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[acmilan]

imo, being a great HC is something you either have or you don't - if you do, you'll figure out your way around the NFL quickly enough. For example, doubt in Jim Harbaugh's case, his 1-2 years as a QB coach in the nfl made the difference between "wouldn't cut it" and being one of the best HCs in the league.

 

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[.zero]

Meyer blows

he would fail like Saban did in Miami

but in college saban >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> meyer

 

[KB824]

If I remember correctly, the situation with Saban leaving the Dolphins stemmed from him being outvoted in the Culpepper/Bress debate

 

[GordoDeCentral]

imo, being a great HC is something you either have or you don't - if you do, you'll figure out your way around the NFL quickly enough. For example, doubt in Jim Harbaugh's case, his 1-2 years as a QB coach in the nfl made the difference between "wouldn't cut it" and being one of the best HCs in the league.

maniacally organized and a true leader of men

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

Saban could succeed in the NFL if he wanted too. Doesn't seem like he is interested, tho. But I don't really buy that, I think he'll take an NFL job sometime in the next 3-4 years.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

notice how i said true leader of 'men', some cant get beyond college kids

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

notice how i said true leader of 'men', some cant get beyond college kids

You are exactly right. That's the reason why Steve Spurrier couldn't make the grade in the NFL, imo. I'm a Gators fan, I love the man, but he was terrible as a pro coach.

 

[ALC]

I got the Kansas Chiefs winning the SB next time around.

 

[Enron]

the new coach they hired? you don't think he would be a good fit or just not good enough in general?

Maybe it's me but a few 7-5 seasons at Syracuse don't usually spell NFL success.

 

[.zero]

Saban could succeed in the NFL if he wanted too. Doesn't seem like he is interested, tho. But I don't really buy that, I think he'll take an NFL job sometime in the next 3-4 years.

Why would he do that? He has the best coaching gig in all American sports. He is the highest paid coach in sport according to Forbes iirc.

The NFL will never be able to allow him to practice his craft and perform his magic like the college ranks do.

He has no reason to ever leave Alabama,

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

The Bills new coach Doug Marrone spent like 3 or 4 years as the Saints OC and helped build the offense that went on to win the Super Bowl the year after he went to Syracuse.

And in his defense, he took over a Syracuse program which had been run into the ground by the coach before him. He won a share of the Big East championship this past season. He's got promise.

 

[Enron]

The Bills new coach Doug Marrone spent like 3 or 4 years as the Saints OC and helped build the offense that went on to win the Super Bowl the year after he went to Syracuse.

And in his defense, he took over a Syracuse program which had been run into the ground by the coach before him. He won a share of the Big East championship this past season. He's got promise.

In the Big East. Enough said.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

In the Big East. Enough said.

It's not the SEC, that's for sure.

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Why would he do that? He has the best coaching gig in all American sports. He is the highest paid coach in sport according to Forbes iirc.

He's the highest paid college coach, but not the highest paid football coach.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2012/05/15/the-highest-paid-coaches-in-sports/

 

[KB824]

Saban has a chance to be mentioned in the same breath in the state of Alabama as Paul Bear Bryant.


There is no reason for him to ever leave Alabama. Besides, he's going to be 62 this year. Not exactly a spring chicken

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

He has no reason to ever leave Alabama,

There is one huge reason to leave Alabama. He may want to win a Super Bowl some day. He's in his early 60's, so that window is going to start closing eventually. It all comes down to how bad he would want to win at the highest level of his profession.

 

[.zero]

He's the highest paid college coach, but not the highest paid football coach.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2012/05/15/the-highest-paid-coaches-in-sports/

Alabama will not let that man leave. They will do anything to keep him there forever

Saban has a chance to be mentioned in the same breath in the state of Alabama as Paul Bear Bryant.


There is no reason for him to ever leave Alabama. Besides, he's going to be 62 this year. Not exactly a spring chicken

Exactly

 

[acmilan]

event for the Divisional games on Saturday is up:

http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/37588-NFL-2012-Divisional-Playoff-Round-part-I

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

event for the Divisional games on Saturday is up:

http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/37588-NFL-2012-Divisional-Playoff-Round-part-I

I'm putting what I have left on the Packers +11. Balls to the wall.

 

[Maddy]

rahim moore. good job, nerd.

 

[swag]

This weekend is always the NFL's best weekend... screw the conference championships, let alone SB.

And the first one on the docket is an amaaaaaazing game. 35 all in Denver with Ray Lewis going head-to-head again with Peyton...