He’ll be the big name for Head Coaching jobs next year. He worked under Sean Payton and Ben Johnson, two of the best play callers in the league. He’s calling plays this year for the Ravens and doing a good job so far. He’s very young and inexperienced but that shouldn’t scare Howie. I’m afraid this offense needs to be built from the ground up.

On 10/6/2026 at 9:51 PM, Road to Victory said:

He’ll be the big name for Head Coaching jobs next year. He worked under Sean Payton and Ben Johnson, two of the best play callers in the league. He’s calling plays this year for the Ravens and doing a good job so far. He’s very young and inexperienced but that shouldn’t scare Howie. I’m afraid this offense needs to be built from the ground up.

Probably the only OC candidate from the small pool of guys that are actually calling the plays that I would consider this upcoming cycle, assuming the team actually makes a change at HC.

Based on the team's history, I'm not so sure that they move on from Sirianni that quickly, given his overall track record. I think he gets another year with an "experienced OC" hand picked by the front office. While not a popular move, this is probably better for the optics if/when the team decides to actually be in the market for a HC and increase the odds of getting their guy.

I would actually love this. I'm on board. Fire Nick and all his cronies, give Doyle the keys and let him hire his own staff

At this point I just want Sirianni out. I almost don’t care who replaces him. I mean of course I do care and of course it matters. But for me the first proper step is just to get him gone.