Who will replace David Shaw at Stanford? slamdunk406 looks at the candidates, led by former Boise State coach Chris Peterson:
Ok, it is time for me to cook up my first Stanford football head coaching hot board. I’m time stamping this November 30th in case I cook up another one or want to add any other names to a future list. I need to stress that the names on the list are the names I’m seeing being talked about the most. These names are not coming up based on any inside information on what direction Stanford is planning to go. It’s entirely possible Stanford goes with someone not on this list.
If Petersen is not willing to take the job or do an interview, Taylor should be number two on Stanford’s list. One would have to think that if he is offered the position, Taylor would have a hard time turning it down. The only reason that would make any sense for him to not take the Stanford job is if he was highly confident that the Cal job will be his in the near future.
Fleck’s first year at Western Michigan was rough as they went 1-11 overall and 1-7 in the MAC, but in his final year , they went 13-1 overall and 8-0 in the MAC, reaching the Cotton Bowl. So, he has shown an ability to turn programs around. Brennan also has roots right in Stanford’s backyard, growing up in nearby Redwood City and playing his high school ball at St. Francis in Mountain View. He knows the area well and would have a smooth adjustment in that standpoint.is one other name I’ve heard tossed around as a possible option.
Roman also has Stanford ties as he was the tight end and offensive tackles coach during the 2009-10 seasons. So he’s familiar with Stanford and how it operates. He also has worked with bothwith the Ravens, so having their stamp approval will be something in his favor if he wants this job. The biggest reason why it’s unlikely Smith takes the Stanford job is because he’s an Oregon State alum and is just starting to find his groove. I just don’t see him leaving behind his alma mater for a rebuild at Stanford.is one whose name has bounced around. He was head coach of the Denver Broncos from 2019-21, where they went 19-30 overall, never making the playoffs. His current role is defensive consultant for the Philadelphia Eagles.
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