Coaching news

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Kevin Bowen
@KBowen1070
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2h
Looks like #Colts will have a new defensive line coach in 2025.

Edge group has too often been a disappointment in the pass rush game.

Which extends before Partridge arrived two years ago.

Adam Rittenberg
@ESPNRittenberg
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3h
Sources: Notre Dame is set to hire Indianapolis Colts defensive line coach Charlie Partridge for the same role. An accomplished college assistant and former FAU head coach, Partridge was at Pitt from 2017-2023. Worked with ND coordinator Chris Ash at Wisconsin, Arkansas, Drake.

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Originally Posted by Puck

Kevin Bowen
@KBowen1070
·
2h
Looks like #Colts will have a new defensive line coach in 2025.

Edge group has too often been a disappointment in the pass rush game.

Which extends before Partridge arrived two years ago.

Adam Rittenberg
@ESPNRittenberg
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3h
Sources: Notre Dame is set to hire Indianapolis Colts defensive line coach Charlie Partridge for the same role. An accomplished college assistant and former FAU head coach, Partridge was at Pitt from 2017-2023. Worked with ND coordinator Chris Ash at Wisconsin, Arkansas, Drake.

Good news

[Lov2fish]

We get better by subtraction!

[Hoopsdoc]

As long as we don’t lose Sparano or Anarumo we’ll be fine.

[apballin]

Like the first day of Christmas

[Puck]

Destin Adams

@TheDestinAdams
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6h
Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo is set to interview for an open head coaching position after the season ends

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Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

At no time did I say 1 year after. I only said before he could be inducted to the HOF. Since we only have 4 1st ballot HOF coaches, who knows how long that could be ???

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Bobby Bowden was still coaching when he was elected to the College Football Hall-of-Fame when was 76 years-old. Bill Snyder was also 76 years-old when he was elected while still coaching in 2015. John Ralston was 65 years-old when he was elected while still coaching in 1992, and John Gagialrdi was 80 years-old when he was elected while still coaching in 2006.

I'm fine with coaches that are well beyond their 60th birthday and still coaching being elected to the Hall-of-Fame, in the pros and in college ...... Bear Bryant never got to see his induction because he died when he was 69 right after he finished coaching his final game, and he was not elected until 1986, 3 years after he died.

A coach might live until he is 99 years-old like John Wooden did, he might live until he is 90 like Don Shula did, he might live until he is 82 like Chuck Noll did, or he might drop dead at 57 like Vince Lombardi did ...... if players regularly continued playing well into their 60's and 70's like coaches often do, I would be OK with them not waiting to be retired for 5 years for induction, also.

o