So is Linehan good or bad for our recruits?

who knows

Literally no way of knowing at this time but he has coached several prolific QB/WR combinations in his NFL career.

We’ll see if he’s a strong recruiter but I trust O

Caleb Williams is now weighing his options between (mainly) Clemson, LSU, and Oklahoma. PSU is also in it, but let's just say those 3 for brevity.

Clemson- Deshaun Watson, Trevor Lawrence. National spotlight due to an awful schedule, so it's a guaranteed playoff berth. Clemson also gets good receivers, so it's almost a perfect situation for a QB.

Oklahoma- Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray, Jalen Hurts. What do all three have in common? They transferred to Oklahoma, they were not "developed" by Lincoln Riley. Riley is what is attracting Caleb to OU, because he's known as some QB guru, when he really is being handed great QBs on a silver platter. Is he a great offensive mind? Yes. Is he deserving of all the credit that he gets for QB development? Absolutely not.



Caleb has told me and others on multiple occasions that he's looking for a place that feels like family, is a winning team, and can get him to the next level. Those three things. The new LSU analyst hires as well as the PGC hire all have one thing in common: QB development, and a track record to show for it. Linehan is a GREAT hire for QB development and recruiting QBs, even if he doesn't want to go boots on the ground to recruit them. Not to mention, Caleb has also said that one single coach doesn't make or break his decision to commit to a school.

you made an account just to say this? are you one of the other PGC candidates that didn't get hired?

Positive : nfl lineage

Negative: cowboys offense

Nuss is practically family

and also a Max Johnson level

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Home run my arse. The Cowboys offense went from 22nd in the NFL in 2018 to 1st in 2019 after they fired him

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Everyone gets fired in the NFL. The cowboys had one good year after him. One. If Joe Brady were to fall flat in Carolina and get canned in a couple years, does it take even the slightest shine off our national championship season or does it mean you would be against him rejoining the LSU staff? The NFL is an entirely different animal. More chefs in the kitchen. More variables to success and failure than just a coach not being good.

Improves. This guy is not going anywhere and knows the league.

He is a super experienced offensive coach. Overall he has been a very good offensive coordinator at the NFL level. He was also a passing game coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys before stepping up to the OC level. Hence, if his very established track record in the NFL is a selling point, then my guess is that he will be very good at helping LSU to attract top-quality offensive recruits. As he probably has forgotten more about offense than still wet behind the ears Joe Brady knows.