Quinn from Seattle.

 

Harbaugh or Malzahn.

 

Malzahn or Dan Quinn.

Keep Harbaugh off of my team if possible.

 

Miko grimes

 

I'm tired of the Dolphins being the training ground for rookie head coaches and offensive coordinators. This team is no different than last year's snatching defeat from the heart of victory. 4th and 10 against the Panthers last year too. Vegas pegged us 7.5 wins.

 

Mike Sherman

 

You almost can't both commit to winning and not bring in either Harbaugh or Malzahn. Unless another hot name pops up, you just have to. Quinn, to me, is the defensive Cam Cameron/Joe Philbin. Those guys coached generational QB's who made them look really good. At least the league was smart enough to keep Tom Moore as an OC. Quinn has coached at the very least 3 legitimate Pro-Bowlers and potential All-Pros in Seattle's secondary, not to mention some guys like Bobby Wagner, Brandon Mebane, Red Bryant, Bruce Irvin (that one year he was good), and Cliff Avril.

 

wanny is available

 

As I've said before, I don't want harbaugh. I also don't want anyone who's never been a NFL HC before. We need someone who knows what the Hell he's doing and has been there done that before. This is the NFL. We aren't a 3rd rate college team who can only hope to hire other team's coordinators.

Ross let Philbin have plenty of rope and he proved that he just can't get it done, and he's stayed out of his way and mostly out of the limelight. I don't think that prospective coaches would use ownership as a reason not to come to the Fins.

 

Here's a name I'm gonna throw out: Mike Tomlin.

If Pittsburgh has another down year and misses the playoffs, I wonder if the Steelers fire him/let him walk. I have no clue where he's at in his contact but I'd love him here.

 

This thread is taking a huge leap of faith that Ross will actually fire Philbin.

 

Why you gotta be a hope and dream crusher? Huh?!?!

 

If he's available he's absolutely the man for the job. They're bat**** crazy if he gets out of Pittsburgh.

 

Harbaugh.

 

Probably wishful thinking on my part. The Rooney's don't like to fire coaches. In fact, I think it's been nearly 40 years since they've fired one.

 

Just sayin.....brace yourself for another year of Philbin.

 

Philbin will be fired.

However, I have no faith that we will land an upgrade with Ross calling the shots.

 

He will probably fire the coach and keep the GM. Smh......

 

Steelers fans have become very spoiled and want him gone. My family were all griping about him when I was up there last week.

 

Cower. Gruden.

 

At this point, who ****ing cares.

 

Harbaugh getting worked by stl atm...

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Looks to me like the 49ers are winning despite half the team being injured.

 

Why? He is going to be a lame duck if he stays another year. Has Ross ever kept someone on the final year of their contract?

 

If Jim Harbaugh refuses to leave SF how about looking at Vic Fangio?

 

Joe Philbin.

Hoping for a new coach means hoping the team under achieves. A loser's mentality.

 

Whoever did-up Shelby's face is more man than any person we have right now, so I vote we make her the new head coach.

 

Lame duck coaches don't exist, at least during the offseason and the start of the season.

 

Kubiak

 

1. Gus Malzahn
2. Jim Harbaugh
3. Art Briles

In that order.

 

Lebron James

 

I think Quinn ends up with the Jets soon after sexy Rexy gets canned.

 

Same Story for the last 15 years. I do not however, subscribe to removing Hickey at this point. I like the moves he made this year and unless keeping him precludes us from landing a truly great coach then he should stay. Another thing is I do NOT want a head coach that gets final say over personnel. It does not work. How can a coach prepare a team 80+ hours a week and have enough time to evaluate and hunt for players. Shula sucked at it. Belichek sucks at it.

I normally do not want a coach who has had success at another team. They do not seem as hungry anymore, however if Harbaugh became available I think he would work well for us. He has had enough success but not gotten to the top so I think he is still hungry. Kind of like Shula was when he first got here.

 

Cant wait for the facial expressions.

 

The last time the Steelers fired a head coach was after the 1968 season.

 

Tomlin has a better career regular season W-L pct than Chuck Noll or Bill Cowher, which means the best in team history.