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He's not going to be a OC at this point in his career unless he just cant get a HC job. If he didn't get a HC position this offseason he might explore again next yr (even college) and if it didn't happen then, maybe he considers OC at that point. But it seems people still have genuine interest...

Np, absolutely he wont. He's already had 3 HC interviews and we'll be the 4th.

McCarthy isn't going to be anyone's OC

Indeed. We played one average course (Legacy) but then played two really good ones, Raven and Whirlwind. Had not played any of these 3 previously.

Texans, Titans, Saints, Seahags Really hope the Bills spank the Texans though.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/01/04/report-jason-garrett-has-been-campaigning-to-remain-the-cowboys-coach/

This was the first thing I thought when I saw McCarthy and Lewis were both going to be here today:

My son spent last week with me and we went to Scottsdale for a few days of golf. Good times.

Starvin Marvin in the house. What better way to replace a Garrett then with the guy who's HC career closely mirrors it. That said, Lewis is probably the Rooney rule candidate.

Wasn't he the guy ordering in Asian massages for himself? He's got that going for him.

Dream come true for me, ensures several years of last place finishes for them.

Rooney rule

The Witten stuff is b/s, he might get some looks to be a TE coach or some other type of offensive assistant but he isn't going to be a HC anytime soon. In regards to Campbell, obviously he is considered a "Parcells" guy and has been on Sean Payton's staff in New Orleans as Asst HC and TE coach...

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28416983/vikings-owner-mark-wilf-backs-coach-mike-zimmer-gm-rick-spielman

ESPN and others are saying the Vikes intend to keep Zimmer and the GM regardless of what happens in the playoffs.