[Elvis]

They only let them go if it is a promotion. LaFleur is already the Offensive Coordinator with the Rams. No lateral moves

That's not the rule anymore. You can't block an assistant from becoming a HC but you can block anything else.

But McVay isn't like that. He's about empowering people, that's his whole thing.

So if LaFleur got an opportunity to call plays to be the true OC and he wanted it, i'm pretty sure McVay would let him go. But he wouldn't have to...

[azramsfan93]

I agree they wouldn’t have had to allow it, but like with Olsen, I couldn’t see them blocking it if he wanted to go.
Good thing we won’t have to find out

Olson was promoted from QB coach to OC. Rams couldn’t block it.

[Elvis]

Olson was promoted from QB coach to OC. Rams couldn’t block it.

This keeps coming up but the rules have changed, several years ago.

Teams can block any move except to HC.

If a team wants your OL coach for OC you can say no. There is nothing about lateral moves in the rules anymore. It's HC or nothing...

[RamsFanSince82]

It doesn’t look like the Seahawks will not be waiting for the divisional round to conclude to identify their next offensive coordinator.

The Seahawks intend to hire Colts quarterbacks coach Brian Schottenheimer for the role, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com tweets.

[RamsFanSince82]

Lol

[snackdaddy]

More good news for us.

[Elvis]

[aeneas1]

in schottie's defense he was given a lot of qb stiffs to work with, wilson will be by far the best qb he's worked outside of favre... schott's oc resume:

[RedAlice]

And here I thought the Hawks were trying to improve themselves.

[/zn/]

My bet is that Schott will be better than Bevell was.