News about Jim Caldwell

Dan Campbell was probably correct all along. Campbell, the newly appointed Detroit Lions head coach in January 2021, gave one of the most memorable introductory press conferences. 'Here's what I do know is that this team will take on the city's brand.' Also, this neighborhood has been down, and it has found a way to get up. The gruff, bearded Campbell, said the gruff, at 6ft 5in a former Lions tight end, has found a way to beat adversity.' This team is going to be built on: We're going to punch you in the teeth, and if you punch us back, we're going to look at you, and if we knock us down, we're going to get up.' We're going to break a kneecap on the way up.' Stirring stuff. And it was so easy to mock. After all, the Lions were the Lions. Clums and non-starters are synonymous with Detroit, Michigan.

Impossible No. C.J. is the 1st overall pick. Stroud is scheduled to visit with the Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions this week, just two weeks after the NFL Draft was announced. With Alabama quarterback Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers, among others, who have the first overall pick, the Ohio State standout has already worked out for the Colts. Stroud has worked with "almost every team in the top eight," according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.'

C.J. Reynolds, the quarterback of Ohio State, has a cynical history. At his pro-day, Stroud put on a spectacular display in front of a large number of members of the Carolina Panthers organization. David & Nicole Tepper, general manager Scott Fitterman, assistant gm Dan Morgan, QBs coach Josh Brown, QBs consultant Josh Brown, senior assistant Jim Caldwell, Scouting director Cole Spencer, and Scout Joel Patten were among those confirmed to be present. Stroud had dinner with Panthers officials on Thursday, according to NFL Network Tom Pelissero, and the pair have another meeting scheduled between now and the NFL Draft on April 27th.

Jim Bob Cooter, the Jacksonville Jaguars' game coordinator, seems to be back in Indianapolis. Multiple outlets announced Monday that Jim Bob Cooter will be the Colts' offensive coordinator. Shane Steichen, the team's offensive play caller, will be the first coordinator hire for the new Colts. It would also be Cooter's second stint in Indy.