!Papacrunk!
01-15-2008, 10:50 AM
It seems like Tony Sparano is the leading candidate from the articles I've read, but here's a decent rundown of the current coaching candidates--Tony Sparano, Leslie Frazier, Rex Ryan, and Jim Schwartz. There were some rumors that Mike Tice was going to interview, but at this point it seems like they've been only rumors.
COACHING CANDIDATES (http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/football/pro/dolphins/sfl-flspdolchart15sbjan15,0,1592778.story?track=rss)
Tony Sparano Cowboys assistant head coach/offensive line NFL experience: 9 years Pro: A fiery Bill Parcells' clone who worked for him for four seasons at Dallas, including the last one as his play caller; Con: His linemen, consisting of four Pro Bowl starters, including tight end Jason Witten, were pushed around by the Giants in Sunday's crushing defeat Odds: Familiarity breeds a job in Parcells' world, and being from the Northeast also helps, so that makes Sparano the odds-on-favorite at even money.
I'm also really curious to see where Schwartz goes, he seemingly has a pretty good future
COACHING CANDIDATES (http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/football/pro/dolphins/sfl-flspdolchart15sbjan15,0,1592778.story?track=rss)
Tony Sparano Cowboys assistant head coach/offensive line NFL experience: 9 years Pro: A fiery Bill Parcells' clone who worked for him for four seasons at Dallas, including the last one as his play caller; Con: His linemen, consisting of four Pro Bowl starters, including tight end Jason Witten, were pushed around by the Giants in Sunday's crushing defeat Odds: Familiarity breeds a job in Parcells' world, and being from the Northeast also helps, so that makes Sparano the odds-on-favorite at even money.
I'm also really curious to see where Schwartz goes, he seemingly has a pretty good future