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Old 10-05-2008, 11:07 PM  
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current college head coaches we could talk to about our impending vacancy
current contracts withstanding....

Bob Stoops - give the man a blank check and let him fill it out.

Steve Spurrier - not convincing with the redskins but has done great things with SC

Rich Rodriguez - runs the spread option offense but has won several conference championships. i'm not big on him but i've seen his name mentioned here several times

Mack Brown - seems like he will stay at texas for his entire career and is the polar opposite of the "new / young blood" that the crew here at CP wants

Bronco Mendenhall - might be a good fit in kc as he is a young defensive minded coach and our team is already being built as a defense first machine. definitely goes with the new / young blood need and want from CP'ers (only 42)

Bret Bielema - if the f.o decided they wanted to shake kc to its core and go a little crazy. very young at 38 and has led the badgers to a 21-5 in a pretty strong division (big 10)

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Old 10-06-2008, 12:22 AM   #31
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Bring him in as an offensive assistant :P
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:24 AM   #32
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Bring him in as an offensive assistant :P
Theoretically, that would be up to a new head coach.

But NO ONE, and I mean NO ONE is going to be able to do jackshit with McInSuck and Jones.

Let alone three QB's that should be in the AFL2.
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:28 AM   #33
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I am in the Steve Spagnuolo boat. He runs a Jim Johnson-esque 4-3 for the Giants. Our defense is best equipped for that style. He's defensive-minded and only 48. And he's not a cover 2 bitch. And he obviously knows D-Linemen. Who better to bring in to develop tank, dorsey and turk as well as to find a gem of a RDE?
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:30 AM   #34
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Spagnuolo makes a ton of money to be a DC, he can basically call his shot on the job he wants.
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:31 AM   #35
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I am in the Steve Spagnuolo boat. He runs a Jim Johnson-esque 4-3 for the Giants. Our defense is best equipped for that style. He's defensive-minded and only 48. And he's not a cover 2 bitch. And he obviously knows D-Linemen. Who better to bring in to develop tank, dorsey and turk as well as to find a gem of a RDE?
He was the guy I mentioned in earlier threads this year.

He'll be the hot coach this offseason, especially if the Giants continue to tear it up this season.

It looks like nothing's going to stop them.
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:35 AM   #36
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Apparently, you can only quote stats. .
Yeah, stats mean nothing. That's why nobody keeps track of them in NFL.

Despite all of Cowher's success, he's not good enough to coach here? 'Well last time I checked' (in Herm's Sunday Sermon voice), we aren't winning too many playoff games at Arrowhead. Er...any playoff games. Aw hell, we aren't winning many regular season games. There's no reason to doubt that Cowher could come in here and make this franchise respectable again. If you find a better alternative, let me know.
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:38 AM   #37
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Yeah, stats mean nothing. That's why nobody keeps track of them in NFL.

Despite all of Cowher's success, he's not good enough to coach here? 'Well last time I checked' (in Herm's Sunday Sermon voice), we aren't winning too many playoff games at Arrowhead. Er...any playoff games. Aw hell, we aren't winning many regular season games. There's no reason to doubt that Cowher could come in here and make this franchise respectable again. If you find a better alternative, let me know.
Yes, stats mean nothing. The ONLY stat that matters is the Super Bowl.

There are FAR better alternatives than continuing the current path.

Cowher's a ball-control, defense first head coach. Why do you think it took him 15 years to win a Super Bowl in Pittsburgh when they were loaded at every position other than QB?

Do you think it's some kind of coincidence that just after Rothlisberger was drafted, they win a Super Bowl? Yet the 12 preceding years, they stumbled in the playoffs with bozos at QB?

No thanks. We had enough suffering.
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I wonder if Spagnuolo would even consider it.

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On February 7th, 2008 he took his name out of consideration for the head coaching position of the Washington Redskins, citing the fact that he didn't feel ready to be a head coach. People speculated that he did not like the fact that the coordinators were already installed, but he stated he had no problems with them. The same day, the New York Giants made Spagnuolo the highest paid defensive coordinator with a 3 year contract for 2 million dollars each year[3].
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I wonder if Spagnuolo would even consider it.
He said no to the Redskins, he can basically call his shot, you can believe if he has no say he's gonna turn the job down.
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Old 10-06-2008, 12:45 AM   #40
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I am in the Steve Spagnuolo boat.
i like this

we can make an offer to a coach who is under contract as long as the offer is for a promotion... that is the rule, right?

if so.... perhaps we can replace gunther with a man who is also a 4-3 guy and has worked with steve in the past.

we could make an offer to ron rivera while we are at it, no?
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i like this

we can make an offer to a coach who is under contract as long as the offer is for a promotion... that is the rule, right?

if so.... perhaps we can replace gunther with a man who is also a 4-3 guy and has worked with steve in the past.

we could make an offer to ron rivera while we are at it, no?
Why Ron Rivera? What has he done?
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Yes, stats mean nothing. The ONLY stat that matters is the Super Bowl.

There are FAR better alternatives than continuing the current path.

Cowher's a ball-control, defense first head coach. Why do you think it took him 15 years to win a Super Bowl in Pittsburgh when they were loaded at every position other than QB?

Do you think it's some kind of coincidence that just after Rothlisberger was drafted, they win a Super Bowl? Yet the 12 preceding years, they stumbled in the playoffs with bozos at QB?

No thanks. We had enough suffering.
Duh, Cower took the Steelers to the Super Bowl in 1996. He was hired in '92. H-E-L-L-O! Oh, I guess it doesn't count unless you WIN the Super Bowl. Well gee Sparky, I'll take a SB loss over the last 38 f***ing years!
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I am in the Steve Spagnuolo boat. He runs a Jim Johnson-esque 4-3 for the Giants. Our defense is best equipped for that style. He's defensive-minded and only 48. And he's not a cover 2 bitch. And he obviously knows D-Linemen. Who better to bring in to develop tank, dorsey and turk as well as to find a gem of a RDE?
I'd be cool with him, I love what he's done in NY.
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Duh, Cower took the Steelers to the Super Bowl in 1996. He was hired in '92. H-E-L-L-O! Oh, I guess it doesn't count unless you WIN the Super Bowl. Well gee Sparky, I'll take a SB loss over the last 38 f***ing years!
So, in your mind, the choice is between a coach who should have been fired more than a decade ago for starting guys like Kordell Stewart, Kent Graham, Mike Tomzack and Tommy Maddox (while his defenses, running game and wide receivers were top notch) versus a franchise that hasn't won a Super Bowl in nearly 40 years and is in desperate need of coaching change.

George Siefert once won a Super Bowl, too. Actually, twice.

Carolina didn't work out so well for him, did it?

Yeah, great logic.
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Spagnuolo's honeymoon would last 1 day - right up until the point he says he's keeping his good friend Dick Curl on staff.

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