I'd take him over Shanahan.

Billick seems like a smart guy with a good football mind. I could see him being able to do that "mind meld" thing with Pioli.

In 9 years at Baltimore, Billick's highest offensive ranking was 14, and it was usually in the 20s. To somehow deflect blame from him onto the front office for all of it is a joke.

Just say no. I would have rather kept herm.

**** it lets hire Sean Salisbury for QB coach.

He'd be a step up from Herm. Not sure how much of a step, though. :spock:

Who blamed it all on the FO?

In my post, I said that Newsome did a bad job drafting offensive players, (which is a FACT) and that Billick's biggest mistake was trusting Matt Cavanaugh as his OC.

Some of you guys can't seem to make the distinction between coordinators and the head coach, and who is responsible for what.

I wouldn't hold Vermeil or Shanahan or Holmgrem or Billick responsible for defensive failures, but I would hold them responsible for offensive failures, given that is supposed to be the area of expertise. If they can't tell whether their OC is doing a good job, I don't think you can contend they have much of an expertise there.

I just don't see what Billick brings to the table at this point, other than calling out sideline reporters for being idiots.

LMAO

He'd fit right in here then, KC has some of the biggest media dumbasses available for him to call out.

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