Kolb looked decent enough. He didn't impress me as a top echelon QB or anything, but he looked capable at the position.

Well...I hope he is right.

Unfortunately, I have a feeling he is out-of-the-loop on this one...

Anyone else?

That's my ****ing point.

EVERYONE is reporting we're interviewing Koetter.

You have less than a handful still talking about Kirk Ferentz.

Im guessing so. No one reliable has reported it but just some slap dick

Now reports from reputable sources saying that they haven't talked. HAHA.

Yeah, I'm not saying AZ should target Reid for the Kolb connection. I just don't see how a cards fan would be down on Reid for the Kolb connection.

Who?

Kent Somers ‏@kentsomers

NFL source: #azcardinals have not yet spoken to Andy Reid. Still want it to happen. Plan to interview others.

Hugh Douglas buys house on Tarmac at KCI

Somers reliable?

You tell me.

Damn near every NFL reporter on earth has reported that we're scheduled to interview Koetter and Armstrong. Not a single reporter has reported otherwise.

A handful of guys, including a nobody from Iowa is still reporting we're going to talk to Ferentz - with Peter King saying we absolutely ARE NOT.

What makes sense to you?

So many jumping the gun hahaha!! Is Nick Athan their source?

Except the most reputable one has said NO WAY. Peter King said it

Here's one from NFL.com:

Andy Reid, Arizona Cardinals talk picking up steam
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...cking-up-steam


By Gregg Rosenthal
Around The League editor
Published: Jan. 1, 2013 at 05:00 p.m.
Updated: Jan. 1, 2013 at 05:36 p.m.

Only one day removed from "Black Monday", the Arizona Cardinals could be closing in on seismic coaching hire.

Multiple reports suggest that the Cardinals have zeroed in on Andy Reid as their next head coach and the wide expectation is that a deal will be completed. The Philadelphia Inquirer hears its already a "done deal" while ESPN says there is a "95% chance" that Reid will wind up as Cardinals coach, and could have the job by the end of the week.

NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported Whisenhunt hasn't interviewed with the Cardinals yet.

KGME in Arizona reports that Cardinals president Michael Bidwill interviewed defensive coordinator Ray Horton on Tuesday, but Bidwill is focused on bringing Reid and former Browns GM Tom Heckert as a package deal to the desert. CBS confirmed Horton's interview, which would satisfy the NFL's Rooney Rule. None of the reports on Reid's potential hire above have been fully confirmed, but this much smoke usually means fire.

The Cardinals sound ready to build Eagles West in Arizona. Heckert worked under Reid in Philadelphia. Former Eagles assistants Pat Shurmur and Brad Childress could be candidates as offensive coordinator. Bidwill expressed a desire to salvage Kevin Kolb's career at his Monday press conference, although Reid has already traded Kolb away once. If Reid landed with the Cardinals, speculation would immediately start regarding whether he'd bring Michael Vick to Arizona.

That quarterback conversation is for another post and another day. At the speed the Cardinals are moving, that day may arrive very soon.

Nothing.

Absolutely none of this makes much sense
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