Jay Gruden - being interviewed for HC

[RamDez]

Rams and league sources have confirmed that Jay Gruden has been given permission to interview for the Rams Head Coaching vacancy.
From: @SoftliSTL

http://www.cincyjungle.com/2012/1/10...iew-jay-gruden

[fliptalianstallion]

Wouldn't mind, he's done an excellent job revamping that Bengals offense. One can argue that we need an experienced head coach but this isn't the old regime that couldn't draft if their lives depended on it.

[RamsFanSam]

Gruden.....not sure how I feel about this one....

[RebelYell]

for THOLTFAN81, this is all he needs to know.

[fliptalianstallion]

Gruden.....not sure how I feel about this one....

Just because it's his brother doesn't mean he's a tool.

[sosa39rams]

Intruiging...but no thanks! I'd rather go with Ray Horton.

[fliptalianstallion]

Intruiging...but no thanks! I'd rather go with Ray Horton.

Isn't Ray Horton a 3-4 guy? I wouldn't mind but I'd also consider Dennis Allen.

[mh-i]

JAY Gruden. How exciting. Maybe we can get MARK Montana to be the QB coach or BOB "Not So Tall" Jones to coach the D line.

[Fettmaster]

If we lose out on Fisher, I like the idea of hiring an offensive-minded head coach more than a defensive one to be honest. The benefit of of hiring an offensive-minded head coach means a more consistent system for Sam Bradford. When you look at the top QB's from around the league, a lot of them have been playing in the same system for years, even when their OC's come and go. Picking up a defensive-minded head coach could lead just more inconsistency.

[sosa39rams]

Isn't Ray Horton a 3-4 guy? I wouldn't mind but I'd also consider Dennis Allen.

Yes sir. But news, Jay Gruden says he doesn't want to interview because he is staying with the Bengals.