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[CMPunk]

Miami Dolphins OC, Mike Sherman.

The guy has been a head coach in this league before and knows the pressure that comes along with it and how to deal with it. He went to the college level and had some success before going to Miami and making Ryan Tannehill and Matt Moore look like gold.

If you watched Hard Knocks, you saw his No BS approach to things and how he kept his guys in line. That's exactly what this locker room needs.

In relation to the NFL, I was just watching a replay of the Dolphins/Jets game and noticed how smoothly things ran down there.

[Rodney_Zero]

CMPunk, on 30 October 2012 - 01:21 PM, said:

Miami Dolphins OC, Mike Sherman.

The guy has been a head coach in this league before and knows the pressure that comes along with it and how to deal with it. He went to the college level and had some success before going to Miami and making Ryan Tannehill and Matt Moore look like gold.

If you watched Hard Knocks, you saw his No BS approach to things and how he kept his guys in line. That's exactly what this locker room needs.

In relation to the NFL, I was just watching a replay of the Dolphins/Jets game and noticed how smoothly things ran down there.

IDK, do we really need another WCO guy, we have MM and AR, before them we had Gruden as our OC

[KzEaglefan86]

Do we really need a true next head coach, though?  I'd rather have a next true head coach, personally.

[CMPunk]

Rodney_Zero, on 30 October 2012 - 03:34 PM, said:

IDK, do we really need another WCO guy, we have MM and AR, before them we had Gruden as our OC

In this particular case, yes. We're loaded on offense and if Sherman can make magic with a bunch of no-names down in Miami, just imagine what he can do with our guys?

Also, he will instill some discipline into these sad sacks of ish we call a team.

[New Zealand Eagle]

I don't think it would be a bad move. I would rather him than any of the Grudens or Cowher.

I'd prefer an established guy. Hell i'd love to entice Saban from Bama despite what happened in Miami.

[PopsG]

New Zealand Eagle, on 30 October 2012 - 07:56 PM, said:

I don't think it would be a bad move. I would rather him than any of the Grudens or Cowher.

I'd prefer an established guy. Hell i'd love to entice Saban from Bama despite what happened in Miami.

he couldnt get it done at texas A&M and you think he can get it done in philly? no thanks

[AceofSpades]

I don't want anybody else with ties to West Coast Offense. Reason being that offense really doesn't work anymore and nobody really uses it anymore. Nobody's used a true form of the West Coast Offense since Bill Walsh.

[PhillyEagleDude2]

No.

[bumpy93]

I still want a PROVEN HC IMO.

I would like to lure Cowher, or Gruden

wonder if Mike Holmegren would be intrested in coaching again since he is "re-tiring" from the Browns front office after the season is over

[CMPunk]

bumpy93, on 31 October 2012 - 12:47 PM, said:

I still want a PROVEN HC IMO.

I would like to lure Cowher, or Gruden

wonder if Mike Holmegren would be intrested in coaching again since he is "re-tiring" from the Browns front office after the season is over

Why would any of those guys wanna coach HERE when they could get a sweet job on the beach in San Diego with a passive fanbase and media?

Besides, most of those guys have lost their fire and usually hiring proven coaches backfire (Ditka/Gibbs/Parcells/etc)

[gibsonplyer]

AceofSpades, on 31 October 2012 - 09:35 AM, said:

I don't want anybody else with ties to West Coast Offense. Reason being that offense really doesn't work anymore and nobody really uses it anymore. Nobody's used a true form of the West Coast Offense since Bill Walsh.

Then by that logic no one with ties to it now actually runs a true WCO  anymore so doesn't that kind of make your whole complaint meaningless?

The real/old WCO doesn't work.
No one actually runs the true WCO anymore.
Then all the coaches whose scheme is termed a WCO is not the true WCO anyway so they technically run something different that has adjusted to the changes of the game over time.

[RepPhilly]

You think any of these so called young guns that all talk a big game would listen to old man Sherman?

No thanks.  They need a young, fiery, up and coming coach that can relate to these guys.  Someone like a Mike Tomlin or Jim Harbaugh.

[AllPhillyFan]

New Zealand Eagle, on 30 October 2012 - 07:56 PM, said:

I don't think it would be a bad move. I would rather him than any of the Grudens or Cowher.

I'd prefer an established guy. Hell i'd love to entice Saban from Bama despite what happened in Miami.

Saban will never leave that situation, he's literally treated like a king and gets whatever he wants.

[Rodney_Zero]

bumpy93, on 31 October 2012 - 12:47 PM, said:

I still want a PROVEN HC IMO.

I would like to lure Cowher, or Gruden

wonder if Mike Holmegren would be intrested in coaching again since he is "re-tiring" from the Browns front office after the season is over

Holmgren said he still has the itch to coach

[RepPhilly]

Rodney_Zero, on 01 November 2012 - 03:56 PM, said:

Holmgren said he still has the itch to coach

I would welcome this.

Some fans say no to Holmgren because they believe he is a direct copy of Andy Reid......that's not the case at all.  Holmgren and Reid are not the same kind of coaches.

[Rodney_Zero]

RepPhilly, on 01 November 2012 - 04:06 PM, said:

I would welcome this.

Some fans say no to Holmgren because they believe he is a direct copy of Andy Reid......that's not the case at all.  Holmgren and Reid are not the same kind of coaches.

I agree on the not alike part, don't know if I want him though...

[HaroldTheSecond]

My top 5, in order:

1. Bill Cowher
2. Jon Gruden
3. Tony Dungy
4. Brian Billick
5. Rob Ryan

[LaxPlayerX3]

HaroldTheSecond, on 02 November 2012 - 04:33 AM, said:

My top 5, in order:

1. Bill Cowher
2. Jon Gruden
3. Tony Dungy
4. Brian Billick
5. Rob Ryan

[CMPunk]

RepPhilly, on 01 November 2012 - 02:01 AM, said:

You think any of these so called young guns that all talk a big game would listen to old man Sherman?

No thanks.  They need a young, fiery, up and coming coach that can relate to these guys.  Someone like a Mike Tomlin or Jim Harbaugh.

Why would they listen to some young incompetent coordinator that they've never heard of? Mike Sherman is experienced and knows how to deal with young punks.

[wrestlevessel]

We should hire Bill Belichick. He does anything to win.

[superdawk20]

Rick Dennison, Texans OC

[CMPunk]

superdawk20, on 02 November 2012 - 09:06 PM, said:

Rick Dennison, Texans OC

No, the Texans have a surplus of talent while the Dolphins are working with scrubs.

[The_Talon]

superdawk20, on 02 November 2012 - 09:06 PM, said:

Rick Dennison, Texans OC

actually when you said this, I was going to respond by saying I'd rather have their DC, but that's Wade Phillips, isn't it? No thanks.

[NOTW]

bumpy93, on 31 October 2012 - 12:47 PM, said:

I still want a PROVEN HC IMO.

I would like to lure Cowher, or Gruden

wonder if Mike Holmegren would be intrested in coaching again since he is "re-tiring" from the Browns front office after the season is over

How many PROVEN head coaches go to other teams and win Superbowls?

I'll save you the googling:  zero.

The majority of coaches who do actually win Superbowls have never been a head coach, they get hired from a coordinator or position coach job.

Some with HC experience but no SB have been recycled and won like Gruden, Dungy and Coughlin.

But most have never been a HC before.

[DawkinsOwnage03]

Bring in the whole Oregon staff minus their defensive coaches.

[Rodney_Zero]

NOTW, on 05 November 2012 - 04:01 PM, said:

How many PROVEN head coaches go to other teams and win Superbowls?

I'll save you the googling:  zero.

The majority of coaches who do actually win Superbowls have never been a head coach, they get hired from a coordinator or position coach job.

Some with HC experience but no SB have been recycled and won like Gruden, Dungy and Coughlin.

But most have never been a HC before.

Sparky Anderson won the WS with the Reds and Tigers, just saying.....

[CMPunk]

This isn't baseball

[Rodney_Zero]

CMPunk, on 05 November 2012 - 05:24 PM, said:

This isn't baseball

DUH

[CMPunk]

People need to stop with the Gruden/Cowher/Dungy crap. Why the hell would any of the glamorous candidates want to coach in this city as opposed to coaching on the beach in San Diego with a franchise quarterback,  a easy division and a passive fanbase and media?

If we get a new coach, it's either going to be some young coordinator or a recycled head coach of years past (who didnt win a Super Bowl)

Accept it now so you wont get pissed off later when its announced

[downundermike]

Ray Horton ???