Like I Said

[Harry]

The plot thickens. Either Bowles or his agent verbally committed to the Tampa job, maybe even with some type of intent communication in writing. Now Bowles agent says he hasn’t signed and for the reason I just posted he’s considering the Bears in the same slot.

 

[JeffGollin]

I think KK will need his version of Wade Phillips running the defense.

Tell me why that won't be either Chuck Pagano or Marvin Lewis.

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Because neither Pagano or Lewis are Wade Wilson?

 

[cwamjn]

Because neither Pagano or Lewis are Wade Wilson?

Deadpool?

 

[Dr. Jones]

Because neither Pagano or Lewis are Wade Wilson?

They have the gravitas, and operational knowedge of running an NFL franchise. KK may need that. Plus they are fully able to handle a 3-4 defense and their resume will speak to that.

I feel like you knew that already though.

 

[Cheesebeef]

Harry's right. He wasn't speculating, everyone was doing that. He was reporting breaking facts. Some here wanted KK to hire Bowles, but not possible now. Williams, Pagano, or Lewis would be the best choices.

yeah... except apparently, he wasn't even reporting facts as Gambo Harry has now said things might be changing.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

Bowles will be in good position as their next HC. I don't see BA being their for all 4 years.

Yup this.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

I hope Amos is their special teams coach

 

[Harry]

yeah... except apparently, he wasn't even reporting facts as Gambo Harry has now said things might be changing.

At least I was in good company. BA, among others, thought it was a done deal. “Speaking on the Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday, Arians reportedly spoke about Bowles being on his staff as a done deal.

“[Bowles] thought hard about it,” Arians said. “I was doing my best sell job and this happened. We’re really excited to be back together.” (New York Post)

 

[Harry]

The Chicago Sun Times confirmed Bowles had committed to Arians just like I said he did. “Bowles, a source said, decided to keep his word to new Bucs head coach Bruce Arians, for whom he’d worked in Arizona and played at Temple, despite the temptation to join a defense that was ranked No. 1 by most metrics last season. Bowles considers Arians a father figure. Nagy’s close friendship wasn’t enough for Bowles to go back on his pledge to coach with his mentor.” This work for you Cheese?