Extensive List Of Both GM/Head Coach Candidates (Who Would Be YOUR Choice for GM/Head Coach?)

[MIKE75]

On 12/3/2015, 9:21:25, Kdub07 said:

Adam Gase buddy

Look what he has done in Chicago with reviving Cutler, and those no-name WR's

This guy is special, and is going to be a great HC.

He didn't take a HC job the last 2 years b/c "He wasn't ready"

Which tells me he doesn't have an ego like our last HC, and he is humble...

He is going to be the top HC on the market 

Hue Jackson will be the better option.

[Justafan]

On December 28, 2015 at 8:08:12 AM, MIKE75 said:

I want Tennessee to win next week and Cleveland lose. Why? So this team doesn't have the league's worst record two years straight that would look really bad. Ironically Indy will have Whitehurst at starter due to Hasselbeck being hurt.

Pretty sure Whitehurst just got put on IR.  They could end up facing the great Stephen Morris!

[MIKE75]

On 12/31/2015, 7:00:22, Justafan said:

Pretty sure Whitehurst just got put on IR.  They could end up facing the great Stephen Morris!

We ended up facing Josh Freeman. Wouldve never guessed it. Whats more shocking is Indy keeping Pagano which means less competition for us in our GM/Head coach search. With plenty of cap space and a good young franchise QB along with the number one pick this has to be the best job besides the Giants opening.

[SleepingTitan]

On 12/31/2015, 6:19:45, MIKE75 said:

Hue Jackson will be the better option.

Hue Jackson has been a part of some very mediocre teams. I don't know why you guys are cheerleading for this dude. His OC teams have sucked. He sucked as HC. The guy is a great builder of talent. Like Munchak, his best asset is coaching INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS...not running a team. 

[OILERMAN]

1 hour ago, SleepingTitan said:

Hue Jackson has been a part of some very mediocre teams. I don't know why you guys are cheerleading for this dude. His OC teams have sucked. He sucked as HC. The guy is a great builder of talent. Like Munchak, his best asset is coaching INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS...not running a team. 

This is the conundrum. Which successful OC/DCS can transition to quality head coaches. I seems often times you don't know until the question is answered.

[SleepingTitan]

2 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

This is the conundrum. Which successful OC/DCS can transition to quality head coaches. I seems often times you don't know until the question is answered.

• Marty Schottenheimer, Washington Redskins (2001)
• Steve Spurrier, Washington Redskins (2002–2003)
• Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati Bengals (2004–2006) (2012–present)
• Bobby Petrino, Atlanta Falcons (2007)
• Emmitt Thomas (Interim), Atlanta Falcons (2007)
• John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens (2008–2009)
• Tom Cable, Oakland Raiders (2010)

He also got a small shot as HC already with the Raiders. He went 8-8 (which is probably remarkable for that team lol.)