Bobby Skinner

He's the guy who left Oregon after one year and no one really blamed him because it was his dream job, FSU, where he's from Tallahassee.

For two years, it goes bad at FSU, spends three years as the FAU head coach before they move on from him.

When you look at his record, he doesn't speak a ton of confidence as a head coach in college.

He was 16-20 at Wesleyan Kentucky, 24-25 at USF, 7-5 at Oregon, 9-12 at FSU, 15-18 at FAU.

But, you know, he did break Western Kentucky's 26 game losing streak in his first season and then went seven and five twice and years two and three.

He built up USF back up, you know, to be 10 and two.

Oregon was coming off of one of their worst seasons of the last, if not the worst season of the last 20 years, takes them seven and five.

Gets the FSU job after Jimbo Fisher left, and it failed pretty badly.

There's a lot of concerning things there.

And then FAU.

This guy's hard-nosed.

He's going to get after you a little bit, right?

The Ravens, the last three years with him as running back coach, they've been first, first, and second in rushing.

yards per carry third first and first well bobby lamar jackson though lamar jackson that's why okay let's remove lamar jackson's rushing and this is not removing every quarterback rushing by the way when i look at these numbers this is only removing lamar jackson's rushing stats

uh the last three years so without that they would be 17th 8th and 3rd in the nfl and rushing again this is a mobile quarterback league and i'm keeping all their rushing yards in this uh we'll talk about the receiving part of this too he's had derrick henry the last couple years but i think he's done a good job with some of the other backs like keaton mitchell and justice hill using those guys the great explosives and as a receiver lamar helps with that uh

This guy, he's a horrible guy through and through.

I think, I'm just going to say, we do have the most qualified, overqualified running back coach in the NFL without looking at any of the other running back coaches in the NFL.

Yeah, it was like military training.

There's a little dehydrated.

Yeah.