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Raiders hire Paul Guenther (DC), Greg Olsen (OC) and Rich Bisaccia (ST)


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https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/01/09/why-jon-gruden-chose-his-three-coordinators-for-the-raiders/

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Instead of Todd Downing, John Pagano and Brad Seely, it’ll be Greg Olson, Paul Guenther and Rich Bisaccia leading Gruden’s staff.

Olson, the offensive coordinator, served as the Rams quarterbacks coach this season. Guenther, the defensive coordinator, held the same position with the Bengals this year. Bisaccia, the special teams coach, led the Cowboys special teams in 2017.

Most Raider talk has been focused on Jon Gruden, but he has officially announced these three to his coaching staff. Guenther was the Bengals DC the past number of years, Olsen was the Raiders OC in Carr's rookie year and has worked with Bortles and Goff since. Bisaccia was the Cowboys ST coach.

What are your thoughts thus far on his staff? Do you have any info on these guys?

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5 minutes ago, El ramster said:

Shame he won't have a Jared Goff to take him to the next level :D . But hope the best for him.. Wonder if he'll take Mcvays schemes and fake jets reverses.

Who do the raiders have that's a speed demon? 

Cordarrelle Patterson or Johnny Holton 

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9 minutes ago, Jaguarfan said:

legit pretty sure Gruden thinks he scored the Panthers TE because Greg Olsen the coach is a terrible hire 

You've been on every Gruden post crying.

1. Olsen isn't calling plays... He's helping install the offense.

2. He has a track record of working well with young quarterbacks, see his work with Goff, what McVay had to say about him, and Carr has raved about him.

3.He's coming from the #1 offense in the NFL this year in the regular season, a large part of which was unbelievable scheming/coaching. Seeing as we needed an OC who would be willing to NOT call plays, Olsen is an ideal hire. Most OC's would not want a part of this offensive coaching staff because they would want to call plays and establish a resume to eventually become a head coach.

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22 minutes ago, MrOaktown_56 said:

You've been on every Gruden post crying.

1. Olsen isn't calling plays... He's helping install the offense.

2. He has a track record of working well with young quarterbacks, see his work with Goff, what McVay had to say about him, and Carr has raved about him.

3.He's coming from the #1 offense in the NFL this year in the regular season, a large part of which was unbelievable scheming/coaching. Seeing as we needed an OC who would be willing to NOT call plays, Olsen is an ideal hire. Most OC's would not want a part of this offensive coaching staff because they would want to call plays and establish a resume to eventually become a head coach.

 

1 minute ago, OleXmad said:

Care to enlighten on why he is?

he helped Bortles get to one season of productive play and then proceeded to completely destroy his mechanics. I don't think his offense is sustainable for any more than a season, which his history as a coordinator would suggest. Pretty sure he directly told Bortles to stop visiting the guy that fixed his mechanics, and, shockingly, Bortles regressed the next year. 

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Just now, Jaguarfan said:

 

he helped Bortles get to one season of productive play and then proceeded to completely destroy his mechanics. I don't think his offense is sustainable for any more than a season, which his history as a coordinator would suggest. Pretty sure he directly told Bortles to stop visiting the guy that fixed his mechanics, and, shockingly, Bortles regressed the next year. 

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But he's not calling plays...

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Just now, Jaguarfan said:

is he also just not working with Carr at all? Because otherwise you're gonna have some issues 

Just like they had issues working together the first time? Because Carr's never had mechanical problems. Inconsistent footwork? Yes. Mechanical? Never.

Goff didn't have them either and look how Olsen helped develop him. Don't take my word for it, ask @jrry32 .

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11 minutes ago, MrOaktown_56 said:

Just like they had issues working together the first time? Because Carr's never had mechanical problems. Inconsistent footwork? Yes. Mechanical? Never.

Goff didn't have them either and look how Olsen helped develop him. Don't take my word for it, ask @jrry32 .

Pretty sure Olsen worked with Carr for one year...

Worked with Goff for one year as well. Also, if you want to give Olsen credit for Goff go for it, but I'm giving most all of the credit to that guy named McVay lol.

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