lets get gus malzahn or jay gruden

Jay in a heartbeat.

Yes to both

Gus will stay due to his extension

anyone is better than this pathetic coach and GM

"jpep13 wrote:

Gus will stay due to his extension

This is the biggest misconception. If a guy is jumping to the pros (or to college) his contract with current team is all but irrelevant.

As ck said I would take either... I cant take this being out coached by inferior teams.

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what kind of O does Malzahn run

Great....get hopes up that we will get a coach like Jay Gruden.....and end up with Ireland and Philbin next year.

This sucks

Strong interest in Jay Gruden. Pretty much his brother, only better at everything.

I'd like to add Bill O'Brien, Ken Whisenhunt, and Mike Pettine to this list.

"Frumundah Finnatic wrote:

what kind of O does Malzahn run

An offense that scores all of the points.

No thanks to both. Give me Ken Whisenhunt or Del Rio. Team needs someone with experience IMO.

Gus is under the Todd Graham coaching tree. Go Devils

What about Lovie Smith?

"Frumundah Finnatic wrote:

what kind of O does Malzahn run

he runs a variation of the tony franklin system. google it. i have been to gus's coaching clinic when he was o-coordinator at arkansas. the guy is a genius and we should do whatever it takes to get him. he doesnt have losing seasons EVER.

Those two are my best candidates to be honest.

The problem is the more minutes pass after that game the more convinced I am that Philbin is not fired.

Hell on the pregame programs today you had Bill Cowher and Dan Marino both talking about Ron Rivera and what a coach he's turned out to be, and how if you would have jumped the gun then he'd have been fired after two years but that third year is really what it took to get him going. Well guess what Dan Marino is on Steve Ross' committees whose goals are to evaluate the Dolphins situation and figure out what to do about it.

Prior to the game you had a big endorsement from Don Shula in favor of Joe Philbin. Is he also on one of those committees? Just saying.

Around the league there's been a lot of chatter about people really respecting Joe Philbin for having the team competing for a playoff spot all the way to the end of the season despite all the shenanigans that went on with Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito. That's another thing going in Philbin's favor.

The only thing I think Philbin could do that would get him fired would be to go to bat for Mike Sherman and deliver a "if he goes, I go" ultimatum. And I think Sherman himself will step out in order to prevent Philbin having to do that...and it might be with the understanding that his son-in-law Zac Taylor is retained (even though he shouldn't be).

I don't think Malzahn is moving.

Somebody will hire Jay but it won't be us. It's virtually certain IMHO it will be:

1) Philbin
2) The new OC's pick
OR
3) A HC/OC combo

Next year. I don't see any viable candidates in my mind for OC who have Jay Gruden ties.

Jon Gruden is 1a for me, Gus is 1b

I read somewhere that Sherman was stepping down regardless and going to retire.

"ckparrothead wrote:

Those two are my best candidates to be honest.

The problem is the more minutes pass after that game the more convinced I am that Philbin is not fired.

Hell on the pregame programs today you had Bill Cowher and Dan Marino both talking about Ron Rivera and what a coach he's turned out to be, and how if you would have jumped the gun then he'd have been fired after two years but that third year is really what it took to get him going. Well guess what Dan Marino is on Steve Ross' committees whose goals are to evaluate the Dolphins situation and figure out what to do about it.

Prior to the game you had a big endorsement from Don Shula in favor of Joe Philbin. Is he also on one of those committees? Just saying.

Around the league there's been a lot of chatter about people really respecting Joe Philbin for having the team competing for a playoff spot all the way to the end of the season despite all the shenanigans that went on with Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito. That's another thing going in Philbin's favor.

The only thing I think Philbin could do that would get him fired would be to go to bat for Mike Sherman and deliver a "if he goes, I go" ultimatum. And I think Sherman himself will step out in order to prevent Philbin having to do that...and it might be with the understanding that his son-in-law Zac Taylor is retained (even though he shouldn't be).

It was a house of cards.
All of it.

With just a mediocre offensive line and mediocre running game, this team is in the playoffs and that's how Ireland and Philbin ought to sell one more year

gus would have won 12 games with the team as it sits now. he actually adapts his system to fit his players ala belechick. he has led the nation in passing with tulsa and now he leads the nation in rushing with auburn. this is why i hate our coaching staff, especially sherman. talk about clueless....

"pocoloco wrote:

With just a mediocre offensive line and mediocre running game, this team is in the playoffs and that's how Ireland and Philbin ought to sell one more year

That saves Philbin but not Ireland. Ireland is the reason Philbin didn't have that. He goes under that logic.

ireland has had 6 years to improve the oline and running game. philbin has had to deal with ireland's inability to fix those things. it should not take a half a decade to fix these things.