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Old 12-12-2011, 11:16 PM  
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Head coach possibilities that nobody's talking about
Why do we need another head coach thread? Because **** you, that's why.

There are some dark horse candidate names that seemingly NO ONE is talking about. Yeah, these guys are all have their issues with short or incomplete resumes, but they should at least get some consideration. They can't be any worse than Josh McDaniels, right?

Bruce Arians- Offensive coordinator for the Steelers. Rock solid resume. "Lunch pail" coach. With the proper QB, would probably have us competing for the playoffs in under a season. Vastly overlooked guy when it comes to that team-- he's actually pretty important and critical to that team's success. Just unknown if he would flame out like Ken Whisenhunt.

Chuck Pagano- Defensive coordinator for the Ravens. Inexperienced as a coordinator, but has been successful at nearly every coaching job he's ever had in the league

Perry Fewell- Defensive coordinator for the Giants. Would be kind of a "wtf" hire, but I can see him getting some looks from teams as more of them start firing their coaches

Vic Fangio- Current defensive coordinator for the 49ers. Was defensive coordinator for a bunch of mediocre teams in the 90s, was a part of some impressive Ravens teams as linebackers coach, though

Tom Clements- QB coach for the Packers. Coached QB for the Chiefs in 2000 and got a Pro Bowl season out of Elvis ****ing Grbac

Winston Moss- Assistant coach/linebackers for the Packers. Guy is full of ****ing fire. Players like Hali, Houston, Berry... holy shit would they love playing for this guy. Definitely has the brawn, don't know if he has the brains, though.

Mike Zimmer- Defensive coordinator for the Bengals. I know next to nothing about this guy, but I know a lot of planeteers like Pestilence who have him on their personal short lists.
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You know why you pass on Arians?

Big Ben does stuff no OC can draw up.
IMOP that's why we need to pass on anyone from the Patriots tree. Tom Brady made that franchise.
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