Rodgers would be a better OC than Smith or Canada, prove me wrong

[Dan Smith--BYU]

On the sidelines, he recognized illegal formations that the coaches didn't and his own play calls are better than Smith's

So why are we not discussing him as an OC or player/coach?

[TimmayLake]

Most Steelerfury regulars who think running a TE centric offense with a bunch of TE2s and TE3s is a bad idea would be a better OC than Smith or Canada...

[the-other-burg]

Sometimes people with incredible ability arent the best at coaching others. Not assuming this is the case, but if Rodgers 'gets it' because he can see things most cant, he may not be able to teach that skill. There arent many SB winning QBs in coaching jobs as far as I know, and its probably because they're gifted, and you cant teach that. Its the guys who have had to figure it out without the god given talent that are best at teaching others.

I'm sure Rodgers has a place in a staff somewhere, but he'd also be great on TV as an analyst.

[StillerInCT]

So why are we not discussing him as an OC or player/coach?

It'd be an interesting idea under different circumstances and I'd kick the tires. But seems like a pointless endeavor given Tomlin is still in the room and rubber stamping everything. We could reincarnate and hire Don Coryell and he'd have him running this caveman offense.

[Jizz Mop]

Big Ben - OC

QB coach - Bubby Brister

RB coach - The Bus

WR coach - Hines

OL coach - Dermonti Dawson

James H - DC

DL coach - Aaron Smith

LB coach - Greg Lloyd

Secondary coach - Rod Woodson

And

Your head coach………

STD

GM - Perch

Analytics - B2B

Team statistician and historian - Swiss

[anpsteel]

Rodgers doesn’t strike me as a person who has any interest in being a coach

He’s already indicated, once he retires, he’s going dark.

No social media, no television, etc