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If Cowher doesn't take the job (which I don't think he will), Billick will be the choice. Nix said he wants a coach with experience. None of the coordinators we are supposedly interested in meet that criteria.
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If they want experience then it will have to be Billick or Shottzy.
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Also, something that Nix said in his press conference struck me when asked the question about a name coach coming to Buffalo to rebuild. He said that "yes, I think we can land one...some of them have egos and like the opportunity to build up a team." What coach out there has a bigger ego then Billick???Comment
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I still haven't seen any clarification on what Nix meant by 'experienced'. NFL experience? College? CFL? Any level?YardRat Wall of Fame
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He would need to get interviewed first.Originally posted by ArcticWildManComment
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He also said that it gave them an advantage. I don't remember him saying that they HAD to have previous HC experience. That being said, I think the coaches with HC exp are all at the top of the list.Infrequent poster, daily visitor.
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billick seems to be the one who wants to coach. the others are 'meh" and that could be a problemComment
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Martz. Fassel. Haslett. Cameron.Originally posted by EbenezerImpossible is Nothing.
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Originally posted by Demon
Three duds and one complete disaster....no thanks.
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Billick took the Baltimore job when they were terrible.Comment
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and then the one of the best defenses in NFL history took him to the superbowl...Originally posted by baalworship
he spent the rest of his time in Baltimore unable to build an offense or find a QB....
yeah... sounds like the perfect coach for us.Draft Gabbert at #3!Comment
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Originally posted by Commissioner
Got to give him some credit
He did hire one of the most amazing defensive staffs ever and then once he saw that the defense was dominant he molded his offensive game plan to fit it.
He does have his faults but if there is one major positive about him its he can spot talent and hire them to his staffComment
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Martz would be worse than Jauron, honestly. Please no.Lou Saban: You can get it done, you can get it done. And what’s more, you’ve gotta get it done.Comment
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As an offensive guy... why was he never able to assemble an offense? He even hired Fassel... his best friend for 2 years... and then fired him and decided to call plays himself.... he was fired a year after that.Originally posted by Raptor
I think people are giving him way too much credit because he was handed an incredible defense that carried him to a superbowl.
I spent 1/2 my life in Baltimore.. and was thrilled when he was finally fired. Now I'll be sick to my stomach if Buffalo brings him in.Last edited by Commissioner; 01-05-2010, 12:11 AM.Draft Gabbert at #3!Comment
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Then there is an upside !Originally posted by Commissioner
The year Fassel got fired and Billick took over the playcalling.. the Ravens finished 13-3. They lost in the playoffs to the Colts, who won the SB.
Handed an incredible D... What a load. You could say the same about Gruden in Tampa. You could say Dungy was handed an incredible O in Indy. Shanahan was handed Elway and hasn't won jack since. Does this mean they're all overrated SB winning coaches ? I'm sensing a pattern.
Who cares who get's the credit ? Surround yourself with quality asst's, draft/sign some key players and they can give the credit to whoever. Just win.. and all these guys know how.Last edited by Night Train; 01-05-2010, 02:52 AM.Anonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for witComment
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