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View Poll Results: Who will be most successful long term?
Jim Harbaugh - HC Stanford 7 11.11%
Steve Spagnuolo - DC Giants 20 31.75%
Josh McDaniels - OC Patriots 2 3.17%
Raheem Morris - DC Buccaneers 0 0%
Jason Garrett - OC Cowboys 3 4.76%
Rick Dennison - OC Broncos 1 1.59%
Kirk Ferentz - HC Iowa 2 3.17%
Rex Ryan - DC Ravens 6 9.52%
Leslie Frazier - DC Vikings 1 1.59%
Brian Schottenheimer - OC Jets 3 4.76%
Todd Bowles - Asst. HC Dolphins 1 1.59%
Ray Sherman - WR's Cowboys 0 0%
Winston Moss - Asst. HC Packers 0 0%
Jim Schwartz - DC Titans 12 19.05%
Todd Haley - OC Cardinals 0 0%
Write-In vote 1 1.59%
Gaz 4 6.35%
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:04 PM   Topic Starter
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Which potential 1st year head coach will have the best career?
Of the names that have been thrown around as potential 1st year Head Coaches for 2009, who do you think is the most likely to be successful - long term?

Why?

Poll to come...
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:10 PM   #2
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I went with Schwartz even though I am warming up to Ferentz alot. Schwartz has seen the franchise through a complete rebuild and is one of the best brains in the game. Really smart dude who has learned from Bellichek and Fisher.
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:10 PM   #3
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Went with Schwartz.

Can put together a solid D and has learned under the individual whom I consider the best coach in the league.
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:55 PM   #4
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Star Ledger: "Giants' Steve Spagnuolo doesn't blow Jets away in interview for head coaching job, Brian Schottenheimer emerges as front-runner"

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Spagnuolo, in his second season as the Giants' defensive boss, is the hottest assistant coach at the moment among NFL teams searching for a head coach. But even though he did a solid job during his interview with the Jets, he wasn't as prepared as one would expect, according to one person.

The people requested anonymity because the Jets' search to replace the fired Eric Mangini is ongoing and they are not authorized to speak for the team or the candidates involved.
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Sunday, two new names emerged: Cardinals assistant head coach/offensive line coach Russ Grimm and former Ravens coach Brian Billick. Also, the Jets are expected to reach out to Colts defensive coordinator Ron Meeks this week. Boston College head coach Jeff Jagodzinski, Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier and Chargers defensive coordinator Ron Rivera are also on the Jets' radar.
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Cowher's first public comments seem to confirm the belief that he simply didn't want to coach in the 2009 season and his decision to turn down the Jets had nothing to do with Johnson being out of the country this past week.

According to another person with knowledge of the team's search, the Jets had taken issue with a report that Cowher didn't want to interview with the team for that reason. Johnson is scheduled to return Monday and will sit in on all future interviews.

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Old 01-05-2009, 06:57 PM   #5
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Star Ledger: "Giants' Steve Spagnuolo doesn't blow Jets away in interview for head coaching job, Brian Schottenheimer emerges as front-runner"








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http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2....html#comments

Yup. Hard to imagine why a coach who, you know, is 98% committed right now to creating a defensive gameplan for a playoff game would be prepared. It's outrageous for the Jets not to be more sensitive to the "distraction" he has right now.
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Old 01-05-2009, 11:34 PM   #6
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Yup. Hard to imagine why a coach who, you know, is 98% committed right now to creating a defensive gameplan for a playoff game would be prepared. It's outrageous for the Jets not to be more sensitive to the "distraction" he has right now.
Good grief, who wants to go to a place where the inmates run the asylum.

New York Jets Coaches Winning %

Weeb Ewbank 1963-1973, .481
Charley Winner 1974-1975, .391
Ken Shipp 1975, .200
Lou Holtz ^.1976, .214
Mike Holovak ^1976, .000
Walt Michael 1977-1989, .482
Bruce Coslet 1990-1993, .406
Pete Carroll (Players Coach), 1994 .378
Rich Kotite 1995-1996, .123
Bill Parcells 1997-1999, .604
Al Groh 2000, .563
Herm Edwards 2001-2005, .488
Eric Mangini 2006-2008, .479
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Old 01-05-2009, 11:37 PM   #7
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I'm shocked there's only one vote for McDaniels, as this seems to be the place that thinks anything "Patriots" is made of gold...
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Old 01-05-2009, 11:46 PM   #8
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Good grief, who wants to go to a place where the inmates run the asylum.

New York Jets Coaches Winning %

Weeb Ewbank 1963-1973, .481
Charley Winner 1974-1975, .391
Ken Shipp 1975, .200
Lou Holtz ^.1976, .214
Mike Holovak ^1976, .000
Walt Michael 1977-1989, .482
Bruce Coslet 1990-1993, .406
Pete Carroll (Players Coach), 1994 .378
Rich Kotite 1995-1996, .123
Bill Parcells 1997-1999, .604
Al Groh 2000, .563
Herm Edwards 2001-2005, .488
Eric Mangini 2006-2008, .479
You won't have a hard time convincing me of that. Blaming Mangini for this season is completely unfair. It was the front office that put Favre onto the roster, not Mangini. I agree with you 100% on this.
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:15 PM   #9
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:17 PM   #10
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I went with Schwartz, but Ryan is a VERY close 2nd for me.
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Old 01-05-2009, 06:36 PM   #12
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I went with Harbaugh.

He was a successful NFL QB and both his father and brother are head coaches.

I think he's going to be a very good head coach.
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Old 01-05-2009, 07:15 PM   #13
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He was a successful NFL QB and both his father and brother are head coaches.
I saw his dad coach live in person during their 2002 championship run. It was like watching the Nebraska teams of the 90's play - 3 yards and cloud of dust option ball.
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I saw his dad coach live in person during their 2002 championship run. It was like watching the Nebraska teams of the 90's play - 3 yards and cloud of dust option ball.
So you're sayin' you disagree with my pick?
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So you're sayin' you disagree with my pick?
Nope bc unlike Mecca I loved watching option football if it was done right. Tommie Frazier was the man.
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