Jones & Keefe: Tom E. Curran says the silence surrounding the coordinators is deliberate

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00:00But what are you hearing on the coordinator search?

00:02Why are we, uh, at least we on the outside, me and Keith,

00:04I don't know what you're hearing.

00:05Why aren't we hearing much?

00:08I'm not hearing much either.

00:10And I think that there is, um, I think there's a real concrete effort by Mike

00:17Frabel and I'll leave it at Mike Frabel because I think he's really kind of the

00:22point of the spear for everything, which is, I think to the good, he wants to

00:28clean things up right now.

00:30He wants to have things buttoned down.

00:33He does not want leaks.

00:34He's not calling Rappaport, Schaefter.

00:36He's not dropping 10, a ton of nuggets around to local reporters.

00:41Um, and I think that that is very intentional.

00:47So why are we not hearing much about coordinators?

00:49And really in essence, it's, it's a lot of our speculation given what

00:54we can do with connecting dots.

00:58It remains, I think Josh McDaniels is an offensive coordinator candidate.

01:03There are other candidates that we've had mentioned on both sides of the

01:07ball, but we're not getting much.

01:09And I kind of do think that that's an encouraging tack by Frabel right now.

01:17To, and I just don't think the head coach is always, you know, on the phone or on

01:21the text telling people things, but I think that buttoning up around the

01:26organization might not be a horrendous idea, even though it hurts us.

01:30It really does.

01:31It makes it difficult for us to give people the information or indications

01:37that we would like to give them, even just to give indications, here's

01:40where they might be heading.

01:41Um, I think that it's probably productive for them to try and trim it back.