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Would you go for a whole sale change like that?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...th-back-in-nfl
I don't know why it is Cleveland. If anything, Bill Cowher is more likely for Cleveland. Russ Brandon could jump in and take Lomardi and Saban. Beside we already have so many SEC players Saban should be familiar with.
**** Nick Saban 10 times. I still can't believe what he did to Miami. I'm not opposed to college coaches who are clearly successful, but I'm morally opposed to Nick Saban.
Nick Saban already failed as an NFL coach, considering the last 2 Bills coaches were NFL failures before they came to the Bills, why would we go for the trifecta?
Lombardi's a fool, no thanks.
This guy thought Blaine Gabbert was by far the best QB drafted in the 2011 draft, hahahahahahaha
I thought the hot rumor was Lombardi going to Cleveland.
That's what the link says.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swiper
Guys...it's B/R. I can't stress that enough.
This was a rumor from months back after the new owner took over. The new owner is a huge Vols booster. He's also a Saban admirer and would love to get him out of the SEC (two birds with one stone thing). There is nothing more to this than that.
Zero chance of that
even if it did Lombardi sucks and Saban style will never work in the pros
I exhaled a massive sigh of relief when we took Marcell Dareus. Blaine Gabbert was without a doubt the one guy I didn't want us to take.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingJofNYC
Lombardi has never impressed me. Saban, on the other hand, is a tremendous coach. He'd be a monumental upgrade over Gailey.
No.
Saban has been rumored as a Browns candidate since the sale to Jimmy Haslam was announced.
This is nothing new.
Why Saban to Cleveland? He was there under Belichick.
For what it's worth, Nick Saban says he wants to stay at Alabama.
He also said that he wasn't leaving the Dolphins to go to Alabama to begin with... So, his word isn't worth much, if anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by TigerJ
-Bill
And exactly why I would not want him to coach the team I love.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLeonard
Saban didn't give a **** about what happened in Miami after Alabama showed interest in him, to his credit.
Heard on the radio yesterday that Saban's wife had made some comments in an interview that could be interpreted to his leaving Alabama soon.
Personally I think people are jumping to conclusions but in this business you just never know.
Saban is a backstabber. Granted I was happy he did it to miami , who's to say he won't do it here?