Comments (0) Mock free agency & upgrading at quarterback ” Seahawks Draft Blog In the last week we’ve been discussing the very likely proposition that Seattle won’t be drafting a quarterback early this year.
After getting turned down in their request for permission to interview Arizona Cardinals assistant John McNulty and the Green Bay Packers ‘ Ben McAdoo for their offensive coordinator position, it appears the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are working on some other possibilities.
Quarterback Jay Cutler will have his third offensive coordinator
in four seasons with the
Bears , but this transition could be
the smoothest yet.
Offensive coordinator Mike Tice was promoted from within, so
Cutler won’t have to learn new terminology, and he’ll work with
someone who’s familiar with the personnel and one of the team’s
biggest concerns: the offensive line.
Instead of churning out another mock draft with the usual suspects, this is an opportunity to fulfill every need the Chicago Bears have.
The 2012 NFL season hasn’t started yet, but there will be some coaches who start the new NFL year with a little heat under their seat.
Quarterback Jay Cutler will have his third offensive coordinator in four seasons with the Bears, but this transition could be the smoothest yet. Offensive coordinator Mike Tice was promoted from within, so Cutler won’t have to learn new terminology, and he’ll work with someone who’s familiar with the personnel and one of the team’s biggest concerns: the offensive line. Unlike Mike Martz, Tice will pay more attention to matchups, providing linemen with more help, if necessary. And new quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates is someone with whom Cutler also is very familiar. Bates was on the Denver Broncos’ coaching staff from …
In the latest mock from the NFL draft specialists over at Mocking The Draft, the Chicago Bears are projected to take South Carolina wide receiver Alshon Jeffery .
The Giants are not the greatest of Super Bowl champions. They lost seven games this season and were swept in their season series with the Washington Redskins.
While it’s not as exciting as winning the Super Bowl, the Chicago Bears’ recent hiring of Jeremy Bates as their quarterbacks coach isn’t without it’s share of interest. The obvious point is that the Bears needed to fill the position.
New Bears quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates knows Jay Cutler well and there’s plenty of reasons for optimism about what the two can accomplish for the Bears. Jim Miller explains.
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