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7 minutes ago, joemac said:

LOL if he is really hired by some incredibly dumb team to be their Head Coach, I envision a Chud/Browns type situation where he is poo-canned 3 or 4 weeks into the season.

The only HC situation is in college period.

I'd be shocked to see him as an OC in the NFL next year but it's possible. How this team does could impact some of that.

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9 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I certainly will be.  He should go back to coaching in college.  Hes not cut out for this level at all.

Several players had career years last year. I didn't like Brady's play calling at all in recent weeks, but that was after Rhule started speaking out about what he wanted out of the offense. I just don't think Rhule and Brady were ever on the same page. Rhule is basically a young John Fox despite what he says. He wants to win with smothering defense and ball control offense. Good luck winning championships with that in the modern NFL... or high level college football for that matter.

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14 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Don't be shocked if Brady resurfaces elsewhere with significantly different results.

I doubt he will be a NFL OC again any time soon. Now college he probably will be a passing game coordinator for a high profile team for sure 

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