Cowher was indeed contacted early this week but was unwilling to discuss the Dolphins job because Sparano still held it, sources said. To do otherwise, a source said, would have been "completely distasteful" to the current CBS football analyst.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-berardino-dolphins-sparano-0811,0,1124757.story
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It’s also a pretty stupid stipulation for a franchise to agree to.
“So you’ll only talk to us if we fire our current head coach. Okay. But because you won’t talk to us until then, we have no real idea how much money you want, what your plans for the franchise are, what level of responsibility you want, and who you’d bring in to run the team.”
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When was the last time you heard about a potential coach being wooed while there was still a coach in place? I'm not saying it hasn't happened, but never so publicly. Even if I were a Miami fan, I'd say Ross looks like a complete rookie. To say anything else is complete homerism.
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Good luck tomorrow Bick. I like ya aboard here so I only hope you lose by one. :tongue2:
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Sparano has beat you four times.
Now you have to play Manning :lol:
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Sure!
At this point I just think these media guys are sitting around a table taking shots and developing new scenarios to print that will extend this for as long as possible.
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I'll never admit to a damn thing
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this is only coming out after the fact. it tells me someone is doing it to make cowher look good
even with all the nonsense that happened. you can piece it together and it all makes sense. this one doesnt, imo
its far more believable that it was more about authority. if ross told cowher from the beginning that he would have the keys to franchise, everything that happened over this week would be different, imo. the only guy they really went after was the guy that would come in under irelandTheMageGandalf and Coral Reefer like this. -
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Ross wont give a crap one way or the other so really, it'd be all for show.adamprez2003 likes this. -
Ross is the Billionaire so everyone will end up trying to crap on him since in the end, I am sure when he goes to wipe his tears away with his $100 bills he will feel it. -
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Cowher is a Steelr at heart.
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I dont think Ross was stupid for this weeks antics. He knew what he wanted and went after it, but did not put all his eggs in one basket. He got turned down by Harbaugh and what if Cowher had stipulations that Ross was unwilling to meet, then he would have already fired his head coach and had absolutely nothing to show for it. I dont think Tony takes his job for granted and he truly seems like a good person, lets hope that this causes him to evaluate himself and improve in his areas of weakness.
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There is NOTHING wrong with how any of this went down except how the media handled it.bamadolphin likes this. -
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But,seriously , bringing players in to compete with each other is part of the game. In professional sports most coaches or managers dont get into specifics with negotiations until AFTER the current one is gone. I`m sure you know that. -
After today I think it's clear that Ross wasn't doing anything any differently than what he's done his entire life during business. He admitted that he would have done things differently if he had known how things go down in the business of the NFL.
I don't fault Ross for anything he's done or how he's done it. His only fault, in all of this, was that he didn't realize that the media would be such lying bags of ****.