Scott Peters OL coach

[*pally*]

Scott came from the Patriots. He is a Bill Callahan trained coach. He was his assistant in Cleveland

Not THE Mike MacCarthy is his assistant, also coming from the Patriots

[Joelist]

What do we know about his blocking scheme? Does it fit with our offense with Burrow?

[*bfine32*]

(01-20-2025, 01:50 PM)Joelist Wrote: What do we know about his blocking scheme? Does it fit with our offense with Burrow?

Big on proper technique with the hands. I'd imagine scheme is same as Callahan's

[Stewy]

(01-20-2025, 01:50 PM)Joelist Wrote: What do we know about his blocking scheme? Does it fit with our offense with Burrow?

Good god I hope so.  I can't imagine they'd make the exact same mistake twice.

[Soonerpeace]

This was an agreesive quick response as he wasn’t lasting long and was in high demand.

[samhain]

Not gonna say I know anything about him, but the things I've read seem encouraging.

[thompson19osu]

He is a former C/G in the league so hopefully his opinion on new bodies he wants at G positions pull some serious weight.

[Goalpost]

https://www.patspulpit.com/2024/2/8/24066061/patriots-scott-peters-hire-offensive-line-coach-analysis

From almost a year ago, here's the Patriots' write up on him when they hired him.

[M.W.]

(01-20-2025, 01:44 PM)pally Wrote: Scott came from the Patriots.  He is a Bill Callahan trained coach.  He was his assistant in Cleveland

Not THE Mike MacCarthy is his assistant, also coming from the Patriots

I like the pedigree.  A new coach and a OG or two who can get some push would make a world of difference. I am saddened that the OL can't open a hole after 4 straight passes.  I believe they don't get enough opportunities perhaps but either way our OGs seem weak (compared to the opposition). 

[*Synric*]

Makes Sense. Ties to Jim McNally.

Quote:Peters, 46, a former NFL guard and center and one-time trainer of UFC champions Brock Lesnar and Cain Velasquez, never played in the AFC North during stints with five teams. But he arrives with plenty of Bengals ties.

Callahan, the father of former Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan, was Taylor's head coach at Nebraska. Peters was a burgeoning guru himself who founded the Tip of the Spear academy that teaches players to rely on hands and shoulders rather than the head when he was recommended to Callahan by former Bengals offensive line coach Jim McNally.

https://www.bengals.com/news/bengals-hire-scott-peters-offensive-line-coach-afc-north

[KillerGoose]

I know nothing about Peters. The one thing that sticks out to me is most of his experience is in Cleveland, who were under center a lot running outside zone. Working off play-action, boots etc. This is a very different look to Cincinnati, who utilize shotgun a lot and have been a heavy duos team until this year. The Bengals worked wide zone more this year with the emergence of Chase Brown but still plenty of shotgun duos. He'll have more talent here in Cincinnati. Michael Jordan was starting for New England. They were void of talent.

[*bfine32*]

Folks often get mad because our Oline doesn't come to JB's defense when he is "roughed". This dude trains jujitsu

[Sled21]

(01-20-2025, 01:52 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Big on proper technique with the hands. I'd imagine scheme is same as Callahan's

Wasn't that the same thing they said about Pollack, is he was big on hand fighting? I don't know enough about this guy to be happy or disturbed, but why was he only at NE one year and not retained?

[*pally*]

Quote:"Scott is a great fit for our offense," said head coach Zac Taylor. "He is passionate about the position, and has done a great job of both developing young players and helping veteran players continue to grow. He is familiar with the AFC North and knows what it takes to win in our division. I am excited to have him on our staff."

[Soonerpeace]

(01-20-2025, 02:06 PM)KillerGoose Wrote: I know nothing about Peters. The one thing that sticks out to me is most of his experience is in Cleveland, who were under center a lot running outside zone. Working off play-action, boots etc. This is a very different look to Cincinnati, who utilize shotgun a lot and have been a heavy duos team until this year. The Bengals worked wide zone more this year with the emergence of Chase Brown but still plenty of shotgun duos. He'll have more talent here in Cincinnati. Michael Jordan was starting for New England. They were void of talent.

Zac is plenty fine with running the football if it works. We’ve been awful. Why take the ball out of Joe’s hands when you get no push. We all know he values Joe’s health. He is old school. I saw him in person run Perine 11 straight times in the fourth quarter in Sept ‘22 vs the Jets at MetLife.

[Soonerpeace]

One thing I absolutely love about new #Bengals OL coach Scott Peters?

He brings a background in MMA and jiu jitsu to the team, integrating into his coaching techniques.

Expect a much more violent Bengals offensive line in 2025 and beyond. Lovely news for Amarius Mims.

— Willie Lutz (@willie_lutz) January 20, 2025

[Soonerpeace]

Jim McNally posts a lot about OL technique on here

Posted this in December crediting new Bengals OL coach Scott Peters with inventing/updating technique along with Bill Callahan https://t.co/09S2Fnuihs

— Jake Liscow (@JakeLiscow) January 20, 2025

[TecmoBengals]

(01-20-2025, 02:14 PM)Sled21 Wrote: Wasn't that the same thing they said about Pollack, is he was big on hand fighting? I don't know enough about this guy to be happy or disturbed, but why was he only at NE one year and not retained?

Fresh start for the Vrabel era of NE coaching, I assume.

[Soonerpeace]

SCOTT PETERS WILL MAKE THE BENGALS GREAT AGAIN. MARK MY WORDS. HE IS A HANDS ON, SMART, UP DATED WITH THE LATEST TECHS ON PASS AND RUN AND WILL DEVELOPE YOUNG GUYS TO THEIR MAX. HE IS THE TOP NEW OL COACH IN THE NFL WAY BEYOND ALL EXPECTATIONS.

— Jim “Mouse” McNally (@CoachMcNallyOL) January 20, 2025

[Frank Booth]

here's to hoping he actually learned a lot from Callahan. Idk how you get hired after the performance of the pats' o-line