head coach landing spots: your choice

[okoye35chiefs]

You are the most sought after head coaching talent out there right now.

These positions are available with these teams with the teamsCURRENT GM in place:

San Diego, Philly, Ny Jets, Cleveland, Chiefs, Carolina, Dallas, Cinncy and Minnesota

Where would you honestly (have to remove the chiefs colored glasses here) choose and why?

Your reason for choosing a landing spot has to be a sentence or less!

Them the rules!

(if I missed a team with a coach on the hot seat please feel free to add on)

[The Franchise]

First Choice.....San Diego. Second Choice....Philly.

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by SNR

Coached the Chiefs linebackers during the Vermeil years.

You know, that age of great Chiefs linebacking. That was all Joe Vitt.

Wow...

[mcaj22]

cincy and minnesota

are you ****ing high, why would those spots be open lol

cincy just put a clownsuit on our crap team

[Dylan]

FYI:

Andy Reid has full control over the draft during the last 13 years.


Perry Fewell stinks...We wish someone would take him off our hands.

[Dylan]

FYI:

Andy Reid has full control over the draft during his tenure with the Eagles.

Perry Fewell stinks...You don't want him. We wish someone would take him off our hands.

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by Dylan

Head Coach Candidates:

Vic Fangio 49ers Defensive Coach
49ers Hybrid 3-4/4-3. They run an unpredictable defense


Joe Lombardi Saints Offensive Coach


Possibility: Joe Vitt Saints Interim Head Coach Since taking over the Saints the team is 3-1... I need to read more about him, though.

Let me think who else I can recommend ....

The more I think about it - Saints head coach, Sean Payton chose Joe Vitt to run the Saints - and he passed on offensive coordinator, Joe Lombardi to lead his team. That says a lot.

[The Bad Guy]

The only thing I'm going to SD for is the weather. The talent on that team sucks.

Rivers is in a massive decline, no WRs, fumble prone RB, no offensive line.

Defensively, they are good, but that offense needs a massive rebuild.

[The Bad Guy]

If I'm taking anyone from the Harbaugh tree, it's Greg Roman or David Shaw.

[Molitoth]

Vikings.

Young QB, Best RB in NFL, Good defense.

Take 2 years to fill a couple of holes and that team is a winner.

I'm not sold on Ponder being elite, but I think with the right OC... the kid could do well.


Tough division though. Packers until Rodgers retires (will be awhile). Lions are not a doormat like they used to be. Bears are always better than average.

[KCDC]

While the popular choice is SD, the smart choice is KC. Why?

Any person on CP, drafting any first round QB, and picking average in the draft will have a 7-9 team next year. After a 2-14 record in 2012, the new HC will look like coach of the year. We have the talent (except at the QB position) to be a 9-7 team. Having a last place schedule and a top pick in each round, the new HC will be a near shoo in for HC of the year.

[chiefzilla1501]

Don't want to sound like a homer, but get a good gm, and kansas city is an ideal landing spot. Good solid core talent, tons of cap space, good enough flexibility to flex schemes, and ability to land a strong rookie qb.

All the other teams have problems. I'd rather build around geno than foles. I wouldn't want to work for a.j. Smith or Jerry jones let alone for a team starting to lose its identity. Jets and panthers have way too much drama. wouldn't want to work for mike brown. Minnesota won't be available.

Strangely, the team I'd worry about is Cleveland. Ascending team and an owner really committed to winning. Talent level there is pretty similar to kc.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

If I'm taking anyone from the Harbaugh tree, it's Greg Roman or David Shaw.

If we're going to go after a head coach.....I'd love to get David Shaw. I don't know if he'd leave Stanford though.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

If we're going to go after a head coach.....I'd love to get David Shaw. I don't know if he'd leave Stanford though.

I think he def. would. He's an NFL guy.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

I think he def. would. He's an NFL guy.

Well ****.....I wouldn't mind him being the next HC then.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Don't want to sound like a homer, but get a good gm, and kansas city is an ideal landing spot. Good solid core talent, tons of cap space, good enough flexibility to flex schemes, and ability to land a strong rookie qb.

All the other teams have problems. I'd rather build around geno than foles. I wouldn't want to work for a.j. Smith or Jerry jones let alone for a team starting to lose its identity. Jets and panthers have way too much drama. wouldn't want to work for mike brown. Minnesota won't be available.

Strangely, the team I'd worry about is Cleveland. Ascending team and an owner really committed to winning. Talent level there is pretty similar to kc.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see this team having a solid core of talent. Hali, Houston, DJ, Albert, Charles, Flowers and Berry, but that talent has been massively overblown.