run an offense and
Speaker 4: the person was available, would you hire that person? And
Speaker 4: I'm speaking of Kevin someone and I know people been
Speaker 4: hitting me bad time all but he had a d
Speaker 4: W A DUI. I'm like that has nothing to do
Speaker 4: with his coaching ability and run in an offense. Cliff
Speaker 4: Kings Cliff Kingsberry learned under the system he's actually running
Speaker 4: from Kevin Somemler while he was at U of eight.
Speaker 4: He took it to Texas, take and took it into
Speaker 4: the NFL. And not only that, the same guy we're
Speaker 4: talking about, Cliff Kingsberry, the same guy Andy Reen went
Speaker 4: down and learned what Patrick did well in that offense.
Speaker 4: So I would hope the Texan will put aside the
Speaker 4: good boy nature and give Kevin some of the chance
Speaker 4: to coach CJ through this and what he needs to
Speaker 4: bring his offense into a good offense. What do you think?
Speaker 1: Sean and Brian, thank glad, you appreciate it. Go ahead, Brian,
Speaker 1: follow up, Gradu, we appreciate it. Thanks for the nice
Speaker 1: station compliment. Brothers, thank you.
Speaker 3: From everything I understand about Kevin Sumlin. Really smart football guy.
Speaker 3: Obviously been at the college level. He was here in Houston,
Speaker 3: he went to Texas A and M. I think it
Speaker 3: was at Arizona State at one point, Arizona. That's Arizona. Sorry.
Speaker 3: But also there's a side of Kevin Sumlin and this
Speaker 3: I mean, I've read it in reports, I've watched documentaries.
Speaker 3: He likes to he likes to have some fun.
Speaker 2: Nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 3: There's nothing wrong with that. And again, everybody has their
Speaker 3: own personal life. But I would question if you would
Speaker 3: be able to get that, if that would affect his
Speaker 3: business life, if you were to become the offensive coordinator.
Speaker 1: And Reggie, I don't think now, just from my vantishment,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Hell, I don't even know if they're
Speaker 1: considering him, if they'd interview him, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Does he want to?
Speaker 1: He last I wasn't either coordinator passing game coordinator at
Speaker 1: Maryland or one of the schools in a Big Ten
Speaker 1: as of recent didn't. I just isn't he the coordinator somewhere?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: He was the co offensive coordinator tight ends coach for Maryland.
Speaker 2: Maryland. There you go.
Speaker 1: So, and we know someone has had some when he
Speaker 1: was the head coach that Houston, right, and then when
Speaker 1: he went to textaning him, he's had some prodigious offenses.
Speaker 1: Make no mistake about it, Reggie, I don't think the
Speaker 1: and I just from my people make mistakes. I don't
Speaker 1: think that Kevin someone's the driving thing would affect anybody
Speaker 1: from interviewing interviewing him. Do you know, maybe some maybe
Speaker 1: it would. I'm not saying I'm not saying it's okay,
Speaker 1: mistake can do it. But you know he's already hired somewhere,
Speaker 1: I mean with Maryland, and people still you know, hold
Speaker 1: his football acumen in pretty high regard. So I don't
Speaker 1: think that'd be the reason. The question is does he
Speaker 1: have the philosophy and the way he plays offense? Does
Speaker 1: it fit with what Demiko wants to do and with
Speaker 1: with the direction he and Nick Cassaria and they want
Speaker 1: to go with the offense. I think it just comes
Speaker 1: down to I mean, hell, I don't know if he's required,
Speaker 1: if he's asked for an interview, or if they've requested it.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, from what I've read there, his
Speaker 1: name hasn't come up. But I don't think it's going
Speaker 1: to be because of that. That would be I mean, listen,
Speaker 1: and if it was because that, bring him in. If
Speaker 1: that's the case, if you were going to interview and
Speaker 1: bring him in and let him tell you what happened,
Speaker 1: I'm always about that. Just be transparent enough secrets here.
Speaker 1: So but he does no offense and REGI I think
Speaker 1: it comes down to with him is and the Texans
Speaker 1: would be if it ever came to an interview. Does
Speaker 1: he philosophically in the NFL have the same his what
Speaker 1: his offensive approach be something in the physical nature because
Speaker 1: the Texas A and M. The one thing that got
Speaker 1: questioned was late in seasons they physically wore down. They did,
Speaker 1: and you know they'd start off five and zer and
Speaker 1: then all of sudden they'd wear down and get pushed
Speaker 1: around a little bit in the SEC and get you
Speaker 1: know when I said big but you know he's in
Speaker 1: the big ten now at Maryland. But I'm talking about
Speaker 1: when he was at when he was at A and M,
Speaker 1: that they wore out a little bit physically against the
Speaker 1: teams that could push him around a tad right, And
Speaker 1: so that's something that I think that that is a
Speaker 1: a point that you'd want to address. But put him
Speaker 1: on the board and do all the things you want
Speaker 1: to do. I think it would just come down to
Speaker 1: do you like his offensive approach and does he fit here?
Speaker 1: And does it fit with Strouds? And I don't know
Speaker 1: that answer. And if they don't interview him, I don't
Speaker 1: think it just simply be because of some off field situation
Speaker 1: unless I'm crazy, But I'm always one of those guys
Speaker 1: come in and tell me what happened.
Speaker 2: Don't let me hear it from somebody else. I want
Speaker 2: to hear it from you.
Speaker 1: So but he has been employed elsewhere and he knows football.
Speaker 1: But I don't know what his interest or their interest
Speaker 1: in him is. There is no interest at least that's
Speaker 1: why Piers Hell.
Speaker 3: Knows Ian Rappaport, Adam Schefter, a couple of local guys.
Speaker 3: They would know the listed these guys. He's not on
Speaker 3: the list that I saw. He's not so the list
Speaker 3: that I've got. Obviously, Clint Kubiak was one of the top,
Speaker 3: but he just got a job with the Seattle Seahawks
Speaker 3: as their offensive coordinator. Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly
Speaker 3: is the most popular name. Los Angeles Rams passing game
Speaker 3: coordinator Nick Kyley, in Minnesota Vikings quarterback coach Josh McCown.
Speaker 3: Those are some of the names that are continuing to pop.
Speaker 3: But so we'll see. I would say that Chip Kelly
Speaker 3: is the most popular name as of right now. He
Speaker 3: didn't he wasn't he there when No, he was not
Speaker 3: there offensive for that's what he was. He was UCLA
Speaker 3: head coach coach. And I mean it was one of
Speaker 3: the odd things we're seeing more of these days. But
Speaker 3: Chip Kelly was the head coach at UCLA and left
Speaker 3: to go be the offensive coordinator for Ohio State, and
Speaker 3: this is his first year doing it, and they won
Speaker 3: the national championship because Bill O'Brien was the offensive coordinator.
Speaker 1: He took Boston and that job wouldn't have been open
Speaker 1: if Bill stays there, because Bill then went take the
Speaker 1: job Boston College, so it opened it up and ship there.
Speaker 1: I think the method to that is maybe Chip didn't
Speaker 1: feel like UCLA was what he wanted, so with the
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator job, get paid what a couple million bucks
Speaker 1: to go do that, and you know, post your score
Speaker 1: and then turn around and have five other places, whether
Speaker 1: it's NFL or college football, interested in you as a
Speaker 1: head coach. And I don't really know if Chip wants
Speaker 1: a future as a head coach at a bigger program
Speaker 1: and college or if he wants to get back in
Speaker 1: the NFL like he did when he was in Philly.
Speaker 1: So now you know you're gonna play fast paced, and
Speaker 1: you're gonna play work quick and play fast paced.
Speaker 2: And the one there's a misconception.
Speaker 1: About guys like Chip Mike Leach, God rest his soul
Speaker 1: in chip Kelly and we had a call and it
Speaker 1: was in talking about that and I think it was biscuit.
Speaker 1: The one thing about chip Kelly, these guys want to
Speaker 1: run the ball. Ohio State ran the ball, so they
Speaker 1: do what they want to spread different. Oh yeah, they
Speaker 1: want to run the ball now. But he also wants
Speaker 1: to back and past, you know, past catching and stuff.
Speaker 1: So listen, play fast and you know he's on turbo
Speaker 1: all the time, rolling right. So there is that because
Speaker 1: Leech always tell me it. Sean and Lane Kivin they
Speaker 1: want to run it. That they do when they get
Speaker 1: Remember when Judkins within Old Miss like led the nation
Speaker 1: before he transferred to you know to Ohio State. Hell,
Speaker 1: he was a monster at ole Miss. They do want
Speaker 1: to run it. The coaches that are in the spread
Speaker 1: and you know that that fast paced offense because they
Speaker 1: know you can't get to a certain point if you
Speaker 1: don't run it and play physical. So I tell, why
Speaker 1: wouldn't you have Chip Kelly in for an interview at
Speaker 1: least and let him talk, for that's my thing.
Speaker 2: So it costs you a playing flight if you do.
Speaker 1: And this has to be a great hire, So it
Speaker 1: can't be one of those Okay, if you got to
Speaker 1: sift through twelve dudes to get somebody to stand up
Speaker 1: on that board and tell you, here's how we're doing it,
Speaker 1: here's what I want to do. Make the presentation tour.
Speaker 1: When he walks out of the meeting and we say
Speaker 1: that feels great, right, But if you're questioning, Okay, I
Speaker 1: like him, but I don't know, bring him in. They
Speaker 1: can afford an interview of the price of an interview.
Speaker 1: So I want to find because you know what that
Speaker 1: next to the last guy or that last guy you
Speaker 1: bring in that you had questions about, Maybe the one
Speaker 1: could be the one, and what would happen if is
Speaker 1: thinking outside the box somebody who isn't hasn't done it
Speaker 1: thirty years and somebody maybe it's somebody who's got a
Speaker 1: football background in football and with with the coordinator somewhere else,
Speaker 1: or he's been a quarterback coach or a wide receiver coach,
Speaker 1: and if you question, bring him in, because one of
Speaker 1: those guys may jump off the charts and say he
Speaker 1: just needs an opportunity.
Speaker 2: So I'm all for it, and I think that's a
Speaker 2: good thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if there's an unpopular take or not.
Speaker 3: I'm actually glad Clint Kubiak is going to the Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 3: I'm so over the Shanahan scheme offensively, and I know
Speaker 3: you know that way more than I do. But just
Speaker 3: from everything that I've seen over the last there's.
Speaker 1: A lot of that tree floating around. I know the
Speaker 1: branches are wide in the NFL.
Speaker 3: Can we get somebody off the Sean McVay tree.
Speaker 2: I thought you're gonna stay off the Sean Salisbury tree.
Speaker 2: Same tree. Actually yeah, same, the same thing.
Speaker 3: They're gonna do the same, right, But isn't it a
Speaker 3: little I feel like the Sean McVay is more innovative.
Speaker 1: And the way, well, they've had a little bit more
Speaker 1: with that zone scheme and stuff. They've had a little
Speaker 1: bit more. Everybody wants to run the ball like the
Speaker 1: forty nine ers do. McCaffrey's they just do, but they've
Speaker 1: had a little bit more with the rams. With Stafford, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna run as much rpl right, because he's
Speaker 1: more of a pocket guy. You're not gonna and the
Speaker 1: versatility and Stroud similar to to Stafford, they can get
Speaker 1: you a ton nine yards but the majority of the stuff's
Speaker 1: gonna be off play action in the pocket. So the
Speaker 1: question is who is that philosophy? But I mean I
Speaker 1: like a mix.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 1: I come from the school of I like vertical push.
Speaker 1: I like the Saints horizontal with Sean Payton because I
Speaker 1: think making getting completely important.
Speaker 2: I like taking.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I want to play aggressive, but smartly aggressive.
Speaker 1: And part of playing aggressive for me is making sure
Speaker 1: that Saquon Barkley touches the ball a lot. I'll deal
Speaker 1: with it. He can rest in the off season. So
Speaker 1: I want to run it. But there's so many different
Speaker 1: ways you look at Andy mean Hunt, Pachucko kind of
Speaker 1: doing their thing. But when the game's all over, seventy
Speaker 1: four yards and a touchdown and important third down stuff,
Speaker 1: I'm a situational football guy, goes. I could care less
Speaker 1: about all that, And I think that some of the
Speaker 1: guys that are going to interview somebody will knock him
Speaker 1: out of their chair, right. But I would never go
Speaker 1: in with any any thought process of that's my I
Speaker 1: want to wait till the guy comes out of the
Speaker 1: interview that he's my guy, not going into it because
Speaker 1: his reputae somewhere else, whether that be he likes to
Speaker 1: throw it all the time, he likes to run all
Speaker 1: the time. I need to hear him. I he's gonna
Speaker 1: approach it, and then will that guy apply it when
Speaker 1: it's not a meeting room and you're trying to impress
Speaker 1: the head coach with your presentation, if you got a
Speaker 1: deep philosophy, I'm under the Andy Reid point of.
Speaker 2: Bring four or five different philosophies in.
Speaker 1: We got a vertical quarterback who can throw it, we
Speaker 1: got an accurate quarterback, we got a run game, we
Speaker 1: got a tied end. You can maneuver and zone and man,
Speaker 1: I we we're past the point. I'd hope to be
Speaker 1: a one scheme thing, because if you're a one trick pony,
Speaker 1: one trick, one scheme guy to me, I'll figure you out.
Speaker 1: I will figure your ass out. If you're a one
Speaker 1: trick pony on defense, I will find a way to
Speaker 1: maximum I will. I will just destroy you. You might
Speaker 1: get me early, but at some point in time, I'm
Speaker 1: going to get you. So hopefully they'll find that guy
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