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How long do you think the BA will be a coach of the Cardinals? I know Keim will be here for several more years, but when do you think BA will call it quits?

I'm hoping that he continues to coach for at least 5 more years. What say you.. :D
 

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How long do you think the BA will be a coach of the Cardinals? I know Keim will be here for several more years, but when do you think BA will call it quits?

I'm hoping that he continues to coach for at least 5 more years. What say you.. :D

5 more years makes sense as long as he stays in good health.
 

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Minimum 5 years. Look at the guys like Moore and Pratt he convinced to come here. No way he thinks 68 is old.
 

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Minimum 5 years. Look at the guys like Moore and Pratt he convinced to come here. No way he thinks 68 is old.

I believe BA not only wants multiple Championships, but to leave a coaching-tree legacy. He has said many times he was exasperated at NFL owners choosing a type of head coach that didn't make sense to him. He wants his type of coaches to succeed, change the mindset, and immortalize his contribution. I know that is a strong word, but everything about this man says he aint doing it for a paycheck.
 

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Hard to say. If Whiz had Warner for 5 more years, then hed've been here 5 more years.

Its all about QB.


But ultimately I think 6-7 more years, with the ending being retirement.
 
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I believe BA not only wants multiple Championships, but to leave a coaching-tree legacy. He has said many times he was exasperated at NFL owners choosing a type of head coach that didn't make sense to him. He wants his type of coaches to succeed, change the mindset, and immortalize his contribution. I know that is a strong word, but everything about this man says he aint doing it for a paycheck.

+1

He's had a chip on his shoulder for being passed up for HC jobs. He's doing this to show them what they passed up on.
 
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He's had a chip on his shoulder for being passed up for HC jobs. He's doing this to show them what they passed up on.
This may provide some additional motivation for Arians; but I think that he simply loves the football and coaching. That's really all the motivation that's needed.

I also think we are looking at a 5-7 year window with BA in charge. But it wouldn't surprise me if after one of his protege's is elevated to HC, that BA would stick around as a consultant of some sort.
 
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This may provide some additional motivation for Arians; but I think that he simply loves the football and coaching. That's really all the motivation that's needed.

I also think we are looking at a 5-7 year window with BA in charge. But it wouldn't surprise me if after one of his protege's is elevated to HC, that BA would stick around as a consultant of some sort.

Good point. I agree that I don't think he's in it for a long haul. 5-7 years sounds about right to me.
 

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The guy has worked his whole life for this opportunity. He knows what he needs in a QB as do Keim and Michael. He is not leaving anytime soon. He is where he wants to be.
 

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Hard to say. If Whiz had Warner for 5 more years, then hed've been here 5 more years.

Its all about QB.


But ultimately I think 6-7 more years, with the ending being retirement.

This
 

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One thing's for sure...

Whatever he does it'll be on "his" terms.

These are GREAT days to be a Cardinals' fan!

Mark :)

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It's a Cardinal-thing!
 
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