Who do you want as your next head coach?

[B_Ambuehl]

Who would you like to see in KC?

I'd personally like to see Steve Spagnuola.

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC

That would be a solid choice...

But first we have to replace the GM.... Without a new GM, the coach will fail...

Hey!!!!!

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

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...

HEY!!!!!






no one is watching MNF? Wow Go Peyton... hellava throw

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by Hoover

Brian Schottenheimer

The same Brian Schottenheimer that was too stupid to run the football against one of the worst run defenses in the league? The same guy who got a job only because of his last name?

No ****ing thanks.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

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

Bill Cowher
Marty Schottenheimer
Jason Garrett
Josh McDaniels
Steve Spagnoulo
Monte Kiffin
Mike Holmgren
Mike Martz

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 get why you crossed everyone else off the list, but I don;t get why Spagnoulo is crossed off.

Is there a reason he wouldn't come to KC?

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by milkman

I get why you crossed everyone else off the list, but I don;t get why Spagnoulo is crossed off.

Is there a reason he wouldn't come to KC?

Just being realistic.

He's the highest paid DC in football, and I wouldn't be shocked to see him be the defensive equivilent to Jason Garrett.

He took his name out of the ring for the Redskins job that was his for the asking.

Regardless, I find it highly unlikely he'd come here, or even be a candidate.

JMO.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Just being realistic.

He's the highest paid DC in football, and I wouldn't be shocked to see him be the defensive equivilent to Jason Garrett.

He took his name out of the ring for the Redskins job that was his for the asking.

Regardless, I find it highly unlikely he'd come here, or even be a candidate.

JMO.

OK, thanks.

He'd be a great choice if we could pry him away, but I'm with you on Swartz.

Maybe we could hire Mike Reinfeldt as GM and bring in Swartz.

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by FAX

1. Somebody in their 40s.
2. Somebody who has worked both sides of the ball as an AC (successfully).
3. Somebody who has worked with a solid quarterback.
4. Somebody who has worked with a winning organization.

FAX

Somebody who recognizes that Dick Curl is NOT a QB coach.

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by smittysbar

No to Cowher, yes to Garrett, I think he will be the next HC for Dallas though

Garrett has pissed his pants without Romo. I like what the NE OC has done without Brady a lot better.

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by Micjones

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.

Pervert!

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by DaWolf

Mike Stock...

And bypass Dick Curl? SACRILEGE!!

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by pestilenceaf23

My pick would be Jim Schwartz

Schottenheimer, Gunther, Schwartz. No more stubborn Germans please.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi

Tyrone Willingham

Originally Posted by arc

I hope that was a joke.

Besides - he needs to stay in Washington.

He announced tonight that he will step down at the end of the year. Unfortunately it's necessary. I've been in his camp until the Arizona game this year. Now it's painstakingly obvious that it's time to try again. It'd be nice to see Jim Mora Jr. defect from the Hawks and take the job.

People might think it would be crazy for him to pass up an NFL job for the Husky job, but he got fired in Atlanta for lobbying for that job on a radio show. It's his alma mater and in his own words, his "dream job". He's set up to take over the HC job for the Hawks next year but I wouldn't be surprised at all to see him say **** it and take the Husky gig. I have no doubt it's his if he wants it. I hope he does.