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Thoughts on recent Gantt tweets regarding coaches


panther4life

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After reading his recent tweets http://twitter.com/daringantt

These are the most interesting.

Not that he won't coach here, they won't hire him. RT @jis2cool Why do you think Cowher won't coach us!? Offer proof or I don't believe you. )

.Wrong again. More about not giving star coach the juice (Seifert). RT @michaelbfinch Darin is being PC, Jerry is too cheap to hire Cowher.

The two sides in the negotiation to fundamentally alter their positions, beliefs. RT @andrewheebs What do we have to see to bring Fox back?

In part, what a coach should be paid is on the list. But there are others. RT @tobyward00 What are the positions/beliefs Fox/JR differ on?

*for you beginners like me, in the twitter format, you see respones to comments/questions first...RT=replying too

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so what did he say that was ground-breaking/ new?

depends, for a guy like yourself nothing.

For posters who swear were gonna get Cowher, this should enlighten them.

Also where it says Fox and Jerry have fundamental differences such as how much the head coach should be paid.(never knew one of the reasons for the split was fox not getting paid enough,also dont know what the other differences are).

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Im finally starting to believe that next year we will be coached by someone different. I always thought we would resign Fox and just get different coaches around him, but seems like things are starting to look differently. Weird how big time head coaches are living right by Charlotte

They may live here, but I wouldn't bet on them coaching here.

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depends, for a guy like yourself nothing.

For posters who swear were gonna get Cowher, this should enlighten them.

Also where it says Fox and Jerry have fundamental differences such as how much the head coach should be paid.(never knew one of the reasons for the split was fox not getting paid enough,also dont know what the other differences are).

fox is paid somewhere in the 6 million dollar range which is more than enough, guys like cowher & gruden are going to want 7 million plus and close to if not complete control of the football side of the organization. jr is not willing to do this cause he gave capers alot of control & seifert complete control & neither got us anywhere long term. he model is to have a gm & coach work together to build a team. why not pay a ast coach who wants to prove himself half of that amount

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