NFL - Bills Head Coach just Fired
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High-profile coaches don't automatically equal on-the-field improvement.
See Johnson, Jimmy: the Miami Years. 5 years, 2 playoff wins.
Yes, but you have to admit Shanny would probably find a way to bring a high-octane offense back to Buffalo. You like explosive offensives, don't you?
Theres no way Cowher or Shanahan want anything to do with these lost causes in Cleveland, Buffalo or Oakland. I just cant believe they would want that.
If Shanahan truly wants to get back at Denver, he just might pick Buffalo, rather than Washington or Dallas if Ralph handed him the keys to franchise like he did to Donahue back 9 years ago. Dallas and Washington might out spend Buffalo by wide margins, however with their constant owner interfernce in the Coach/Management of the team, doesn't necessarily make those franchise the cream of the crop to work at.
Shanahan and Buffalo, will assure him a chance to play Denver and remind them of the past mistake Denver made.
Sandra, can you do a Random Thought Thread? We need to spice up these forums on this slow Friday morning...
shanny would've actually used marino instead of putting handcuffs like good old jj did
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Shanahan to Buffalo???
Perhaps Shanny will end up in Buffalo
Buffalo Bills official meets with Mike Shanahan in Denver - ESPN
Perhaps Shanny will end up in Buffalo
Buffalo Bills official meets with Mike Shanahan in Denver - ESPN
I don't see any great coach wanting to work for Dan Synder. Snyder is THE problem in Washington.
Snyder and Jerry Jones would both seem to be in the same situation, where they always want to tell the Football People how to run their organization
Jerry Jones has accomplished more than Snyder.
Jerry Jones- Three Super Bowls
Dan Snyder- Three playoff appearances
Jones is not as heavy a money spender in free agency as Snyder. Consider- while the Cowboys quietly acquired Keith Brooking, the Redskins broke the bank to sign Albert Haynesworth.
I heard on ESPN that Weis may have a chance of landing in Buffalo, and as the HC .
He interviewed for the job, when Jauron got hired.
I heard on ESPN that Weis may have a chance of landing in Buffalo, and as the HC .
I see Weis going back to his comfort zone as offensive coordinator for a year or two, before he dips his toe back into being a head coach.
Sandra
You're probably right. That would be the most logical thing for him to do. Slide back under the radar a bit.
