He is more of the same..... He wont bring us out of the dark ages into the modern day NFL...

I'd like to have a younger coach. Cowher's another Schottenheimer disciple.
He did have sense enough to make the necessary changes and finally win the big game at the end of his tenure in Pittsburgh, but I want a young guy.

I agree

How about Trent Green?

He might be pretty good.

FAX

Didn't you hear? Its going to be Marty!!!

:cuss:

I would agree that I do not want to see Cowher. He suffered burnout in Pittsburg. I'd like to see someone young, hungry, willing to push players, and wanting to see quality on both sides of the ball.

The guy I wanted to see just took over in San Francisco. I don't think he'll be available.

I'd rather see an offensive minded coach come in who has enough confidence to allow a DC to come in and run the defense like it needs to be run. I don't want to see any more cover 2 or zone blitzes. I also don't want to see any don't play to lose offenses.

I would also like someone with an offensive mind, and if he is clueless on defense I would like someone who will bring in a good DC and allow him to bring in good coaches. I'm sick of bringing in coaches from the buddy system, and forcing coaches to coach something they don't know.

I hope that was a joke. :eek:

Besides - he needs to stay in Washington. :D

Charlie Weis

Let's get the ridiculous and impossible out of the way...

<del>Bill Cowher
Marty Schottenheimer
Jason Garrett
Josh McDaniels
Steve Spagnoulo
Monte Kiffin
Mike Holmgren
Mike Martz</del>

Those are the names that are mentioned most around here.

Newsflash: NONE of them are coming here.



That leaves retreads like Brian Billick or Mike Nolan - or someone that 95% of the board has never heard of.

So far, the only guy that's been mentioned around here that makes any sense whatsoever is Jim Schwartz.

He's young.

He got his start under Belichick.

He believes in physical, smashmouth defense.

He has personnel experience.

I bet the 49ers are kicking themselves for picking Mike Nolan over Schwartz in 2005.

He's a guy that has to be on the list, and the top of the list at that.

i'm very interested in spagnuola...but i'd need to know that he supports an agressive offense and won't hamper his OC the way Herm does...

Bill Cowher

Steve Spagnuolo

Mike Stock...

I remember when Billick was supposed to go in Baltimore and revitalize the offense. lol