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He certainly fits the profile that owners like. Son of another former coach. Offensive coordinator of a playoff team. Peyton Manning likes him.
If he goes, I think we have the perfect replacement in-house. Dan Pitcher has been QB coach since Taylor has been here and he's been mentioned as a candidate for open OC positions across the league. IMO, losing Callahan wouldn't be as problematic as losing Lou.
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In the end - Taylor calls the plays. Callahan would be missed for game day prep and other work he does....but, until Taylor can be convinced to switch some of this schemes/alignments up - I think we will continue to see some of the infuriating things we see (short yardage play callings, and lack of imagination in the run game).
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I understand why some coaches really like to manage a side of the ball and call the plays. Because if they lose a guy to a head coaching gig, they are forced to start over. By Taylor being in charge he never truly loses his entire offenses identity with his franchise QB.
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