Charger Coordinator/Staffing News and Discussion

[sonorajim]

Coach Frank Smith

Thanks! Sounds like he & Staley have a lot in common. Really bright guy. I'm very much looking forward to hearing more about our OL plan after the draft.

[wu-dai clan]

Coach Frank Smith

Frank Smith talked a lot about the process of teaching and communicating effectively.

The common theme of valuing player input ("the artistry is out on the field") is there.

Toughness is a job requirement at OL...glad he mentioned that.

Smith talked about his influences, including Aaron Kromer (now a FA !) and the great Howard Mudd.

The substance will begin soon.

[like54ninjas]

Frank Smith talked a lot about the process of teaching and communicating effectively.

The common theme of valuing player input ("the artistry is out on the field") is there.

Toughness is a job requirement at OL...glad he mentioned that.

Smith talked about his influences, including Aaron Kromer (now a FA !) and the great Howard Mudd.

The substance will begin soon.

I was impressed with his demeanor, areas of importance, and he has a sense of humor. Think he is going to be very relatable and open to player views/ideas.

[Xenos]

Would have preferred O’Connell over Lombardi but it is what it is. Prove me wrong Joe!

[21&500]

Frank Smith talked a lot about the process of teaching and communicating effectively.

The common theme of valuing player input ("the artistry is out on the field") is there.

Toughness is a job requirement at OL...glad he mentioned that.

Smith talked about his influences, including Aaron Kromer (now a FA !) and the great Howard Mudd.

The substance will begin soon.

Nuanced skill that only elite leaders have.
not claiming BS is, but he’s aiming high
Wait and see
This is different than being a “players coach” which is the reputation Pete Carrol earned, but now we’re seeing how unilateral his style really is as Wilson’s frustration becomes more public