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I just read on si.com that Kowher is out for the Jets job too.

aeroparrot wrote:I just read on si.com that Kowher is out for the Jets job too.

ESPN is reporting it now too....and I also read the Browns are talking to Mangini about their coaching position...didn't expect to see him as a head coach again so soon as he's underachieved with the Jets

Don't you just love how pro coaches can be fired from one team after being branded a "loser" and immediately hired by another and called a "savior"........

If you look at Belichick his 1st time around wasn't all that great!!!...He turned out pretty good!!!.....Teams like those Belichick disciples...Hoping to catch lightning in a bottle!!....Same with Romeo...i'm sure he'll get some calls!!!

C-Dawg wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:I just read on si.com that Kowher is out for the Jets job too.

ESPN is reporting it now too....and I also read the Browns are talking to Mangini about their coaching position...didn't expect to see him as a head coach again so soon as he's underachieved with the Jets

Agreed. However, if you look at the history of the Jets, they have consistently under performed after Thanksgiving.

TommyBahama wrote:If you look at Belichick his 1st time around wasn't all that great!!!...He turned out pretty good!!!.....Teams like those Belichick disciples...Hoping to catch lightning in a bottle!!....Same with Romeo...i'm sure he'll get some calls!!!

However, wasn't Belichick (sp???) not a head coach for about 5 or 6 years before he got his gig with the Pats?

Bfan53again wrote:Don't you just love how pro coaches can be fired from one team after being branded a "loser" and immediately hired by another and called a "savior"........

Well, some coaches could be a fit for one team but may be for another.

aeroparrot wrote:

TommyBahama wrote:If you look at Belichick his 1st time around wasn't all that great!!!...He turned out pretty good!!!.....Teams like those Belichick disciples...Hoping to catch lightning in a bottle!!....Same with Romeo...i'm sure he'll get some calls!!!

However, wasn't Belichick (sp???) not a head coach for about 5 or 6 years before he got his gig with the Pats?

not sure!!!...but there are a lot of teams looking and more will be added....there isn't a huge list of coaches...so i think he does get a job!!....also a lot of teams won't pay big bucks for a coach....i can see him taking a job to prove himself!1

TommyBahama wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:

TommyBahama wrote:If you look at Belichick his 1st time around wasn't all that great!!!...He turned out pretty good!!!.....Teams like those Belichick disciples...Hoping to catch lightning in a bottle!!....Same with Romeo...i'm sure he'll get some calls!!!

However, wasn't Belichick (sp???) not a head coach for about 5 or 6 years before he got his gig with the Pats?

not sure!!!...but there are a lot of teams looking and more will be added....there isn't a huge list of coaches...so i think he does get a job!!....also a lot of teams won't pay big bucks for a coach....i can see him taking a job to prove himself!1

True.

aeroparrot wrote:

TommyBahama wrote:If you look at Belichick his 1st time around wasn't all that great!!!...He turned out pretty good!!!.....Teams like those Belichick disciples...Hoping to catch lightning in a bottle!!....Same with Romeo...i'm sure he'll get some calls!!!

However, wasn't Belichick (sp???) not a head coach for about 5 or 6 years before he got his gig with the Pats?

He was the head coach of the Browns, but I don't remember how many years he was there. After Cleveland fired him, he came to the Jets when Parcells was the head coach. When Parcells left, the Jets named Belichek the new head coach, scheduled a press conference to make the announcement and just before the conference started Belichek gave them a handwritten note that said "I resign as HC of the NYJ." Classy guy.

Congrats to the Phins and their fans ... what an awesome turnaround

BUT

I feel fairly confident my Ravens will take care of business.


Cannot wait until Sunday!!!!!!!!!!

Heard 3 interesting things when Chris Mortenson was on ESPN radio this morning...

1. Mike Shanahan and Jerry Jones are friends. They even set up controlled scrimmages between the Broncos and the Cowboys as part of both teams training camp workouts.

2. The Broncos offered Tony Romo more money than the Cowboys. Shanahan thinks very highly of Romo and wanted to sign him as an undrafted free agent. Romo chose the Cowboys after considering the depth chart at QB. Better chance to play in Dallas. Shanahan and Romo both played QB at Eastern Illinois University.

3. Shanahan replaced Wade Phillips as head coach of the Broncos after the 1994 season.

It may be possible there is a "For Sale" sign on the Phillip's home in Dallas.

The Shanahan press conference today was a class act.

Left Field ParrotHead wrote:Heard 3 interesting things when Chris Mortenson was on ESPN radio this morning...

1. Mike Shanahan and Jerry Jones are friends. They even set up controlled scrimmages between the Broncos and the Cowboys as part of both teams training camp workouts.

2. The Broncos offered Tony Romo more money than the Cowboys. Shanahan thinks very highly of Romo and wanted to sign him as an undrafted free agent. Romo chose the Cowboys after considering the depth chart at QB. Better chance to play in Dallas. Shanahan and Romo both played QB at Eastern Illinois University.

3. Shanahan replaced Wade Phillips as head coach of the Broncos after the 1994 season.

It may be possible there is a "For Sale" sign on the Phillip's home in Dallas.

Well, if you had a choice between Phillips or Shanahan, who would you go with?

Seperated at birth????


Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress



Mr. Noodle's Brother, Mr. Noodle (from Sesame Street)

Excellent press conferences from both Shanahan and Bowlen today. I wish Mike the best, and thank him for the rings....

MDown wrote:Excellent press conferences from both Shanahan and Bowlen today. I wish Mike the best, and thank him for the rings....

Yep. Me too. I'll miss him, but love what he gave this city, this state.

Been through a few coaches since I became a fan in 1976, and we'll go on.

aeroparrot wrote:

Left Field ParrotHead wrote:Heard 3 interesting things when Chris Mortenson was on ESPN radio this morning...

1. Mike Shanahan and Jerry Jones are friends. They even set up controlled scrimmages between the Broncos and the Cowboys as part of both teams training camp workouts.

2. The Broncos offered Tony Romo more money than the Cowboys. Shanahan thinks very highly of Romo and wanted to sign him as an undrafted free agent. Romo chose the Cowboys after considering the depth chart at QB. Better chance to play in Dallas. Shanahan and Romo both played QB at Eastern Illinois University.

3. Shanahan replaced Wade Phillips as head coach of the Broncos after the 1994 season.

It may be possible there is a "For Sale" sign on the Phillip's home in Dallas.

Well, if you had a choice between Phillips or Shanahan, who would you go with?

Shanahan

CaptainP wrote:Seperated at birth????


Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress



Mr. Noodle's Brother, Mr. Noodle (from Sesame Street)

any relation to the NOODLE HO?????????????

Just picked up a pair of tickets for the Panthers home playoff game. My Buffett tricks worked for the NFL as well. Called out of state to another ticketmaster office to get through

Go Panthers and Go Phins!