12-09-2017, 10:04 AM
I think there are a few internal dominoes here. And I think Tavita might end up at the center of a few scenarios.
Would Shaw really relinquish play calling and playbook decisions to someone else? It seems to me that is the key question here. Hes pretty much evaded any transparency with the Shawvitagren structure - why would he want to change that now? When I think about it, its not really clear what Shaw thinks the OC job responsibilities and accountabilities should be.
Would a new OC from outside want input as to the position coaches?
Wouldnt a prospective new OL coach from outside first want to know who the OC was?
Dont position coaches pretty much report to the coordinators? Would Gould and the other current O position coaches accept reporting to Tavita?
If Tavita stays and is not promoted, would he be content?
Would Shaw really relinquish play calling and playbook decisions to someone else? It seems to me that is the key question here. Hes pretty much evaded any transparency with the Shawvitagren structure - why would he want to change that now? When I think about it, its not really clear what Shaw thinks the OC job responsibilities and accountabilities should be.
Would a new OC from outside want input as to the position coaches?
Wouldnt a prospective new OL coach from outside first want to know who the OC was?
Dont position coaches pretty much report to the coordinators? Would Gould and the other current O position coaches accept reporting to Tavita?
If Tavita stays and is not promoted, would he be content?