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Does anyone know if the NFL has a limit on the number of coaches a team can have, as the NCAA does? It seems strange that Meyers specializes in the exact same things as Kromer. I assume he would just be an assistant O-Line coach, but I didn't know if we are limited in how many we could have.
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Trestman has looked at out OL and thinks it will take 3 OL coaches per lineman.
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Rogelio 
Does anyone know if the NFL has a limit on the number of coaches a team can have, as the NCAA does? It seems strange that Meyers specializes in the exact same things as Kromer. I assume he would just be an assistant O-Line coach, but I didn't know if we are limited in how many we could have.
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deuvl Bischoff was our special teams coach in montreal and Pat Meyer was brought in last year as O-Line coach and was promoted as OC before Marc flew the coop. They are Marc's boys and will perform better in Bear land. Some Als fans will tell you they're happy to see Marc and Andy leave. What they won't tell you is that in spite of back to back championships the team couldn't fill a 25,000 seat stadium to support them. Therefore they had to work with a lot of restraints and of course the non-import to import ratio (you must have 20 canadians on each CFL team). With your team and your fan support and your resources they should flourish.
Thanks for the input deuvl. Anything else you can share?
The Greatest form of revenge is MASSIVE success.
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4DaBERS Thanks for the input deuvl. Anything else you can share?
yes give us dirt!
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Originally Posted by
Rogelio Does anyone know if the NFL has a limit on the number of coaches a team can have, as the NCAA does? It seems strange that Meyers specializes in the exact same things as Kromer. I assume he would just be an assistant O-Line coach, but I didn't know if we are limited in how many we could have.
I do not think there is a limit ... it all depends on how much the Head Coach wants to pass out.
When Gibbs was back in Washington during his second stint with the team... his coaching staff was around 25. He had himself then a couple Assistant Head Coaches (who also held positional jobs) then an Offensive Assistant then an Offensive Coordinator and then numerous positional coaches who also had assistants as well. This same structure held true for the defensive side of the ball.
None of my posts on this forum have been aided by the use of deer-antler spray...
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Originally Posted by
Rogelio Does anyone know if the NFL has a limit on the number of coaches a team can have, as the NCAA does? It seems strange that Meyers specializes in the exact same things as Kromer. I assume he would just be an assistant O-Line coach, but I didn't know if we are limited in how many we could have.
Every team has a OL coach and OC. Some OCs share the OL coaching duty or specialize in it, but they still have their every day guy for coaching up the OL. Trestman is calling the plays and he will most likely design the playbook in conjunction with Kromer. Kromer may be offensive coordinator in title, and he very well could be a real behind-the-scenes hero, but to me, his hiring is about having a sure focus on systematizing our OL to the outstanding flex blocking scheme that is now all the rage after becoming so successful in places like SF, ATL and NO.
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bearsinhouston Trestman has looked at out OL and thinks it will take 3 OL coaches per lineman.
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Smoking Jay yes give us dirt!
local media were starting to unfairly brand him as a tyrant because coaches were leaving. they couldn't handle the strain of the work marc was asking them to do. he is a consummate perfectionnist which is why it was time for him to swim in better waters. some might say his offensive schemes were becoming predictable but again he is limited by what he has to work with. He's helped our aging QB break cfl records for all-time TDs, completions and set 'pro' football all time yards passing record and last year he broke Doug Flutie's records of seven consecutive 300 yard games and six 5,000 yard passing seasons and this is at the age of 40.
His daughters are also smokin' hot. 
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little bear I can only confirm.
Move over Malia and Sasha, Chicagoans are about to have a new favorite pair of sisters to draft and follow: Chloe and Sarahanne Trestman.
Chloe
Sarahanne
YAHTZEE!! I hope to see plenty of shots of them during game broadcasts, wearing tight, oh-so-deliciously form fitting Bears apparel...
Confucius says, "Baseball is wrong. Man with four balls cannot walk."
JPosh2012 say BEAR DOWN!
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