Rank how desirable these 2013 New Coach Cities are

[Buck]

I'm almost certain that the Jets, Chargers, Chiefs, Cowboys, and Eagles will have new head coaches next year. Probably the Browns and Panthers too, but nobody cares about them. Rank the 5 teams from 5 down to 1 based on each Category. The categories are Current Talent, Front Office (based on how flexible they are to a coaches wants/needs), Team Prestige, Ease of Division, and City Factor (which is the best city to live in?).

You may only use a 5 in each category once. If you give Philly a 5 for current talent, no other team can have a 5 in that category.

For Example:

Toronto Argonauts
Current Talent: 3
Front Office: 2
Prestige: 3
Ease of Division: 4
City Factor: 5
Total: 17

You can copy and paste this and then put your 1 - 5 on each team and then total up your score at the bottom.

Dallas Cowboys
Current Talent:
Front Office:
Prestige:
Ease of Division:
City Factor:
Total:

Kansas City Chiefs
Current Talent:
Front Office:
Prestige:
Ease of Division:
City Factor:
Total:

San Diego Chargers
Current Talent:
Front Office:
Prestige:
Ease of Division:
City Factor:
Total:

Philadelphia Eagles
Current Talent:
Front Office:
Prestige:
Ease of Division:
City Factor:
Total:

New York Jets
Current Talent:
Front Office:
Prestige:
Ease of Division:
City Factor:
Total:

[Buck]

Originally Posted by AussieChiefsFan

I did didn't I? Do I NEED to have a 5 for each category?

Yes. You have to have one 5, one 4, one 3, one 2, and one 1 per category.

[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Peyton chose Denver for one reason alone: To work with HOFer John Elway.

Elway's a winner, whether it's on the football field as a player, as car dealership owner or as a NFL Executive.

Peyton just purchased 21 Papa John's franchises in Denver: Do you think that's a coincidence?

Manning will likely move to the front office as well in Denver once he's retired and may even be a co-owner with Elway someday.

That would never happen in Kansas City.

There was an interesting interview with Elway last week on Sunday Countdown about how they got Manning. The reason Manning went there was because of Pat Bowlen more than anything. It has to do with manning wanting more Superbowls and Bowlen's commitment to get him there. Elway got to five Superbowls in Denver. It had everything to do with the organization. That's what it was about... They really didn't have to sell him on anything. He just wants more Superbowls and Denver was the best place to do that out of all the choices.

Organization seems to be the key with the Mannings if you think about it. It kind of reminds me of when Eli didn't want to play for San Diego.

[Canofbier]

Originally Posted by ClevelandBronco

About the only thing it has going for it is that it isn't Detroit.

A reference to this, I hope.

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

Buck, your thread has no validity. There needs to be a rating for BBQ so that we stand a chance.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Woodsponge Chuckpants

I've been there but the fans are indifferent and they suck. There is very little loyality. The city is great but you aren't looking at the whole picture.

Shut the **** up, Dumbass

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Zeke

Buck, your thread has no validity. There needs to be a rating for BBQ so that we stand a chance.

Since he quit being a "Bear" he's lost his burst...

[ModSocks]

Originally Posted by Woodsponge Chuckpants

I've been there but the fans are indifferent and they suck. There is very little loyality. The city is great but you aren't looking at the whole picture.

Wow. So you're just wrong about everything all the time, aren't you?

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Rausch

Since he quit being a "Bear" he's lost his burst...

Nonsense. I'm sure there are BBQ sauces out there that don't have sugar in the recipe.

[saphojunkie]

Originally Posted by Buck

Dallas Cowboys
Current Talent: 5
Front Office: 3
Prestige: 5
Ease of Division: 3
City Factor: 2
Total: 18

Kansas City Chiefs
Current Talent: 3
Front Office: 1
Prestige: 3
Ease of Division: 4
City Factor: 1
Total: 12

San Diego Chargers
Current Talent: 2
Front Office: 2
Prestige: 1
Ease of Division: 5
City Factor: 4
Total: 14

Philadelphia Eagles
Current Talent: 4
Front Office: 5
Prestige: 2
Ease of Division: 2
City Factor: 3
Total: 16

New York Jets
Current Talent: 1
Front Office: 4
Prestige: 4
Ease of Division: 1
City Factor: 5
Total: 15

So according to me, the most desirable spot for a new coach to land next year would be Dallas. In order followed by Philly, New York Jets, San Diego, and Kansas City.

/thread