(Update) Bills Fire Jauron; Plan to Speak with Shanahan

[SmootSmack]

Cleveland has great fans and they still lost the Browns, albeit temporarily. That said the Bills are not as likely as say the Jags to move. As for Billick and Bradford it's moreso something that I think could happen. I'm not advocating it, but it won't neccesarily upset me either. Wouldn't be my first choice though

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Cleveland has great fans and they still lost the Browns, albeit temporarily. That said the Bills are not as likely as say the Jags to move. As for Billick and Bradford it's moreso something that I think could happen. I'm not advocating it, but it won't neccesarily upset me either. Wouldn't be my first choice though

what would be your first choice (keeping it realistic, of course)?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

what would be your first choice (keeping it realistic, of course)?

Well my absolute first choice would be that we simply see success with Zorn and Campbell. That'd be the best scenario. You'd avoid having to adjust to a new head coach and you wouldn't have to use a pick or make a trade for a QB. So that would be the best scenario.

If Zorn and Campbell were gone, and I'd assume Cerrato as well, then I'd like to bring in someone like Floyd Reese to oversee everything, Jimmy Raye III as the GM, and then someone like Shanahan (Kyle, not Mike) as the head coach (or heck maybe even Gary Kubiak) to be our next head coach for years to come.

But I understand the need for a big name

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

If Zorn and Campbell were gone, and I'd assume Cerrato as well, then I'd like to bring in someone like Floyd Reese to oversee everything, Jimmy Raye III as the GM, and then someone like Shanahan (Kyle, not Mike) as the head coach (or heck maybe even Gary Kubiak) to be our next head coach for years to come.

But I understand the need for a big name

isn't he still in pop warner?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

isn't he still in pop warner?

Haha

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

But I understand the need for a big name

i don't, that seems to big one of our biggest fo pas over the past few years, we just need a good gm/president to know where to look for a good up and comer all the big names out there started some where

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

i don't, that seems to big one of our biggest fo pas over the past few years, we just need a good gm/president to know where to look for a good up and comer all the big names out there started some where

faux pas

spell check ended

I agree with your point

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

faux pas

spell check ended

I agree with your point

yeah i knewit was wrong when i wrote it, i need to download the spell check thing, my spelling is dreadful, not to mention i have had a few glasses of wine tonight

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

i don't, that seems to big one of our biggest fo pas over the past few years, we just need a good gm/president to know where to look for a good up and comer all the big names out there started some where

Yeah but it's not so simple. We're talking about big business here. We're talking about battling with other major sports teams in the DC market for sponsorship dollars and corporate suite money. I mean it's just one of those things that's inevitably considered.

Still...Kyle Shanahan!!! or if you really wanna go crazy then Turner Gill

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Cleveland has great fans and they still lost the Browns, albeit temporarily. That said the Bills are not as likely as say the Jags to move. As for Billick and Bradford it's moreso something that I think could happen. I'm not advocating it, but it won't neccesarily upset me either. Wouldn't be my first choice though

If the Jags move in the next 3 years or so.. would that be the quickest move from entering to the modern NFL to changing cities? Anybody have a clue what the shortest stay was?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

If the Jags move in the next 3 years or so.. would that be the quickest move from entering to the modern NFL to changing cities? Anybody have a clue what the shortest stay was?

Well the Redskins were the Boston Braves for five years before moving to DC