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Pioli Favors Ferentz

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  • P PlayoffsIN09 wrote on last edited by PlayoffsIN09
    #1

    I just seen on ESPN that the Browns are prepared to make a huge offer to Pioli and Pioli said he favors Ferentz for HC.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #2

    I checked ESPN News; it said that Pioli prefers Kirk Ferentz.

  • rich4eagleR rich4eagle wrote on last edited by
    #3

    Kirk Ferentz is not championship material.........PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • P PlayoffsIN09 wrote on last edited by
    #4

    I see Butch Davis all over again. 😠

  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Fcuk. Pioli better know something I don't...

    Let's all "scout" our new coach during the Outback Bowl tomorrow. 🙄

  • rich4eagleR rich4eagle wrote on last edited by
    #6

    I scouted him for five years..........he has NOT what it takes..............case closed..........you can hate me for diss too

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #7

    If it is indeed Ferentz, then I'm pretty concerned. The guy's been out of the NFL for ten years...

    Then again, his zone blocking system will do wonders for Thomas and Steinbach (a former Hawkeye).

  • nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
    #8

    "ugh"...I just flelt a lump fall to the pit of My stomach...Instant Agida!

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #9
    Grossi's hearing that even if Pioli is hired, he won't be formally offered the job until after Rick McKay's been interviewed tomorrow.
  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #10

    OBR is reporting that negotiations have ended for now. Pioli is expected to listen to the Chiefs' offer, and Rich McKay will be interviewed for the GM job tomorrow.

  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
    #11

    This search is going just fine, eh. 🙄

  • GipsG Gips wrote on last edited by
    #12

    I dont like Ferentz either guys he isnt made of what we need in brownstown.lerner should quickly consider backing out of the pioli deal if mcdaniels isnt going to come along i only see that as a package deal only..

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #13

    Yep, everything's going peachy.

    Next up for an interview: the guy who hired Bobby Petrino

  • V Vegasdogg wrote on last edited by
    #14

    The concern I have of hiring an NFL OC or DC over a CFB HC is that once the DC/OC is hired, he no longer can run the D/O. Just because he can run a D/O does not mean he can run a team. We need a guy with HC experience to turn this around, not some first time HC who was a good OC/DC.

    Tomlin took over a good team. We don't have a good team. We may have good players, but not a good team.

    That said Ferentz is not my pick - not by a long shot.

  • Kirk Ferentz is not championship material.........PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    L lemosley01 wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @rich4eagle said:

    Kirk Ferentz is not championship material.........PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I agree. If Ferentz is hired, I'm on the wagon with Ghoolie and Rich.

  • The concern I have of hiring an NFL OC or DC over a CFB HC is that once the DC/OC is hired, he no longer can run the D/O. Just because he can run a D/O does not mean he can run a team. We need a guy with HC experience to turn this around, not some first time HC who was a good OC/DC.

    Tomlin took over a good team. We don't have a good team. We may have good players, but not a good team.

    That said Ferentz is not my pick - not by a long shot.

    D Dawg Pound wrote on last edited by
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    @vegasdogg said:

    The concern I have of hiring an NFL OC or DC over a CFB HC is that once the DC/OC is hired, he no longer can run the D/O. Just because he can run a D/O does not mean he can run a team. We need a guy with HC experience to turn this around, not some first time HC who was a good OC/DC.

    Tomlin took over a good team. We don't have a good team. We may have good players, but not a good team.

    That said Ferentz is not my pick - not by a long shot.

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

  • @vegasdogg said:

    The concern I have of hiring an NFL OC or DC over a CFB HC is that once the DC/OC is hired, he no longer can run the D/O. Just because he can run a D/O does not mean he can run a team. We need a guy with HC experience to turn this around, not some first time HC who was a good OC/DC.

    Tomlin took over a good team. We don't have a good team. We may have good players, but not a good team.

    That said Ferentz is not my pick - not by a long shot.

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

    L lemosley01 wrote on last edited by lemosley01
    #17

    @dawg-pound said:

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

    The Ravens have a stable front office. ATL has Arthur Blank, who actually has a clue, and Rich McKay.

    We have none of that. They also haven't really accomplished anything yet. Let's see what happens next year when they are playing a much tougher schedule. We've seen ourselves that one good season may just be fool's gold.

  • @dawg-pound said:

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

    The Ravens have a stable front office. ATL has Arthur Blank, who actually has a clue, and Rich McKay.

    We have none of that. They also haven't really accomplished anything yet. Let's see what happens next year when they are playing a much tougher schedule. We've seen ourselves that one good season may just be fool's gold.

    D Dawg Pound wrote on last edited by
    #18

    @lemosley01 said:

    The Ravens have a stable front office. ATL has Arthur Blank, who actually has a clue, and Rich McKay.

    We have none of that. They also haven't really accomplished anything yet. Let's see what happens next year when they are playing a much tougher schedule. We've seen ourselves that one good season may just be fool's gold.

    Arthur Blank gave Vick a huge extension, he doesn't have a clue at all

  • @vegasdogg said:

    The concern I have of hiring an NFL OC or DC over a CFB HC is that once the DC/OC is hired, he no longer can run the D/O. Just because he can run a D/O does not mean he can run a team. We need a guy with HC experience to turn this around, not some first time HC who was a good OC/DC.

    Tomlin took over a good team. We don't have a good team. We may have good players, but not a good team.

    That said Ferentz is not my pick - not by a long shot.

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

    V Vegasdogg wrote on last edited by
    #19

    @dawg-pound said:

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

    The Ravens were a good team. They had no HC worth a shit after his D could not bail him out.

    Atlanta did well, and so did Miami. They also played shit schedules. I know we'll play a shit schedule next season, I am concerned about the year after when we play "that" schedule.

    We'll see how Sparano and Harbaugh and Smith do in 2009.

  • @dawg-pound said:

    Ravens, Falcons werent good teams and they hired coaches like that.

    The Ravens were a good team. They had no HC worth a shit after his D could not bail him out.

    Atlanta did well, and so did Miami. They also played shit schedules. I know we'll play a shit schedule next season, I am concerned about the year after when we play "that" schedule.

    We'll see how Sparano and Harbaugh and Smith do in 2009.

    D Dawg Pound wrote on last edited by
    #20

    @vegasdogg said:

    The Ravens were a good team. They had no HC worth a shit after his D could not bail him out.

    Atlanta did well, and so did Miami. They also played shit schedules. I know we'll play a shit schedule next season, I am concerned about the year after when we play "that" schedule.

    We'll see how Sparano and Harbaugh and Smith do in 2009.

    😆 Atlanta didnt play a shit schedule. They played the NFC south (no teams with a losing record in the division), Vikings are a playoff team, Denver, Chargers a playoff team. That schedule wasnt easy at all.