Still Possible DC Options - KTAR
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He makes a solid point.
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gotta agree with a lot of the article.
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• Ted Cottrell (most recently a UFL coach but has been a DC with four NFL teams)-No, been there done that with this guy. Don't know why he's even being mentioned.
• Dick Jauron (Eagles DB coach)-Not going to happen as he will be DC in Philly.
• Eric Mangini (former Browns and Jets head coach)-Oh, hell no!
• Jim Mora Jr. (was last the head coach of the Seahawks)-Already gone.
• Dean Pees (Ravens LB coach, was Patriots DC)-Not a bad choice but, of course, with the talent he has in Baltimore, I could be their LB coach.
• Ray Rhodes (Texans asst., been a HC and DC)-Also not a bad choice. He did well as a DC everywhere he's coached.
• Bob Sanders (Bills LB coach, been a DC)-Not enough of a body of work to form an opinion.
• Bill Sheridan (LB coach for Dolphins, was DC for Giants)-I think this is a good choice.
• Bob Slowik (Redskins DB coach, was DC with four teams)-Also not a bad choice.
• Brian Stewart (Houston Cougars DC, was Cowboys DC)-Really no different than we've had these past 4 years. He was moderately successful in Dallas with more talent than we have here so i'll pass.
• Mike Trgovac (Packers DL coach, was Panthers DC)-Not a bad choice either. Had some good defenses in Carolina.
• Dave Wannstedt (was Pittsburgh Panthers HC, been NFL HC and DC)-Hell no #2.
Not many good choices on that list. The only positive all share is that they never had Bill Davis type failures. We could do worse than those names.
• Dick Jauron (Eagles DB coach)-Not going to happen as he will be DC in Philly.
• Eric Mangini (former Browns and Jets head coach)-Oh, hell no!
• Jim Mora Jr. (was last the head coach of the Seahawks)-Already gone.
• Dean Pees (Ravens LB coach, was Patriots DC)-Not a bad choice but, of course, with the talent he has in Baltimore, I could be their LB coach.
• Ray Rhodes (Texans asst., been a HC and DC)-Also not a bad choice. He did well as a DC everywhere he's coached.
• Bob Sanders (Bills LB coach, been a DC)-Not enough of a body of work to form an opinion.
• Bill Sheridan (LB coach for Dolphins, was DC for Giants)-I think this is a good choice.
• Bob Slowik (Redskins DB coach, was DC with four teams)-Also not a bad choice.
• Brian Stewart (Houston Cougars DC, was Cowboys DC)-Really no different than we've had these past 4 years. He was moderately successful in Dallas with more talent than we have here so i'll pass.
• Mike Trgovac (Packers DL coach, was Panthers DC)-Not a bad choice either. Had some good defenses in Carolina.
• Dave Wannstedt (was Pittsburgh Panthers HC, been NFL HC and DC)-Hell no #2.
Not many good choices on that list. The only positive all share is that they never had Bill Davis type failures. We could do worse than those names.
Hey NJ, Philly hired Washburn from the Titans for DC.
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Philly hired Washburn for the position of DL coach.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110119/ap_on_sp_fo_ne/fbn_eagles_washburn
What upsets me is he was the Titans DL coach and just went over to Philly(same position DL coach), but yet it looks like the Cardinals, are going to have to jump thru hoops to get Butler who in turn would be getting a promotion. Go figure...
good job. Thanks.
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Actually, they hired him as DL coach, not DC.
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Bill Musgrave has agreed to become to next offensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings
Source: Chris Mortensen on Twitter
Source: Chris Mortensen on Twitter
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According to an article I read, Washburn had his contract expire and was free to sign with anyone.
Per Sando, this morning:
