2025 PN-G Indians.

[99JBBG]

Any idea what “attached to” (in the context of the OC) means?

No. Wasn't really explained to me

 

[IndianFan]

Probably assist in game planning and any play calling?

 

[4-0-Niner]

Just heard that our new Offensive Line Coach AJ Roland has resigned, effective today. He has taken an offensive coordinator position with Mesquite Horn in the DFW area. Curious to see how this plays out. With several Oline prospects getting lots of college attention I hope they bring in someone high caliber to push those guys to their potential.

 

[Rez]

That’s concerning, especially only 2 months before the season.

 

[1989NDN]

Call Charlier Feller. I know he made a mistake and whatever he did upset a lot of people, but everyone deserves an opportunity to seek forgiveness, make amends for their transgression(s), and to have a second chance. He was an outstanding OC and OL coach. The games he called in 2022 and 2023, especially in the playoffs, were outstanding. He had Rouse, Lake Creek, Huntsville, Liberty Hill, and SOC guessing at what the Indians were gonna do next. I'm guessing the holier than thou group will never let that happen.

 

[pngfan316]

Call Charlier Feller. I know he made a mistake and whatever he did upset a lot of people, but everyone deserves an opportunity to seek forgiveness, make amends for their transgression(s), and to have a second chance. He was an outstanding OC and OL coach. The games he called in 2022 and 2023, especially in the playoffs, were outstanding. He had Rouse, Lake Creek, Huntsville, Liberty Hill, and SOC guessing at what the Indians were gonna do next. I'm guessing the holier than thou group will never let that happen. I couldn’t agree more with what you said. Everyone makes mistakes, and while accountability is important, so is grace and the opportunity for redemption. Charlier Feller deserves that chance. He’s not just a proven coach — he’s someone who’s already built relationships with many of these kids and helped shape them on and off the field. The offense he led was dynamic, smart, and incredibly well-prepared, especially in those deep playoff runs. That kind of impact doesn’t disappear overnight.

I couldn’t agree more with what you said. Everyone makes mistakes, and while accountability is important, so is grace and the opportunity for redemption. Charlie Feller deserves that chance. He’s not just a proven coach — he’s someone who’s already built relationships with many of these kids and helped shape them on and off the field. The offense he led was dynamic, smart, and incredibly well-prepared, especially in those deep playoff runs. That kind of impact doesn’t disappear overnight. With only two months left until the season kicks off and offseason already underway, we should give him a call — waiting any longer puts us behind.

 

[Rez]

100% we should bring back Charlie feller.