Meyer just stepped down as Florida's heach coach. I am sure Meyer could add a lot to the Phins and he wouldn't have to deal with recruiters and all the stupid NCAA regs. :yes:
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the 23rd likes this.
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he doesnt run a pro offense
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Pretty surprising development for U of F. If his intentions are to spend more time with his family, as he said, I doubt he is interested in doing much of anything in the foreseeable future.
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Could this be any more obvious that he's going to be the coach of the Denver Broncos?
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Maybe that's a good thing!!!
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Name the last successful NFL coach who jumped from college to the pros.
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Hey, you may be on to something there. He could run Denver's offense with Tebow at the helm. The fans in Colorado really want Tebow starting according to a bunch of polls in the Denver Post.schmolioot likes this.
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Jimmy Johnson, The U to the Dallas Cowboys.
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Maybe, but if you're Denver you have to try to make Tebow successful and you could use some good press/excitement.
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Didn't he supposedly have a medical condition last season that made him step down then back up again ?? Now he wants to step down to be with his family ?? I'm not too sure about this guy and his motives...not to mention the spread offense has been proven to be a coach killer in the NFL....
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he's burned out from coaching college ball. how's he gonna cut it on this level?
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He's retiring from coaching, but is staying in Gainesville and working at UF in some capacity.
As to this topic, he's a great college coach. But this season he was guilty of the very sin Dolphins fans accuse Dan Henning of: not catering his offense to what he had on the field.
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every lead is valid. you just never know
although Friend Muck
is very much the pundit with these things
what he says is usually right on the money
never too early to start thinking about change
Miami could have more than one major coaching position up for grabs in 2011 -
No thank you.
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Exactly.
You have just made my point for me. That jump ocurred 20 years ago! Nobody has been successful ever since. 20 years is a long, long time. -
Meyer tried to be a figurehead HC ala Bobby Bowden this year but his assistant coaches were not up to the job .
If he is not willing to put in the time and give his best effort then he should step down.
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Wanstash is available!
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The only thing he should coach is special teams.
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Urban Myers
urban Myers will be stepping down as head coach for the Florida Gators after their bowl game. Here is my question just to kick around. You like to see him become the head coach of the Miami Dolphins ? He has had success in College football but as we all know that doesn't always translate over into the Nfl. He seems young and successful is he worth looking at ? -
Pete Carroll looks good...
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Ban? :-)
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Right but he's been a HC in the NFL before and was average his first time in NE.
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No thanks! Let him go to Denver and be with Timmy.
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Larryfinfan 17-0...Priceless Club Member
Yeah, back in the days when we consistently beat up the other members of the AFCE....Dolfan984 likes this. -
Pete Carroll is doing "good" because his team plays in the NFC West, a division full of ******s and cripples.
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Tbh, I think it is bs. He had the worse season of his career and I think he stepped down for that very reason. Imo, he is looking for a new job ie the pros.
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I will pass on *** (Coach Urban Meyer).
How many outside of Jimmy have made a successful transition from college to pro? *** doesn't have the passion anymore. You could see it all season long and it showed through the teams performance.