Chudzinski, Linehan will interview for 49ers’ OC job
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/01/08/chudzinski-linehan-will-interview-for-49ers-oc-job/
At this time last year, Rob Chudzinski signed a three-year contract extension with the Browns rather than interview for the Baltimore Ravens coaching job.
Now, with Cleveland expected to hire Jets quarterbacks coach Brian Daboll as its offensive coordinator, Chudzinski is looking for work with his three-year extension in hand. He might not have to wait long to find it.
Chudzinski will interview Saturday with San Francisco, which is looking to match head coach Mike Singletary with a bright, progressive mind. One day before Chudzinski is scheduled to interview, San Francisco is scheduled to kick off its offensive coordinator search with former St. Louis Rams coach Scott Linehan.
Linehan and Chudzinski will be the first two candidates to interview for the 49ers offensive coordinator job, but they are not expected to be the last. San Francisco plans to speak with six or seven candidates and have them meet with Singletary before making a final decision. This is one it wants to get right. It has not always done that in the past.
San Francisco has gone through offensive coordinators the way the Raiders have gone through head coaches.
Since 2003, the 49ers have had a different offensive coordinator every season: Martz, Jim Hostler (2007), Norv Turner (2006), Mike McCarthy (2005), Ted Tollner (2004) and Gregg Knapp (2001-03).
Now, the 49ers will have their seventh offensive coordinator in seven years. But it looks like it’s going to be a good one.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/01/08/chudzinski-linehan-will-interview-for-49ers-oc-job/
At this time last year, Rob Chudzinski signed a three-year contract extension with the Browns rather than interview for the Baltimore Ravens coaching job.
Now, with Cleveland expected to hire Jets quarterbacks coach Brian Daboll as its offensive coordinator, Chudzinski is looking for work with his three-year extension in hand. He might not have to wait long to find it.
Chudzinski will interview Saturday with San Francisco, which is looking to match head coach Mike Singletary with a bright, progressive mind. One day before Chudzinski is scheduled to interview, San Francisco is scheduled to kick off its offensive coordinator search with former St. Louis Rams coach Scott Linehan.
Linehan and Chudzinski will be the first two candidates to interview for the 49ers offensive coordinator job, but they are not expected to be the last. San Francisco plans to speak with six or seven candidates and have them meet with Singletary before making a final decision. This is one it wants to get right. It has not always done that in the past.
San Francisco has gone through offensive coordinators the way the Raiders have gone through head coaches.
Since 2003, the 49ers have had a different offensive coordinator every season: Martz, Jim Hostler (2007), Norv Turner (2006), Mike McCarthy (2005), Ted Tollner (2004) and Gregg Knapp (2001-03).
Now, the 49ers will have their seventh offensive coordinator in seven years. But it looks like it’s going to be a good one.