I’m the only one voting Leslie Frazier so far? Vote vote vote! Pretend he is Obama(if democrat) or McCain(if Republican or Chuck Baldwin(if you are a freedom loving constitution loving patriot). lol Yeah. Just vote Frazier baby!

I like a young energetic coach who the players will want to play for…he will make Denver a better defensive team and he just seems to have it. The other men are all fine coaches indeed but Mr. Morris gets my nod.

got my vote. I like Spagnuolo also, but why not Dennison? Colorado native, Bronco since 1982; experience as ST coach, and O line coach and O assistant coach. Heckuva linebacker from 82 to 90, at least for a slow white guy, and he was also a heckuva special teams player. He’s got more experience than any of the others, and we’d keep the offense intact, especially the zone block system. Master’s degree says he’s real smart. He would be a keeper, not someone who might use the job as a stepping stone to someplace he’d prefer.

Morris, Frazier or Spags would all be good.
I just don’t understand why McDaniels would be the choice when we need a good defensive minded coach to compliment the offense that Bates is capable of running.

That’s for Zappa

DENNISON is our man
Go Broncos

I really like the mix.
McDanniels has coached on both sides of the ball, and him working with Bates, Dennison and Turner will be AWESOME.
This is ahuge WIN/WIN situation!!!!

So I gave Dennison some love.

I like what I hear about him.

and which ultimately was the undoing of Shanny.
DONT JUST LOOK AT THE COACH BUT LOOK AT WHO HE WILL BRING IN WITH HIM.
Shanny was/is a great coach, but the coaching staff was average.
Telling me that we get:
1/ McDaniells.
2/ Capers (a former HC and defensive guru).
3/ Keep Bates, Dennison and Turner.

This is a no brainer, and is by far the strongest combination of coaches for our club.

I like Morris, but who comes in as OC (Bates is not the answer yet)….who comes in as DC.

I just like the above collection of guys. We would have one of the strongest coaching staffs out there which would be a NICE change.

I am reading a lot of really good reasons why these guys should be coordinators, not necessarily HC.

McDaniels – has a reputation as an offensive guru in the making, worked a miracle with Cassel this year, comes from a successful program, and does have experience breaking down defenses on tape. His system would mesh well with ours, but he seems a little too pass-happy for my tastes. I think we need a return to run-first. Plus, we already have our own alleged offensive guru in Bates. Finally, NE assistants haven’t panned out on their own; makes me wonder how much of their brilliance is just a reflection of the system they coached in.

Spags – Unknown until this year, suddenly the hot candidate on everyone’s radar. What he has done with NYG defense is impressive, no doubt if he were DC he would get our defense performing at a much higher level; throw in some more quality players and we could have a top 5 defense. BUT we are not looking at Spags for DC; we’re lookiing for a HC. He, like most of the candidates, seems a little short on expereince having only been a coordinator for two seasons.

Raheem Morris – if Spags is short on experience, Morris is a mere baby. He’s been a DC for what 4 weeks. In his favor he seems to be well respected and already has a rapport with Bates. If he were DC I’m sure he could implement an effective T-2 defense. But again, we’re looking for a HC not a DC. Can he make the jump from position coach to HC successfully?

Leslie Frazier – of all the defensive candidates Frazier seems most qualitative to make the jump to HC. He has been a successful DC. He hasn’t been a DC any longer than Spags, but he has been effective in several different organizations and with several different systems. This tells me that he has a deep understanding of defense in general and not just a particular system. Also, having worked in several different organizations he may be open minded about offensive and defensive systems.

Jason Garrett – other than the fact that he’s one of the “sexy” candidates from last year, I’m not sure why he is on this list. His offense fail to show up in the playoffs last year, and sputtered and died this year, even after Romo returned. Can’t seem to tell the ocean form the mountains either. Unlike the previous candidates, I don’t believe he has been to the Super Bowl, let alone won it.

Todd Bowles – Bowles seems to be a carbon copy of Morris only coming out of the Cowboys organization instead of Tampa. He has slightly more experience than Morris, but it concerns me that, like Morris, he’s only worked in one organization. He may be ready for the jump but there’s no way to know. Like Garrett, I don’t think he’s been to the Super Bowl.

Rick Dennison – I’m already on record with my view on Mr. D

The biggest concerns I had were that we might lose him or, if promoted, how would we replace his genius with the O-line. With both of those concerns seemingly resolved, we may be best off retaining him as OC. If the new HC doesn’t pan out we can promote Dennison to HC then.

There’s a lot we don’t, and will never, know. But based on what I’ve heard so far I’m leaning strongly toward Frazier. He may not be the “HOT” prospect but he seems to bring a lot to the table.

Watching the Florida Gators defense was pretty impressive tonight (and they have been impressive the past few years). I have no idea if he would be interested or available to move to the NFL as a DC and I am not sure how comfortable I would be turning the defense over to a college coach. But on the other hand, maybe the secret to getting production from Jarvis Moss.

That Romo (as in romanowski not the Dallas QB) was interested in the head coaching job and that he even went so far as to put together a 30 page presentation for Bowlen on how he would do things, ie coaching staff, etc…