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[quote=Giantone;774583]Not happy about the Coughlin thing myself....I understand it but I don't like it.Also the Giants are willing to make Perry Fewell the highest paid DC in league to stay, if not they might bring Fox back.[/quote]
Coughlin is one cranky ass dude. But did he really deserve to get fired after going 10-6 with a team that was crushed by injuries? |
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[quote=skinsfan69;774612]I just can't see him getting another job for a while.[/quote]
Not to critize you but if there's one thing the NFL is good at it's giving second chances, either to coaches who sucked at being a head coach, or to players who f up. You could say the same thing for Zorn last year and right now he's working as the qb coach for Bmore. |
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I think the problem with Cable is there's a divide between him and Hue Jackson, at least those are the rumors. One of them has to go. It wouldn't be the Raiders without some good ol internal dysfunction.
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Speaking of coaching moves, does anyone think Shanny is inclined to replace Haslett?
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Personally I think Haslett will be back. Gotta give him some players and a real chance to build the D.
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[quote=mooby;774615]Not to critize you but if there's one thing the NFL is good at it's giving second chances, either to coaches who sucked at being a head coach, or to players who f up. You could say the same thing for Zorn last year and right now he's working as the qb coach for Bmore.[/quote]
I'm sure he can work as a OC or QB coach. But I doubt anyone is going hire him as a HC anytime soon. |
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So Mangini gets fired. I don't understand why Holmgrem didn't bring in his own guy last year.
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[quote=skinsfan69;774623]I'm sure he can work as a OC or QB coach. [B]But I doubt anyone is going hire him as a HC anytime soon[/B].[/quote]
If you had said that from the start I don't think I would've even bothered replying lol. I doubt there's anybody here who disagrees with you on that one. He'll get work as an offensive coordinator though imo. |
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SS, so have there been rumblings about changing our FO and/or personnel guys?
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[quote=Mattyk;774620]Personally I think Haslett will be back. Gotta give him some players and a real chance to build the D.[/quote]
Latest buzz is he's coming back, especially if Zimmer stays in Concy |
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[quote=hooskins;774630]SS, so have there been rumblings about changing our FO and/or personnel guys?[/quote]
Since last spring, remember they tried to add Doug Wiiliams. I dont know that they necessarily want to get rid of Campbell or Mo Brown though. |
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[quote=BigHairedAristocrat;774618]Speaking of coaching moves, does anyone think Shanny is inclined to replace Haslett?[/quote]
If Marvin Lewis is done is Cincy, he would be a great DC. |
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[quote=sandtrapjack;774671]If Marvin Lewis is done is Cincy, he would be a great DC.[/quote]
Yeah he already was our DC under Spurrier. |
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[quote=sandtrapjack;774671]If Marvin Lewis is done is Cincy, he would be a great DC.[/quote]
I think he would be one of the top HC candidates. He did a solid job in Cincy with limited resources and support. |
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I'm not a haslett fan at all. Even when he had the personnel he wanted in previous gigs, his defenses were mediocre on average. I'd hire wade phillips in a heartbeat. He's a great DC and, given that he's been a complete joke as a head coach, i dont think anyones ever going to offer him a HC job again, so he could be a longterm dc for us.
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