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OT: Rams Fire Jeff Fisher
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I can't see Harbaugh leaving Michigan. Not only is he highly paid, he seems to enjoy it. Funny thing is, you haven't really heard about any hot shot upcoming coaches this year.
The only possibility would be to throw the monster truckload of money to Saban and try to get him. He's going to win it again this year and really has nothing left to prove at the collegiate level. I could see him wanting to re-write his NFL legacy.
The only possibility would be to throw the monster truckload of money to Saban and try to get him. He's going to win it again this year and really has nothing left to prove at the collegiate level. I could see him wanting to re-write his NFL legacy.
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Jeff Fisher wants to get back into the NFL next year, could be eyeing three jobs if they open: Cleveland, Indy and Chicago. Fisher buyout from the Rams was $16M.
Jeff Fisher wants to get back into the NFL next year, could be eyeing three jobs if they open: Cleveland, Indy and Chicago. Fisher buyout from the Rams was $16M.
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Should be disconcerting for teams to know that former Fisher QBs, such as Case Keenum, Jared Goff, Sam Bradford, and Nick Foles, have performed better without him as their coach. Hard pass if AZ HC spot is open.
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None of those teams need him as they have the same crap style that he brings. Nothing but defense with offense as an afterthought. Browns would be a downgrade from Jackson to Fisher.
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If Jeff Fisher gets another HC job...I'm going to apply for a GM position.
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If he gets a head coaching job, that’s great news for the three other teams in that division.
Seriously thought, who would hire him after seeing how the Rams are playing now without him as HC. Its basically the same team he had under him and playing lights out without him.
A team would be dumb to hire him as a HC...
A team would be dumb to hire him as a HC...
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I asked this in another thread. Is Fisher the only coach to oversee 2 franchise moves to different states? He was the HC of the Oilers when they moved to Tennessee and the Rams HC when they went back to LA.
I believe so. I simply can’t think of any other coach who may have also experienced that. Great question NJ.
No clue I asked goggle.
- Decatur Staleys: to Chicago in 1921 (renamed the Chicago Bears in 1922)
- Toledo Maroons: to Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1924
- Cleveland Bulldogs: to Detroit as the Wolverines in 1928
- Pottsville Maroons: to Boston as the Bulldogs in 1929
- Dayton Triangles: to Brooklyn as the Dodgers in 1930 (renamed Brooklyn Tigers in 1944)
- Portsmouth Spartans: to Detroit as the Lions in 1934[2][3][4]
- Boston Redskins: to Washington, D.C. in 1937
- Cleveland Rams: to Los Angeles in 1946
- Chicago Cardinals: to St. Louis in 1960
- Los Angeles Chargers: to San Diego in 1961 (AFL)
- Dallas Texans: to Kansas City as the Chiefs in 1963 (AFL)
- Oakland Raiders: to Los Angeles in 1982
- Baltimore Colts: to Indianapolis in 1984
- St. Louis Cardinals: to Phoenix in 1988 (renamed Arizona Cardinals in 1994)
- Los Angeles Rams: to St. Louis in 1995
- Los Angeles Raiders: back to Oakland in 1995
- Houston Oilers: temporarily to Memphis in 1997 as the Tennessee Oilers and permanently to Nashville in 1998 (renamed Tennessee Titans in 1999)
- St. Louis Rams: back to Los Angeles in 2016
- San Diego Chargers: back to Los Angeles in 2017
- Oakland Raiders: to Las Vegas in either 2019 or 2020
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