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 Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 4:22 am
Dude-LAP Juggolo_4_life Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Maybe Brian will come to Atlanta? eek That would be awesome... razz They need an offensive minded coach more. The Ravens' defense is somewhat decent, but their offense is now nothing. Billick is a defensive oriented coach. I've been hearing that Shotty might go to Baltimore, I've heard that Carol (USC) might go to Atlanta, I don't know the situations for the Redskins, Dungy may retire for the Colts, and Miami has recently hired Sparano as the new head coach. but do u think the falcons would hire a college coach again after what Bobby P did? Petrino wasn't that great of a college coach. He was overrated. Carol is a great college football coach, and may be able to work with the offense (mostly QB) to develop. Look what he's done with Leinart and Booty...Don't know how things will turn out, but Carol is best suited to stay back at USC. You should at least be a former NFL player/coach/coordinator, to have enough experience to be a head coach at this prestigious level. I would hire Pete Carol. He's had success in College as well as NFL. But i highly doubt him leaving USC, with the position they're in. lol. cool
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:27 am
and they already hired the eagles coach to replace him.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 1:57 pm
IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP Juggolo_4_life Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Maybe Brian will come to Atlanta? eek That would be awesome... razz They need an offensive minded coach more. The Ravens' defense is somewhat decent, but their offense is now nothing. Billick is a defensive oriented coach. I've been hearing that Shotty might go to Baltimore, I've heard that Carol (USC) might go to Atlanta, I don't know the situations for the Redskins, Dungy may retire for the Colts, and Miami has recently hired Sparano as the new head coach. but do u think the falcons would hire a college coach again after what Bobby P did? Petrino wasn't that great of a college coach. He was overrated. Carol is a great college football coach, and may be able to work with the offense (mostly QB) to develop. Look what he's done with Leinart and Booty...Don't know how things will turn out, but Carol is best suited to stay back at USC. You should at least be a former NFL player/coach/coordinator, to have enough experience to be a head coach at this prestigious level. I would hire Pete Carol. He's had success in College as well as NFL. But i highly doubt him leaving USC, with the position they're in. lol. cool Yea, USC is a great team, and scouts really well, so they should be good as long as they keep the same personell. I've also heard that it's one of the best atmospheres to coach in.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:15 pm
Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP Juggolo_4_life Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Maybe Brian will come to Atlanta? eek That would be awesome... razz They need an offensive minded coach more. The Ravens' defense is somewhat decent, but their offense is now nothing. Billick is a defensive oriented coach. I've been hearing that Shotty might go to Baltimore, I've heard that Carol (USC) might go to Atlanta, I don't know the situations for the Redskins, Dungy may retire for the Colts, and Miami has recently hired Sparano as the new head coach. but do u think the falcons would hire a college coach again after what Bobby P did? Petrino wasn't that great of a college coach. He was overrated. Carol is a great college football coach, and may be able to work with the offense (mostly QB) to develop. Look what he's done with Leinart and Booty...Don't know how things will turn out, but Carol is best suited to stay back at USC. You should at least be a former NFL player/coach/coordinator, to have enough experience to be a head coach at this prestigious level. I would hire Pete Carol. He's had success in College as well as NFL. But i highly doubt him leaving USC, with the position they're in. lol. cool Yea, USC is a great team, and scouts really well, so they should be good as long as they keep the same personell. I've also heard that it's one of the best atmospheres to coach in. Yea, people were saying they have the best chance at the National Championship next/this year. But anything can happen of course. biggrin
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 9:02 pm
I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:09 pm
Garra_Uzimaki I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick But the owner of the Ravens has had a losing record, while he had his position. Billick's firing was a bad choice, and may crumble their future defense. It would be an insult to offer a Super Bowl championship winning coach to a lesser coaching job, on the same team.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:11 pm
Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick But the owner of the Ravens has had a losing record, while he had his position. Billick's firing was a bad choice, and may crumble their future defense. It would be an insult to offer a Super Bowl championship winning coach to a lesser coaching job, on the same team. true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins))
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:28 pm
Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick But the owner of the Ravens has had a losing record, while he had his position. Billick's firing was a bad choice, and may crumble their future defense. It would be an insult to offer a Super Bowl championship winning coach to a lesser coaching job, on the same team. true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins)) You don't offer a Super Bowl champion a lesser position. Any coach knows it's not about the money, but about the dignity and position. It would be an insult, such as Torre rejected less money for a one year contract. Way too little, a violation of his legacy, and he signed with the encouraging Dodgers.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:29 pm
Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick But the owner of the Ravens has had a losing record, while he had his position. Billick's firing was a bad choice, and may crumble their future defense. It would be an insult to offer a Super Bowl championship winning coach to a lesser coaching job, on the same team. true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins)) You don't offer a Super Bowl champion a lesser position. Any coach knows it's not about the money, but about the dignity and position. It would be an insult, such as Torre rejected less money for a one year contract. Way too little, a violation of his legacy, and he signed with the encouraging Dodgers. yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:47 pm
Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick But the owner of the Ravens has had a losing record, while he had his position. Billick's firing was a bad choice, and may crumble their future defense. It would be an insult to offer a Super Bowl championship winning coach to a lesser coaching job, on the same team. true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins)) You don't offer a Super Bowl champion a lesser position. Any coach knows it's not about the money, but about the dignity and position. It would be an insult, such as Torre rejected less money for a one year contract. Way too little, a violation of his legacy, and he signed with the encouraging Dodgers. yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though. Well put it this way. Offering him to be defensive coordinator would be a not-look-like-the-bad-guy way of firing him. He would have definitely been rejected. I'm sure he'll get an interview soon with another team in need of a coach.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:56 pm
Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki I agree with firing him but If i were the owner of the Ravens I would offer him a contract as a defensive coordinater because basically the identiy of the ravens is Brian Billick But the owner of the Ravens has had a losing record, while he had his position. Billick's firing was a bad choice, and may crumble their future defense. It would be an insult to offer a Super Bowl championship winning coach to a lesser coaching job, on the same team. true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins)) You don't offer a Super Bowl champion a lesser position. Any coach knows it's not about the money, but about the dignity and position. It would be an insult, such as Torre rejected less money for a one year contract. Way too little, a violation of his legacy, and he signed with the encouraging Dodgers. yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though. Well put it this way. Offering him to be defensive coordinator would be a not-look-like-the-bad-guy way of firing him. He would have definitely been rejected. I'm sure he'll get an interview soon with another team in need of a coach. Definately, a guy who is a great head coach isn't gonna take a demotion lightly. Expecially when he would have no problem getting a head coaching position in most other places.
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:02 am
IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins)) You don't offer a Super Bowl champion a lesser position. Any coach knows it's not about the money, but about the dignity and position. It would be an insult, such as Torre rejected less money for a one year contract. Way too little, a violation of his legacy, and he signed with the encouraging Dodgers. yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though. Well put it this way. Offering him to be defensive coordinator would be a not-look-like-the-bad-guy way of firing him. He would have definitely been rejected. I'm sure he'll get an interview soon with another team in need of a coach. Definately, a guy who is a great head coach isn't gonna take a demotion lightly. Expecially when he would have no problem getting a head coaching position in most other places. I think he'd fit in well in Seattle. Holmgren is believe it or not, a probable to step down as head coach this week. eek
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:07 am
Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki true but maybe even offer him the same money for the job that he had before, I know that seems strange but they need his defense and without it they will be next seasons dolphins ((note I am talking about this season's dolphins)) You don't offer a Super Bowl champion a lesser position. Any coach knows it's not about the money, but about the dignity and position. It would be an insult, such as Torre rejected less money for a one year contract. Way too little, a violation of his legacy, and he signed with the encouraging Dodgers. yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though. Well put it this way. Offering him to be defensive coordinator would be a not-look-like-the-bad-guy way of firing him. He would have definitely been rejected. I'm sure he'll get an interview soon with another team in need of a coach. Definately, a guy who is a great head coach isn't gonna take a demotion lightly. Expecially when he would have no problem getting a head coaching position in most other places. I think he'd fit in well in Seattle. Holmgren is believe it or not, a probable to step down as head coach this week. eek Really!? eek Thats... Wow. Doesnt like the pressure? surprised
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:09 am
IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though. Well put it this way. Offering him to be defensive coordinator would be a not-look-like-the-bad-guy way of firing him. He would have definitely been rejected. I'm sure he'll get an interview soon with another team in need of a coach. Definately, a guy who is a great head coach isn't gonna take a demotion lightly. Expecially when he would have no problem getting a head coaching position in most other places. I think he'd fit in well in Seattle. Holmgren is believe it or not, a probable to step down as head coach this week. eek Really!? eek Thats... Wow. Doesnt like the pressure? surprised I think losing Super Bowl XL to Pittsburgh really cut into him mentally. It's pretty depressing. He was a great career coach, and a sure Hall of Famer.
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:31 am
Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP Garra_Uzimaki yeah it was just a sujjestion and I am saying they should have just offered it, they definatly should have not fired him though. Well put it this way. Offering him to be defensive coordinator would be a not-look-like-the-bad-guy way of firing him. He would have definitely been rejected. I'm sure he'll get an interview soon with another team in need of a coach. Definately, a guy who is a great head coach isn't gonna take a demotion lightly. Expecially when he would have no problem getting a head coaching position in most other places. I think he'd fit in well in Seattle. Holmgren is believe it or not, a probable to step down as head coach this week. eek Really!? eek Thats... Wow. Doesnt like the pressure? surprised I think losing Super Bowl XL to Pittsburgh really cut into him mentally. It's pretty depressing. He was a great career coach, and a sure Hall of Famer. Wow, poor guy. Alright, Dude-LAP, i gotta go... good night, morning, afternoon, where ever you are. whee
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