Quick Look: NFL Head Coaches & Front Office Guys (NFC)

The NFL Draft is just DAYS away. Are you excited yet? I sure am.

Since the draft is just days away, it's time to take a quick look at every single NFL team's "head guys". These are the guys that pretty much run the day-to-day operations of what you see out on the field when the NFL season is in full charge. Does your team suck? You should probably blame these guys. Is your team a winner? Send these guys a "thank you" letter right away. Either way, it's time to get to know who's in charge of your favorite NFL team next season as the draft approaches. These are the guys that will be shaping the future of your football team and it all starts again next Thursday.....

The Ultimate Football Blog's

Quick Look: NFL Coaches & Front Office Guys

NFC

Arizona Cardinals

Head Coach: 

Bruce Arians

Win/Loss Record: 21-11

Win %: .656

Playoff Record: 0-1

Accomplishments: 1 playoff appearance

Offensive Coordinator: Harold Goodwin

Defensive Coordinator: James Bettcher

Special Teams Coordinator: Amos Jones

General Manager: Steve Keim

President: Michael Bidwill

Owner: Bill Bidwill

Quick Look: NFL Coaches & Front Office Guys (AFC)

The NFL Draft is just DAYS away. Are you excited yet? I sure am.

Since the draft is just days away, it's time to take a quick look at every single NFL team's "head guys". These are the guys that pretty much run the day-to-day operations of what you see out on the field when the NFL season is in full charge. Does your team suck? You should probably blame these guys. Is your team a winner? Send these guys a "thank you" letter right away. Either way, it's time to get to know who's in charge of your favorite NFL team next season as the draft approaches. These are the guys that will be shaping the future of your football team and it all starts again next Thursday.....

The Ultimate Football Blog's

Quick Look: NFL Coaches & Front Office Guys

AFC

Baltimore Ravens

Head Coach: 

John Harbaugh

Win/Loss Record: 72-40

Win %: .643

Playoff Record: 10-5

Accomplishments: 1 Super Bowl title, 1 AFC Championship, 2 AFC North titles, 6 playoff appearances

Offensive Coordinator: Marc Trestman

Defensive Coordinator: Dean Pees

Special Teams Coordinator: Jerry Rosburg

General Manager: Ozzie Newsome

President: Dick Cass

Owner: Steve Bisciotti

Power Ranking The College Football Coaches (PART TWO)

Don't look now, but the college football season is quickly approaching. We currently have spring games going on all over the country as teams try to tweak their rosters in an effort to put out the best possible team when the season starts in September (or is it late-August?). With so many question marks regarding each team's roster, it's best to stay away from making any kinds of predictions until we know for sure who's actually going to be on the field. One thing we do know for sure though is, which head coaches are going to be leading each team next fall. So, why not pick on them instead....right?

I shouldn't have to tell you guys how important coaching is in football. Out of all the big time professional sports, I think coaching is most important in the game of football. There are so many variables that can determine a football game's outcome, but one thing we know for sure is, if you have a great football coach (Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, etc.), you are going to win a lot of games. In the college football world, coaches are not only expected to perform big on game day, but they also play a massive part in recruiting. Great recruits want to play for great coaches who can help develop them into potential NFL studs which makes hiring a great college coach that much more important.

So, who are the best coaches in college football? That's a question we are looking to answer with this column. Instead of trying to rank each college coach individually, I decided to break it down by conference in an attempt to make it easier. So, without any further delays.....I present to you......

The Ultimate Football Blog's

College Football Coach's Power Rankings

2015

Part Two!

Power Ranking The College Football Coaches (PART ONE)

Don't look now, but the college football season is quickly approaching. We currently have spring games going on all over the country as teams try to tweak their rosters in an effort to put out the best possible team when the season starts in September (or is it late-August?). With so many question marks regarding each team's roster, it's best to stay away from making any kinds of predictions until we know for sure who's actually going to be on the field. One thing we do know for sure though is, which head coaches are going to be leading each team next fall. So, why not pick on them instead....right?

I shouldn't have to tell you guys how important coaching is in football. Out of all the big time professional sports, I think coaching is most important in the game of football. There are so many variables that can determine a football game's outcome, but one thing we know for sure is, if you have a great football coach (Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, etc.), you are going to win a lot of games. In the college football world, coaches are not only expected to perform big on game day, but they also play a massive part in recruiting. Great recruits want to play for great coaches who can help develop them into potential NFL studs which makes hiring a great college coach that much more important.

So, who are the best coaches in college football? That's a question we are looking to answer with this column. Instead of trying to rank each college coach individually, I decided to break it down by conference in an attempt to make it easier. So, without any further delays.....I present to you......

The Ultimate Football Blog's

College Football Coach's Power Rankings

2015

Part One!

Dustin James' NFL Draft Guide: 16th Edition

It's officially draft season here at the Ultimate Football Blog and here is all the information you need to keep you up-to-date on all the latest happenings in the NFL.......

The Ultimate Football Blog: 

NFL Draft Guide

16th Edition

Mel Kiper's Grade "A" Mock Draft:

Every year, right before the NFL Draft, ESPN's Mel Kiper releases his "Grade A Mock Draft" which is basically a giant mock draft he writes with the intentions of picking the best available player for every team. It's a really novel concept and is one of the best pieces that Kiper writes on a yearly basis. You can read the entire column here (an ESPN Insider account is needed) or you can read a shortened version of the column by continuing to do exactly what you're doing already.....


1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

(Round 1) Jameis Winston. QB, Florida State
(Round 2) D.J. Humphries, OT, Florida
(Round 3) Mario Edwards, DE, Florida State

2. Tennessee Titans:

(Round 1) Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon
(Round 2) Jake Fisher, OT, Oregon
(Round 3) Trey Flowers, DE, Arkansas

3. Jacksonville Jaguars:

(Round 1) Leonard Williams, DE, USC
(Round 2) Tevin Coleman, RB, Indiana
(Round 3) P.J. Williams, CB, Florida State

Todd Bergman's NFL Mock Draft: 2nd Edition

Draft season is officially 100% underway here at the UltimateFootballBlog.com and that means mock drafts are the thing to read these days. We here at the Ultimate Football Blog have our own mock draft expert and it just so happens to be my good buddy Todd Bergman. We are currently 10 days away from the NFL Draft (and it couldn't get here any sooner) and the mock draft world is currently filled with copious amounts of mocks to read. However, you will find none better than the ones on this very blog. That's just how we conduct business around here. So without any further adieu.....

Todd Bergman's NFL Mock Draft

#2

1.) Tampa Bay (2-14) –Jameis Winston, QB, FSU

2.) Tennessee (2-14) **LIKELY TRADED TO CHARGERS**- Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon 

3.) Jacksonville (3-13) – Dante Fowler, DE/OLB, Florida

4.) Oakland (3-13) – Danny Shelton, Washington

5.) Washington (4-12) – Vic Beasley, DE/OLB, Clemson

NFL Off-Season Guide #11

It's officially the off-season in the NFL, so in order to keep everyone up-to-date on all the transactions going on in the league, I present to you.....the Ultimate Football Blog's NFL Off-Season Guide!

Any transaction that happens in the NFL will be featured in this column. If you are lost by the amount of roster transactions your favorite team has made so far this year, have no fear. You've come to the right place to keep track of it all.

Before we begin, just a quick note:

-"2014 playing grade" is pretty self-explanatory. It's the grade I'm personally giving the player based entirely on what they did on-the-field last season. Get it? Got it? Good.

2015 NFL Off-Season Guide

#11