NFL: Bucs fire Raheem Morris

[Paulitik]

(01-02-2012 08:22 PM)Knight of God Wrote:  Found this...even more of a tease

http://www.nflgridirongab.com/2012/01/02...ris-staff/

Yeah, that's not happening.

[Knight of God]

(01-02-2012 08:28 PM)Paulitik Wrote:  Yeah, that's not happening.

Thought it would be kinda funny a little...

[Nuccah]

(01-02-2012 07:28 PM)papachaz Wrote:  i vote A. just a couple of names quickly come to mind, Rod Marenelli, Dom Capers...as references to prove your point. i know there's more, those two just jumped right out at me quickly. we definitely don't want a fired DC, he got fired for a reason. Pigtrino should have shown AB all he needed to know about hiring a college coach. as for position coach, i wouldn't be dead against that, depending upon who it is of course.

@ Jesus - freaking tease, don't do that to us.....

(01-02-2012 07:32 PM)RFlagg Wrote:  How about adding Wade Philips to that list? Look what he did in Houston this season.

Both Capers and Phillips are specialized in the 3-4 alignment. Besides, why would:

Capers, Marinelli or Phillips leave their DC jobs to accept one here?
or
the Bears, Packers, or Texans allow their DC's to interview for the same position on another team?

[Jesus]

(01-02-2012 07:28 PM)papachaz Wrote:  @ Jesus - freaking tease, don't do that to us.....

I thought it would be funny....

[RFlagg]

(01-03-2012 08:37 AM)Nuccah Wrote:  Both Capers and Phillips are specialized in the 3-4 alignment. Besides, why would:

Capers, Marinelli or Phillips leave their DC jobs to accept one here?
or
the Bears, Packers, or Texans allow their DC's to interview for the same position on another team?

We weren't pointing out people we'd like to sign, but fromer head coaches that have done well once returning to the DC job.