[Neil039]

https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/818438709234331652

Vrabel? You're talking Vrabel? Are you kidding me? Vrabel!!!

[moklerman]

Doug Marrone set to become Jaguars HC. Coughlin will join Jaguars as an executive.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/surprise-j ... 12274.html

[Neil039]

Doug Marrone set to become Jaguars HC. Coughlin will join Jaguars as an executive.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/surprise-j ... 12274.html

Didn't see your post, my bad.

[moklerman]

Didn't see your post, my bad.

And I just posted that it was already here just as you were apologizing.

[moklerman]

Does the Jaguars' hire(s) even count as a domino falling? I guess it depends on who Marrone is going to get for his staff.

[RamsFanSince82]

Not really. The Jags weren't really interested in any of the guys the Rams or most other teams were interested in. I recall a few NFL media guys (I think it was Jason Cole) saying the Jags job was attractive (second most attractive behind the Broncos job). lol

I think Buffalo will be the next team to hire a coach. I think and hope it will be Lynn.

[St. Loser Fan]

Does the Jaguars' hire(s) even count as a domino falling? I guess it depends on who Marrone is going to get for his staff.

Call it half of one.

[dieterbrock]

Does the Jaguars' hire(s) even count as a domino falling? I guess it depends on who Marrone is going to get for his staff.

I thought that it was a potential landing spot for McD at one point but yeah, it seemed like Marrone/Coughlin/Smith was getting the job and not on any other list

[RamsFanSince82]

With Joey Porter's screw up, Kevin Greene is interested in getting back into coaching. A lot of Rams fans on twitter are telling him to come coach the Rams defense.

[aeneas1]

Thirtysomething 49ers? Sean McVay bids to become NFL’s youngest coach
Washington coordinator with 49ers roots is fourth coach interviewed
The Mercury News
By CAM INMAN | [email protected]
PUBLISHED: January 9, 2017 at 7:44 am | UPDATED: January 9, 2017 at 12:21 pm
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/01/09/t ... est-coach/



Sean McVay made his pitch Monday to become not only the 49ers coach but the youngest in NFL history.

Interviewing McVay, who turns 31 on Jan. 24, were a pair of 49ers executives in their 30s: CEO Jed York, 36, and chief strategy officer Paraag Marathe, 39.

Aside from the novelty of his age, he has distinct roots to the 49ers Super Bowl-winning dynasty, as the grandson of former 49ers front-office maestro John McVay.

Sean McVay further developed his coaching acumen under the tutelage of brothers Jon and Jay Gruden. Jon was the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach when he gave him his NFL start as a wide receivers assistant in 2008; Jay coaches Washington, which promoted McVay from tight ends coach in 2015.

Washington’s offense went from 17th to third in total yards this season. Only two other NFL coaches were hired before age 32: Harland Svare, 1962 Rams; Lane Kiffin, 2007 Raiders.

The 49ers have already interviewed three possible coaches: Anthony Lynn (Buffalo Bills interim coach), Kyle Shanahan (Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator) and Josh McDaniels (New England Patriots OC). Sean McDermott (Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator) is due up Tuesday, and other expected candidates are Vance Joseph (Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator) and Tom Cable (Seattle Seahawks offensive line).

“It’s humbling,” McDaniels told the Boston Herald about his interviews with the 49ers, Los Angeles Rams and Jacksonville Jaguars. “It’s a privilege to have an opportunity to do any of those things. I feel very fortunate to have an opportunity to sit in front of those people, that they would listen to me and spend time with me.

“Just got to do the best you can to represent yourself, your team, your organization that you come from, your family as best you can, and all the rest of it will play out how it’s supposed to play out.”

Also interviewed Monday was prospective general manager Brandon Beane, who’s been with the Carolina Panthers for 19 years. He was the fifth GM candidate interviewed by the 49ers, following Sunday’s with Jimmy Raye III, the Indianapolis Colts vice president of football operations. Raye’s father was the 49ers offensive coordinator under then-coach Mike Singletary in 2009 and the first three games of 2010 before getting fired.

Green Bay Packers executives Eliot Wolf and Brian Gutekunst and Minneosta Vikings assistant general manager George Paton were interviewed last week. Louis Riddick, an ESPN analyst and former Washington and Philadelphia Eagles front-office executive, will be interviewed Tuesday.

Seahawks co-directors of player personnel Trent Kirchner and Scott Fitterer are expected to meet with the 49ers next Monday, January 16, a day after Cable’s potential interview, according to ESPN.

Patriots player-personnel director Nick Caserio declined an interview and the Kansas City Chiefs blocked Chris Ballard, their director of football operations, from meeting with the 49ers, according to ProFootballTalk.com.