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1. Vic Fangio
2. Derek Carr 3. David Carr |
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I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. If this happened I think fans would loose their minds.
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1. Bill O'Brien
2. Marcus Mariota if he declares if not Teddy Bridgewater. 3. Case Keenum until the rookie is ready to start. |
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Brigdewater's release is one of the quickest I've seen in years. |
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Bonus:
Marciano as ST coach Frank Bush as DC Matt Stevens at FS |
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1. Bill O'Brien
2. Anthony Barr 3. Michael Vick - P/U Taj Boyd at the top of Rd. 2.
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In B'OB we trust, until he pisses us off! |
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I'd put more money on Dirty Sanchez being our next QB instead of Michale Vick.
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(1) Ken Whisenhunt
(2) Jadevon Clowney (3) Chase Daniel **** Just forget about Bill "Cape Cod" O'Brien coming down to the Texas Gulf Coast. |
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I don't know if O'Brien will be our next head coach but the notion that guys with aspirations of being a head coach in the NFL will limit themselves to their backyard is a head scratcher to say the least. There are only 32 NFL head coaching jobs and only about a half dozen open up in a given year. If someone has eyes on being an NFL coach, they aren't going to wait 10 years for one to open up in their home state. Trends in coaching are too fickle and a guy's sell-by date passes way to soon for such luxuries.
In my 30+ years of watching the NFL, I've never heard of that happening, ever. Unless you have some quote from him saying as much, I don't see O'Brien being the first. |
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Bad timing but Gary Kubiak seemed to have turned down some offers before he accepted his first head coaching gig. He didn't cite geography though. He just felt he wasn't ready although "coming home" to Texas certainly appealed to him when he took the Texans job.
O'Brien does make me nervous though. We've seen the track record of other former Patriot assistant coaches (Weis, Crennel, Haley, McDaniels, etc.) and while the Penn State job certainly had unique challenges, it's not like he was going 10-1 and winning BCS bowls. |
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