Talk:Josh McDaniels

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[edit] Quarterbacks coach

According to Patriots.com, McDaniels is still QB coach for the Pats. In addition, this article doesn't specify when McDaniels took over (in the 2005 season, the Pats did not officially name an OC).

[edit] Miscellany

I made three edits:

1. McDaniels did not become offensive coordinator until January 2006. He did not succeed Charlie Weis, as a whole year went by without an offensive coordinator. The article is correct in that he was 29 when appointed to the position.

2. I added his birthdate and birthplace.

3. As noted in the above section, he is still the quarterbacks coach, so I removed 'former' from the article. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 71.202.82.112 (talk) 06:47, 23 January 2007 (UTC).