Cowher vs. Kiffin

[Throne Logic]

How many of you would be happy getting someone like Kiffin? Credentials (read lack thereof) aside, he has no integrity. What if Cowher has already accepted the Bills HC job? If I were in his position, I would request that nothing be made public until my current commitment (CBS's playoff coverage) was fulfilled. I would not wish to place my employer or my colleagues in that sort of awkward position.

Furthermore, in this situation, I would do what is best for my current employer so long as it does not hurt my future employer. I'd give CBS and my fellow talking heads the opportunity to break the official story. And I would wait until the Superbowl post game wrap up to do it. This would allow for increased ratings along the way with more people tuning in to see if I said anything. It would not distract from the playoff coverage. Ultimately, it would give me one big send-off that benefits CBS Sports in a win-win situation.

The Bills would not have a problem with this as there is really no benefit to them to announce it now. I can still quietly assemble my staff and start my initial plans in motion behind the scenes.

It's only the Bills fans that are in a dither. But as professionals, both the FO and the future HC can handle that.

It's all about integrity and proffessionalism.

[Iehoshua]

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Integrity issues aside, I wouldn't want Kiffin because based on his team's records as a head coach, he stinks.

[DraftBoy]

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Id take Kiffin.

[TigerJ]

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Kiffin's decision to take the USC job after only a year at Tennessee is certainly unethical. As far as Cowher is concerned, I don't know what kind of understanding he might have with CBS. Maybe he's said to them, "Look, you've been great to me but I really have the urge to coach again. My continued employment here needs to be with the understanding that if the right coaching opportunity comes along, I will take it."

[RockStar36]

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Kiffin is awful. All the stuff with USC aside, what has this guy done to prove he is worthy of three head coaching positions in the last couple years? It's like he keeps getting these jobs without proving ANYTHING.

[ddaryl]

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Kiffin is awful. All the stuff with USC aside, what has this guy done to prove he is worthy of three head coaching positions in the last couple years? It's like he keeps getting these jobs without proving ANYTHING.

you've heard of him, tight ? ... That's probably more then enough credentials for OBD ... no ?

[ct bills fan]

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How many of you would be happy getting someone like Kiffin? Credentials (read lack thereof) aside, he has no integrity. What if Cowher has already accepted the Bills HC job? If I were in his position, I would request that nothing be made public until my current commitment (CBS's playoff coverage) was fulfilled. I would not wish to place my employer or my colleagues in that sort of awkward position.

Furthermore, in this situation, I would do what is best for my current employer so long as it does not hurt my future employer. I'd give CBS and my fellow talking heads the opportunity to break the official story. And I would wait until the Superbowl post game wrap up to do it. This would allow for increased ratings along the way with more people tuning in to see if I said anything. It would not distract from the playoff coverage. Ultimately, it would give me one big send-off that benefits CBS Sports in a win-win situation.

The Bills would not have a problem with this as there is really no benefit to them to announce it now. I can still quietly assemble my staff and start my initial plans in motion behind the scenes.

It's only the Bills fans that are in a dither. But as professionals, both the FO and the future HC can handle that.

It's all about integrity and proffessionalism.

Nice effort, but, I think CBS would want the publicity of him announcing it now and using it as a storyline the rest of the playoffs. I want to believe, but, I don't see it happening anymore. If there was an agreement in place, the Bills wouldn't be wasting their time and other candidates time trying to set up interviews.

[Mike in Syracuse]

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So if Cowher accepted the job but wanted to wait to announce it why are the Bills actively pursuing other candidates.

Nothing screams ethics and integrity more than interviewing someone you have no intention of hiring.

[billsfan0404]

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I don't know if they are "actively" pursuing anyone right now.

[DraftBoy]

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Kiffin's decision to take the USC job after only a year at Tennessee is certainly unethical. As far as Cowher is concerned, I don't know what kind of understanding he might have with CBS. Maybe he's said to them, "Look, you've been great to me but I really have the urge to coach again. My continued employment here needs to be with the understanding that if the right coaching opportunity comes along, I will take it."

It was in no way unethical. Calling the recruits after leaving was unethical but leaving Tennesee was not.

He made the decision that was his and his families best interest.

[DraftBoy]

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Kiffin is awful. All the stuff with USC aside, what has this guy done to prove he is worthy of three head coaching positions in the last couple years? It's like he keeps getting these jobs without proving ANYTHING.

He actually did remarkably well for the Vols this year. He doesn't deserve the USC job but he did a very good job recruiting and coaching in Tennessee.

[Zero]

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****- Kiffin and his brand of "happy" football...

[Iehoshua]

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Jauron had plenty of integrity and was extremely professional.

Sadly those qualities alone don't seem to win football games...

[RockStar36]

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He actually did remarkably well for the Vols this year. He doesn't deserve the USC job but he did a very good job recruiting and coaching in Tennessee.

I was less than impressed.

7-6 record.

Numerous violations.

Calling out Urban Meyer. Then losing to Urban Meyer.

I don't know, maybe it's just me.

[Ingtar33]

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Kiffin is awful. All the stuff with USC aside, what has this guy done to prove he is worthy of three head coaching positions in the last couple years? It's like he keeps getting these jobs without proving ANYTHING.

i'm with you on that.

It's blown my mind that this kid keeps getting these wildly fantastic chances. It's not hyperbole to say i would seriously consider killing someone for a shot at the UT or USC job... maybe not so much for a shot at the Raiders... but still. this guy has no track record of success. yet people just keep hiring him.