G. Host
01-23-2008, 11:02 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3210229
Former Miami Dolphins head coach Cam Cameron, dismissed after winning only one game in his only season with the club, has reached an agreement to join the Baltimore Ravens' staff.
Cameron, 46, will serve as offensive coordinator under new Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, who on Saturday was introduced as the successor to Brian Billick.
Good luck to Ravens on that hire. I do not think they will will be able to do more with offense than last genious OC.
The addition of Cameron is the first major hire by Harbaugh, who may attempt to retain Rex Ryan as his defensive coordinator. Ryan has interviewed for three head coach vacancies, but it appears he will not land any of them, and he technically remains under contract to the Ravens.
Technically they dismissed their entire staff. If you are dismissed you still obligated to still work for them?
Former Miami Dolphins head coach Cam Cameron, dismissed after winning only one game in his only season with the club, has reached an agreement to join the Baltimore Ravens' staff.
Cameron, 46, will serve as offensive coordinator under new Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, who on Saturday was introduced as the successor to Brian Billick.
Good luck to Ravens on that hire. I do not think they will will be able to do more with offense than last genious OC.
The addition of Cameron is the first major hire by Harbaugh, who may attempt to retain Rex Ryan as his defensive coordinator. Ryan has interviewed for three head coach vacancies, but it appears he will not land any of them, and he technically remains under contract to the Ravens.
Technically they dismissed their entire staff. If you are dismissed you still obligated to still work for them?