Consultants

[Blakejc]

Rhule said he’s asking some folks from outside the program to take a look at the offense and give feedback. This includes guys coming to campus and seeing things up close. I’m fascinated by this. He said it was rare to do this in season. Hopeful we can get some intel on who it is.

 

[HerbRedman]

 

[Ext. 55]

I’ll take whatever we can get.

 

[SoCal_Corn]

The Bob's could help.

 

[HughJanus]

Not a great sign

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Probably Joey McGuire's other kids. #PennsylvaniaFrost

 

[Tezzer]

Belichick?

 

[Ripping Lips]

Probably Frank Solich or Bo Pelini.

Just throwing stupid names out there

 

[HughJanus]

Probably Frank Solich or Bo Pelini.

Just throwing stupid names out there

He hasn't called Hugh Janus yet. What a mistake. An unbelievable mistake.

 

[Ripping Lips]

He hasn't called Hugh Janus yet. What a mistake. An unbelievable mistake.

If he was smart, he’d consult @DuckSker for advice.

 

[nja13]

Belichick?

I assume Bill Belichick, Nick Saban, Tom Osborne, Dana Holgorsen and Pete Caroll, who are all available.

And I realize three of those guys were primarily defensive oriented coaches, but that means they know what is tough to stop.

 

[HughJanus]

If he was smart, he’d consult @Ducksker (aka Kitty) for advice.

Honestly as much as I don't want to admit it @DuckSker knows ball apparently

 

[JankTheTank]

Phil Snow would be a solid bet. It looks like he is no longer an analyst for the Bears this year based on website staff lists. Dude might just be in retirement right now.

Seattle Seahawks have a bye this week. Jake Peetz, who worked with Rhule in Carolina, Rhule’s first choice for an WB coach, and who is Seattle’s pass game coordinator, could theoretically pop in for a couple days perhaps. Not sure what a bye is like for an NFL coach. Frisman Jackson also coaches for Seattle.

 

[greybeardedchild]

Alright who's in charge of flight tracking?

 

[DrumMonkeyRobot]

Alright who's in charge of flight tracking?

 

[Huskersballz]

If it’s anything like the corporate world I imagine bringing a “consultant” in will be a total waste of time and money. Also managements are usually too headstrong/egotistical to actually implement recommendations from (the very few amount of credible) consultants

 

[HCFord1]

If it’s anything like the corporate world I imagine bringing a “consultant” in will be a total waste of time and money. Also managements are usually too headstrong/egotistical to actually implement recommendations from (the very few amount of credible) consultants

It’s been well established on here that running a football program is almost exactly like corporate.

 

[nja13]

If it’s anything like the corporate world I imagine bringing a “consultant” in will be a total waste of time and money. Also managements are usually too headstrong/egotistical to actually implement recommendations from (the very few amount of credible) consultants

But here the guy in charge of offense wtih potential to be headstrong/stubborn/resistant to change is Satterfield. It's not Rhule's offense, so I don't see him being to egotistial to change it.

Rhule seems to be all about making whatever changes are necessary to improve the offense this season. I don't think he's bringing these guys in to waste everyone's time by ignoring their advice.

 

[Fargo Husker]

Probably some snobby douches from McKinsey

 

[Sous Chef]

Rhule said he’s asking some folks from outside the program to take a look at the offense and give feedback. This includes guys coming to campus and seeing things up close. I’m fascinated by this. He said it was rare to do this in season. Hopeful we can get some intel on who it is.

One of the things I'm curious about is who is footing the bill for these outside experts to come here and tell him Satterfield and Skippy suck ass and Foley is a dead weight.