Percentages suggest there should be a better pool of defensive candidates
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Titans are slated to talk to their third head coaching candidate Friday, and Matt LaFleur is the first from the offensive side of the ball.
I’ve written about the biggest reason it’d be good for the new guy to be an offensive guy.
Still, I am fine with him coming from either side.
Albert Breer of MMQB has discussed the dwindling pipeline of quality candidates based on all the hiring done in recent years.
In 2015, six of seven hires were defensive coaches. In 2016 things went the other way and all seven hires had offensive backgrounds.
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