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If a coach or GM gets fired and then hired on another team, does the firing team still owe them money if there is still time on their contract?
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I'm not sure. I would think that it works like a CFO or a CEO of a company. They probably get a decent parachute when released. I do know that it does not count against the cap, but you probably already knew that as well. -
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Yeah I know that. Just wondering if Ralph would be stuck paying the clowns we all hope he's going to fire.Comment
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Yeah, Ralph would have to eat their contracts if he wanted to can them. MM signed a five year contract he gets fired this year then he, and the new coach would be on the pay roll for the next 3 years.
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How about if they get hired by another team? Doesn't that void the contract?Comment
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No. Only if MM wanted buy himself out of the contract to go to another team. Unless the Williamsville East flames are hiring him as a football coach don't worry about MM getting another job.Originally posted by billsfanoneComment
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If TD is hired by another team, the Bills are off the hook with regards to his contract subsequent to the time of the hiring.
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Originally posted by lordofgun
You're right LOG, if a coach or GM get's either a lateral job or a promotion (coach moves up to GM) the old team is off the hook. If he takes a lesser job (head coach to assistant) the old team pays the contract minus what the coach makes at his new job)Comment
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I am sure that MM has a clause that says he must have a certain winning percentage.. TD wouldnt sign anyone to a 5 year contract. What if MM went 0-16 2 years in a row... I am sure there is a performance clause.Comment
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Yeah guys im sure Mularkey wouldn't be hired for anything more then a QB coach for the next couple years after this job. Hell he's the head coach, and calling the offensive plays, he sucks at both.
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Ah ha.Comment
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