Updated Tomlin stats

[NorthCoast]

A name that Tomlin might consider for his next OC; Matt Campbell. He's turned around an ISU program that was lagging. Bright offensive mind that coached Purdy and has built a winning culture. In fact, he might be candidate to replace Tomlin when his contract is up (Campbell's ends in 2028 at ISU).

[WindyCitySteel]

A name that Tomlin might consider for his next OC; Matt Campbell. He's turned around an ISU program that was lagging. Bright offensive mind that coached Purdy and has built a winning culture. In fact, he might be candidate to replace Tomlin when his contract is up (Campbell's ends in 2028 at ISU).

Next coach has to be an offensive mind.

[WindyCitySteel]

No coaching tree is arguably the biggest indictment against Tomlin. Seriously, how can you be an NFL head coach for 18 years, and not have a single former subordinate anywhere in the league?

And why is that NEVER mentioned anywhere in the media? Well, we know why

Joe Philbin coached a rather unremarkable 5 seasons, 4 in Miami, 1 interim in GB, has a coaching tree, including Dan Campbell, Zac Taylor, and soon to be Ben Johnson.

Tomlin is just not an X’s and O’s guy and desperately tries to be one. Just hire smart guys and get out of the way.

[whatever]

I seem to recall a lot of posters on here loving the last OC hire.

[feltdizz]

A name that Tomlin might consider for his next OC; Matt Campbell. He's turned around an ISU program that was lagging. Bright offensive mind that coached Purdy and has built a winning culture. In fact, he might be candidate to replace Tomlin when his contract is up (Campbell's ends in 2028 at ISU).

I bet money Tomlin hires another older OC. The guy has no desire to hire a young coach. He will interview Jim Caldwell again, lol.