Raiders hire Clancy Pendergast as defensive backs coach
Clancy Pendergast, the former defensive coordinator of the Chiefs, has been hired as the defensive backs coach of the Raiders.
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What's the history this guy has
Besides Defensive Coordinator of the Chiefs?
by NFLanalyzerfromhome on Feb 6, 2010 5:25 PM PST reply actions
Really? Wait...yeah.
That corner (Flowers, I think) and Mike Brown were good.
by NFLanalyzerfromhome on Feb 6, 2010 5:28 PM PST up reply actions
he basically made the chiefs secondary legit.
so I’d say yes. Even though he does not have much of a history.
22nd in the league against the pass is legit?
I’d say there is a good chance the modest improvement from 28th in 2008 to 22nd in 2009 was related to the fact the two starting CB’s were second year players instead of rookies.
Ryan Succop will be the kicker for the AFC in the 2011 Pro Bowl
Clancy Pendergast
was Arizona’s DC the year they went to the SB.
Don't blame me, I voted for content of character.
Since no one wanted to look it up
I’ll plagiarize from his wiki page:
(edited the copy and paste to keep the relevant information)
Early Coaching career
He was a graduate assistant or assistant coach at Mississippi State, University of Southern California, University of Oklahoma, and University of Alabama at Birmingham before joining the Houston Oilers in 1995.
After a year with the Oilers, he joined the Dallas Cowboys, where he spent seven seasons, first as defensive assistant/quality control/linebackers coach (1996-99), and later handing responsibilities in nickel defense packages (2000) and the secondary (2001-02). Pendergast helped develop first-round draft pick Roy Williams into a Pro Bowl safety. In 2003, he was linebackers coach with the Cleveland Browns.
Arizona Cardinals
While working in Cleveland, Pendergast impressed personnel man Jeremy Green to the point that when Green’s father, Dennis Green, became the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals, Jeremy convinced him to interview Pendergast for the job. Green was so impressed that he hired Pendergast as the Cardinal’s Defensive Coordinator.
After Dennis Green’s firing, he was retained as defensive coordinator under new Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt. Clancy helped lead the Cardinals into Super Bowl XLIII, but was fired on Friday February 6, 2009, less than one week after Arizona lost to Pittsburgh 27-23 in the Super Bowl.
Kansas City Chiefs
When Cardinals fired Pendergast, he was immediately linked with a move to Kansas City Chiefs. Clancy Pendergast officially became the defensive coordinator for the Chiefs on March 13, 2009, where he reunited with Head Coach Todd Haley, who was offensive coordinator at Arizona during Pendergast’s time there.
source : wikipedia (for what it’s worth)
So in all not a bad choice I don’t think.
Win, Lose, or Tie, Raiders til I die!
how do you post links in the way you do--not the link itself but with words to click on?
by Spirals galore on Feb 7, 2010 1:18 PM PST up reply actions
yeah what he said
but you can’t do it in the subject line only in the comment body.
Win, Lose, or Tie, Raiders til I die!
The original article about Morrison's uncertain future with the Raiders
is here. (It is not absolutely original, but based on Shefter twittering.)
In other news, the Raiders’ assistant coaches have been telling players that the coaching staff for 2010 will remain intact.
by Spirals galore on Feb 7, 2010 9:16 PM PST up reply actions
Well of course it'll remain intact
we’re past the deadline to let the assistans go.
And no, I don’t know what the penalty is to tell the assistants if they’re remaining or not.
Win, Lose, or Tie, Raiders til I die!
appreciate the pointers, you guys!
I feel like a dumbass trying to figure it all out! That clears it up, but I’m not guaranteeing I’ll get it right every time! lol
"If your only ambition in life, is to be a better person; well, that's just the best ambition you can have..." Wayne "Rabbit" Bartholomew
I Think he wants to stick it to the Chiefs!!!
AND…That’s a Good Thing!!!!
It is all about coming together as a team. At the end of the day, the team is all we have. - T. Branch 10-14-09
by Raymond St. Martin (Saint) on Feb 7, 2010 9:56 AM PST reply actions
perhaps.
or maybe he just wants a job and we called him. Either way, I believe it’s one of our better moves so far. I’m liking it better than Hue Jackson. Hue Jackson will be a wait and see. Our defense with the latest hire and former Giants coach hire will make our defense even better, and last year I don’t think we had far to go with the defense.
Win, Lose, or Tie, Raiders til I die!
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