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I didn't like Ferentz at first as a head coach...but I watched Iowa in their bowl game and they looked like a very well coached team.
Anything has to be better than Herm. |
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Are there any hardcore Iowa fans on the board that might be able to give some insight on Ferentz?
I know, I know, we all wish that htimsiasdkfaj;lsd were here, but, alas... |
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Plus they run a pro style offense that features a power running game and lots and lots of play-action...something I like.
Ferentz seems like a smart guy though... |
Ferentz was in the NFL before he was in college so it's not like he's a straight college guy...
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i welcome change
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I mean...at least we can say one thing about Carl...the cap situation this team was left in might be the #1 reason we get Pioli...
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It's not like Iowa has ever had great talent or been overly talented compared to other teams in college football.
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Id take those two in a heartbeat. 1. They are proven 2. They have ZERO connections to Carl and Marty. |
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I absolutely do not want McDaniels. He is way too young and inexperienced to be a head coach.
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Ferentz's name pops up every year in association with NFL coaching positions. He pulls his name out of the ring every time. I'd be surprised if he decides to leave Iowa.
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Dam everytime i get the feeling that there is no way Pioli is coming here, i read a article like this
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Andy Reid never held a coodinator position of any sort when he was hired by the Eagles. There is no magic template to use. As long as we get a proven GM, ill trust whatever decision he makes. |
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But who knows...maybe if he's teamed with Pioli and enters a situation where success isn't an immediate must..he might make the jump. I don't think Chiefs fans will be too down on him if we go 4-12 again next season...we can still blame it all on Herm and Carl for another year or two. |
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i dont see what the college game does to totally predict NFL success.
recruiting is a huge aspect of the college game and isn't a factor in the NFL. And we have seen how well some NFL assistants fare. the two will bully two different kinds of coaches. i doubt there are a lot of guys who would be huge successes in both. obviously pioli thinks frerentz would be suited for the pro game. if he's our pick, then whatever. i will give him a shot |
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I've found myself kind of on the fence over Pioli, but I didn't know that Parcells was his poppa in law. He's been with the Pats since the beginning, and having Parcells as a mentor can't be a bad thing. I'm to the point now where I really hope we get him.
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Works for me.
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Well come on, then.
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Two days does not equal four days.
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Ferentz may be a ho hum pick but 2-3 yrs ago was viewed as a great up and coming coach along with Nick Saban. One reason he' not viewed that highly now is because he's turned down so many interviews to stay at Iowa and still may. He is better now than Herm Edwards, IMO.
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Pioli and Ferentz is ok with me. Still better than anything we have.
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I just read on Ferentz' profile on the Iowa Hawkeyes website that he was the offensive line coach and assistant head coach with the Ravens/Browns. Not sure what the assistant head coach position included but perhaps he's already had a taste of the responsibilities of a head coach in the NFL. It also said he was the offensive line coach and defensive coordinator at the Worcester Academy back in the 70's (wherever the hell that is). Granted it's at a lower level but at least we know he should have a well rounded knowledge of both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball, something that I don't believe can be said for Herm Edwards.
I was originally pretty down on the idea of Ferentz as head coach but I think i'm warming up to him a little bit. He's not my favorite guy out there but I'm going to trust our new GM to make a good hire. |
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There is a large group of people who have been clamoring for Pioli. But there's a minority of people who would like to see Clark Hunt look in a different direction. ChiefsCountry, Warpath and I, for instance, have talked about Eric DeCosta since Carl "resigned" (though I believe Warpath joined us a litte after). I'm not going to whine and cry if it's Pioli. He just isn't my first choice. |
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Maybee we will know something tommorrow.
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This. And FTR, I've DeCosta's been on my radar since he was named the youngest (at the time) Director of College Scouting in the NFL, back in 2003. I had a hunch even then that he'd eventually get his shot - Newsome and Co. do a phenomenal job up there, and NFL teams notice and steal them, like Savage and TJ McCreight. |
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Parcells' disciples have faired better as coaches than those of Belicheck. It would be nice if he and Parcells had a long chat over xmas dinner about coaching possibilities should Pioli take the GM position.
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Bill Parcells (born Duane Charles Parcells August 22, 1941 in Englewood, New Jersey)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Parcells |
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Nada. Nein. Nyet. Never. and No ****ing Way. The meal per-deim would kill the cap space. |
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Edit: Thanks, KcMizzou |
Have the Chiefs even indicated any interest in Parcells?
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I have it from insiders of the Iowa football program that Ferentz isn't going anywhere because he loves Iowa City & the fanatic following they have in addition I believe his kid is on the football team.
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It was a small chance anyway, but when a name like that even has a chance to be available... it gets people talking. |
Sorry If Repost... http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200....ap/index.html
Browns will interview Ravens executive Kokinis for GM position Browns owner Randy Lerner will interview Baltimore director of pro personnel George Kokinis for the club's general manager position, a meeting that could clear the way for Cleveland to hire fired New York Jets coach Eric Mangini. |
After seeing the bright lights, I'll bet he is ecstatic at being near to Wichita.
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I'd like to see McKay back in Tampa and then dump Gruden.
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