I think there is a0.02 l% chance Kelly winds up at LSU. Square peg/round hole. He has no coaching ties in the south and LSU is a bout as uniquely south as it gets. Culturally speaking it's a bad fit
Eagles and Chipster - will he be traded to Tennessee?
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Oh and chip Kelly doesn't like black dudes ;)
Chip will go anywhere but the SEC and he's smarter for it, I'd expect Oregon to go hard to get him back if he does indeed decide to come back to college. It would be interesting to see Texas/USC/Oregon/LSU duke it out for his services with the 3 losers being worse off for it.
As for Mariota, he's done well with what the coaching staff is asking him to do. He throws a bunch of quick routes and never really stretches the field, he's really a better version of Alex Smith with KC. I think Chip could be good to get the most out of him but it could also hurt Mariota's development in pro style offenses if Chip doesn't spend a long time with the Titans.
As for Mariota, he's done well with what the coaching staff is asking him to do. He throws a bunch of quick routes and never really stretches the field, he's really a better version of Alex Smith with KC. I think Chip could be good to get the most out of him but it could also hurt Mariota's development in pro style offenses if Chip doesn't spend a long time with the Titans.
Man, there are some very good jobs open already, with more to come. Assuming Kelly leaves or gets booted from Philly, he's going to have quite a choice to make. And his agent has to be among the happiest dudes in America. Figure there'll be some kind of buyout from Philly, then he can play numerous Cadillac programs against one another to drive up Kelly's compensation.
I agree with the posters above that USCw seems like most logical landing spot. It'd be interesting to see what he could do with that program and the scads of 5*s they recruit every year. And I think the Sips and Corndog make a run for him, too - but I see Baton Rouge and the SEC in general as the least likely landing spot. As others stated, he has no connections to the SEC and he may wish to think twice about facing our defenses 8 times per year.
Gonna be a fun off-season. I am so glad we have our guy.
I agree with the posters above that USCw seems like most logical landing spot. It'd be interesting to see what he could do with that program and the scads of 5*s they recruit every year. And I think the Sips and Corndog make a run for him, too - but I see Baton Rouge and the SEC in general as the least likely landing spot. As others stated, he has no connections to the SEC and he may wish to think twice about facing our defenses 8 times per year.
Gonna be a fun off-season. I am so glad we have our guy.
Im not sure he wants to go back to the Pac and attempt to destroy what he built at Oreygun.
Texas will be the most enticing IMO.
Texas will be the most enticing IMO.
He's not even a West Coast guy. He just happened to get the Oregon job and from there he became one. He's from New Hampshire. He could wind up anywhere.
