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A question to Cardboard members: apart from Pete Alamar, is there a single member of Shaw's coaching staff that would realistically have a shot at a bigger job elsewhere?  And a second question: could any member of Shaw's staff replace Shaw (the way he replaced Harbaugh)?  I say no and no to both questions, but would be interested in your collective views.  The answer to both questions in a truly excellent program would be yes and yes.

Allegedly Arrilaga opened up his checkbook a couple years ago to keep Anderson. Akina could absolutely make a lateral move anywhere he wants and probably get a DC job if he wanted it (not clear he does). Carberry was an NFL OL coach, similarly Gould had a position coach job in the NFL.

So yeah there are a number of guys on the staff who could either move up or move to a similar role in the NFL. However, none of them is named Pritchard, Turner, or Hansen who oversee three of the most problematic position groups.

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A question to Cardboard members: apart from Pete Alamar, is there a single member of Shaw's coaching staff that would realistically have a shot at a bigger job elsewhere?  And a second question: could any member of Shaw's staff replace Shaw (the way he replaced Harbaugh)?  I say no and no to both questions, but would be interested in your collective views.  The answer to both questions in a truly excellent program would be yes and yes.

Allegedly Arrilaga opened up his checkbook a couple years ago to keep Anderson. Akina could absolutely make a lateral move anywhere he wants and probably get a DC job if he wanted it (not clear he does). Carberry was an NFL OL coach, similarly Gould had a position coach job in the NFL.

So yeah there are a number of guys on the staff who could either move up or move to a similar role in the NFL. However, none of them is named Pritchard, Turner, or Hansen who oversee three of the most problematic position groups.