San-O Posted May 7, 2005 Posted May 7, 2005 I read a bit on the scheme he ran, and basically seemed that offenses caught up with it. Wondering where, if anywhere he is now, and what system he is using. Has he adapted?
IBTG81 Posted May 7, 2005 Posted May 7, 2005 I read a bit on the scheme he ran, and basically seemed that offensescaught up with it. Wondering where, if anywhere he is now, and what system he is using. Has he adapted? 331158[/snapback] QB coach for the Giants.
San-O Posted May 7, 2005 Author Posted May 7, 2005 QB coach for the Giants. 331160[/snapback] Answers that question. Thanks. Gregg went back to D coordinator, where he belonged, and Kildrive went on to QB coach. Wonder how he and Manning are getting on?
IBTG81 Posted May 7, 2005 Posted May 7, 2005 Answers that question. Thanks. Gregg went back to D coordinator, where he belonged, and Kildrive went on to QB coach. Wonder how he and Manning are getting on? 331162[/snapback] My dad's a huge Giants fan, and heard me B word about Killdrive on numerous occasions. When he found out he was hired last year, he almost had a coronary.
San-O Posted May 7, 2005 Author Posted May 7, 2005 My dad's a huge Giants fan, and heard me B word about Killdrive on numerous occasions. When he found out he was hired last year, he almost had a coronary. 331163[/snapback] That's funny. At least he's not calling the plays.
justnzane Posted May 7, 2005 Posted May 7, 2005 Answers that question. Thanks. Gregg went back to D coordinator, where he belonged, and Kildrive went on to QB coach. Wonder how he and Manning are getting on? 331162[/snapback] i think that this speculated "getting on" is humorous. Eli seems like that kind of guy, and for some reason i think Killdrive is desperate.
Tom Posted May 7, 2005 Posted May 7, 2005 Answers that question. Thanks. Gregg went back to D coordinator, where he belonged, andKildrive went on to QB coach. Wonder how he and Manning are getting on? I haven't seen Kevin KD hanging around Eli's Hoboken Townhouse but there has been an increase of "Booze'N'Blondes"! I bet he hangs around with Archie tho........Maybe Reggie, Moose & Jughead too!
Fake-Fat Sunny Posted May 8, 2005 Posted May 8, 2005 He also had an offer to be HC of some college program. I was pleased for Ralph and our sake that the took an NFL job because I believe that the rules under the CBA are that we owe Killdrive for years's contract that we fired him with him still having it left, but believe if he gets another NFL job we merely have to pay him the amount above what he gets from NYC for his QB coach work. We are still meeting our agreement and thus paying KG OC money to do QB coach work, but I believe if he left the league we would have to pay him in full for the OC job while he took down college HC money.
ATBNG Posted May 8, 2005 Posted May 8, 2005 I read a bit on the scheme he ran, and basically seemed that offensescaught up with it. Wondering where, if anywhere he is now, and what system he is using. Has he adapted? 331158[/snapback] He's had so many jobs, and so little success. He's a disgrace. I wonder if he and Archie will ever get into a scrap ala Buddy.
Buftex Posted May 8, 2005 Posted May 8, 2005 He's had so many jobs, and so little success. He's a disgrace. I wonder if he and Archie will ever get into a scrap ala Buddy. 331267[/snapback] Actually, that is only partly true. Sure he didn't do so well in Buffalo, after his first year, and he didn't really last long as HC for the Chargers. However, some QB's have really had monsterous success in Gilbride's schemes. His Oilers' offeneses were some of the most prolific in NFL history. Being a QB coach for Manning might just be the perfect job for him. QB's who played under his tuteledge seem to have a fair amount of respect for him (except maybe Kordell). His problem is, his offenses are gimmicky, and rely too much on masking the weaknesses of the personel, instead of improving them. So, eventually, defenses adapt, and Gilbride seems not to be able to.
San-O Posted May 8, 2005 Author Posted May 8, 2005 Actually, that is only partly true. Sure he didn't do so well in Buffalo, after his first year, and he didn't really last long as HC for the Chargers. However, some QB's have really had monsterous success in Gilbride's schemes. His Oilers' offeneses were some of the most prolific in NFL history. Being a QB coach for Manning might just be the perfect job for him. QB's who played under his tuteledge seem to have a fair amount of respect for him (except maybe Kordell). His problem is, his offenses are gimmicky, and rely too much on masking the weaknesses of the personel, instead of improving them. So, eventually, defenses adapt, and Gilbride seems not to be able to. 331290[/snapback] Didn't really last long!? They almost killed him in San Diego. I live about an hour north on the coast. They canned him half way through his 2nd season I believe. They really hated him down there. Don't recall anything quite like it really.
MrLocke Posted May 8, 2005 Posted May 8, 2005 I thought killdrive's biggest downfall was his play calling the offense his last season here was just so damn predictable. This made it easy for oppossing defenses because they knew it would be a pass and they could pressure Drew.
Campy Posted May 8, 2005 Posted May 8, 2005 He also had an offer to be HC of some college program. 331262[/snapback] I think Ithaca offered him the HC position.
Dennis in NC Posted May 9, 2005 Posted May 9, 2005 I have wondered whether Travis Henry's success in running in 2002, 2003 were due to this pass-happy scheme Kilbride ran. Like Travis ran hard, but maybe the run succeeded because the defense almost always expected a pass??? Who the hell knows?
Buftex Posted May 9, 2005 Posted May 9, 2005 I have wondered whether Travis Henry's success in running in 2002, 2003 were due to this pass-happy scheme Kilbride ran. Like Travis ran hard, but maybe the run succeeded because the defense almost always expected a pass??? Who the hell knows? 331685[/snapback] It worked for Thurman!
MrLocke Posted May 9, 2005 Posted May 9, 2005 I actually thought the run blocking when Killdrive wasv here was pretty good and this contributed to TH's success. I think he may have been offered the Cornell HC job.
Lori Posted May 9, 2005 Posted May 9, 2005 He also had an offer to be HC of some college program. I was pleased for Ralph and our sake that the took an NFL job because I believe that the rules under the CBA are that we owe Killdrive for years's contract that we fired him with him still having it left, but believe if he gets another NFL job we merely have to pay him the amount above what he gets from NYC for his QB coach work. We are still meeting our agreement and thus paying KG OC money to do QB coach work, but I believe if he left the league we would have to pay him in full for the OC job while he took down college HC money. 331262[/snapback] I'm thinking Gilbride signed a three-year contract.... meaning the Bills are now off the hook for his salary either way.
stuckincincy Posted May 9, 2005 Posted May 9, 2005 Didn't really last long!? They almost killed him in San Diego. I live about an hour north on the coast. They canned him half way through his 2nd season I believe. They really hated him down there. Don't recall anything quite like it really. 331466[/snapback] Yep. The Bobby Ross clubs before KG were pretty darn good.
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