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GusFrerotte · 11-17-2013, 07:58 PM

In reality Shanny has to go, as most if not all of the assistants, but the thing is what happens if Dan finds himself in a position like he was in after Gibbs left and was stuck with the Zorn hire? People throw college names out, especially the HC from Baylor. But why would he walk away from a cushy job where he is almost a deity to a crap organization? Seriously now, if we do fire Shanny, the entire staff is probably canned. Would any decent college coach want to be put an a situation where he most likely would be a loser? I know Chip Kelly and Harbaugh made good transitions thus far and Dick Vermeil did a great job wherever he went, but other than that I can't think of anybody else that jumped from DivI to the NFL and did a great job. John Robinson did OK, but not great. McKay got stuck with coaching TB, so he sucked. I think Snyder shot himself in the foot with firing Marty in 2000. Marty was the one who could have really gotten the thing going and then handed off the job to a competent successor.

11-17-2013, 07:58 PM	#675
GusFrerotte Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Detroit area Posts: 4,153	Re: Who's your pick's for next HC, DC and OC? In reality Shanny has to go, as most if not all of the assistants, but the thing is what happens if Dan finds himself in a position like he was in after Gibbs left and was stuck with the Zorn hire? People throw college names out, especially the HC from Baylor. But why would he walk away from a cushy job where he is almost a deity to a crap organization? Seriously now, if we do fire Shanny, the entire staff is probably canned. Would any decent college coach want to be put an a situation where he most likely would be a loser? I know Chip Kelly and Harbaugh made good transitions thus far and Dick Vermeil did a great job wherever he went, but other than that I can't think of anybody else that jumped from DivI to the NFL and did a great job. John Robinson did OK, but not great. McKay got stuck with coaching TB, so he sucked. I think Snyder shot himself in the foot with firing Marty in 2000. Marty was the one who could have really gotten the thing going and then handed off the job to a competent successor.