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Oakland Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon had an MVP season under Marc Trestman in 2002, the year he turned 37.
It’s fair to say the biggest beneficiary of Marc Trestman’s move from the Montreal Alouettes to the Chicago Bears will be qu... Continue reading
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Uproar: Scouting a Lions-sized challenge
Here’s the guy the Lions once had their eye on to become, well, the next Travis Lulay
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The idea with scouting is to least … Continue reading
D.A. returning to Als: Popp
This will surprise many people who had expected controversial defensive-back Dwight Anderson to be released from the Alouettes:
According to general manager Jim Popp, Anderson will be back with the team in 2012.
“He’s coming back. He will be at training camp,” Popp told Als Inside/Out on Tuesday.
The Als made a splash last February, on the opening [...] Continue reading
Reinebold to be named Als’ DC
According to TSN.ca, the Alouettes have decided on Jeff Reinebold as the team’s new defensive co-ordinator.
Reinebold, 57, replaces Tim Tibesar, who accepted a similar position at Purdue University.
Reinebold should be familiar to CFL fans, although he has been away from the league for 14 years.
He spent two seasons as Winnipeg’s head coach, back in 1997-98. [...] Continue reading
Colts interview Trestman
According to ESPN’s John Clayton, Marc Trestman had an interview with the Indianapolis Colts last weekend.
The Colts, of course, are in the market for a new head coach following the firing of Jim Caldwell earlier this month.
Trestman, the Alouettes’ head coach, is in Mobile, Ala., this week, the site of the Senior Bowl, and is [...] Continue reading
Trestman candidate for Colts?
The Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday fired their head coach, Jim Caldwell, after the team went 2-14 this season.
According to John Clayton of ESPN.com, Marc Trestman could be a possible replacement. Clayton believes the Colts will be seeking an offensive-minded coach. Trestman, the Alouettes’ head coach the last four years, spent many seasons in the NFL, [...] Continue reading
Als interview O’Shea
The Alouettes have been granted permission and have interviewed Mike O’Shea, who has spent the last two seasons with the Toronto Argonauts as their special teams co-ordinator.
Montreal general manager Jim Popp recently told Als Inside/Out the organization had received permission to explore the O’Shea scenario.
The Als are looking at O’Shea as a potential special teams [...] Continue reading
McAdoo spurns Als
The Toronto Argonauts on Thursday night announced Steve McAdoo was remaining with the team, under new head coach Scott Milanovich, to continue mentoring the team’s offensive line.
Earlier this week, montrealgazette.com reported the Alouettes were believed to have requested permission to interview McAdoo. Montreal has an opening for two assistant coaches, having lost Milanovich, its former [...] Continue reading
Buono steps down as B.C. Lions head coach, remains GM
Lowell Ullrich reports from the B.C. Lions’ training quarters in Surrey …
It will be decades, if ever, before he is caught, but there’s a race on again to become the CFL career leader in coaching victories.
Wally Buono decided … Continue reading
Brady set to become Argos’ OC?
Once the Toronto Argonauts confirm the hiring of Scott Milanovich as their new head coach, it appears he’s going to reach out to a familiar face to join him as the team’s offensive co-ordinator.
Marcus Brady, the Alouettes’ receivers coach. That’s what an impeccable source told Als Inside/Out on Wednesday.
The Als have been bracing for the [...] Continue reading
