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Who’s Linked To O'Connell: Filling Out The Staff


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Greg Manusky, 55, has spent 12 seasons as a defensive coordinator for four NFL teams. He spent the past two seasons as a defensive quality control assistant at the University of Kentucky. Manusky has served as a linebackers coach in two stints with Washington and with the Chargers.

He began his coaching career in 2001, two years after his 12-year NFL playing career ended. Manusky was a linebacker for Washington, Kansas City and Minnesota, playing 113 consecutive games to end his playing career.

Manusky was defensive coordinator for the 49ers (2007-10), Chargers (2011), Colts (2012-15) and Commanders (2017-19).

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/02/25/report-vikings-hire-greg-manusky-as-inside-linebackers-coach/

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2 hours ago, SemperFeist said:

I like seeing O’Connell follow McVay’s example and hiring a Game Management Coordinator. 

and what does a GMC do? both during the week and in actual games?

 

 

In Childress' case, would the GMC be counting to see if only 11 men are on the field? lol

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5 minutes ago, vike daddy said:

and what does a GMC do? both during the week and in actual games?

 

 

In Childress' case, would the GMC be counting to see if only 11 men are on the field? lol

I imagine this is where a lot of the in-game analytics advice comes from.

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4 hours ago, VikeManDan said:

Care to expand on that? Is it because of the role Steve is in?

Nepotism is when someone gets a job that they are unqualified for simply because their parent is in a position to hire them. This isn’t one of those situations. Just because you work with your parent, doesn’t mean it’s a result of nepotism.

Steve Donatell has been a defensive quality control guy at Stanford for the past 3 years. So, I’d venture that he’s plenty qualified to do the same job with the Vikings. 

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