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Potential Head Coaches

Mr. Scot

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If Norv is out, I think Rivera will get the job, if not, I could see him leaving. I can't imagine him being to happy about getting passed over for yet another HC job, if he doesn't get it in San Diego and is offered one elsewhere.

Norv is going nowhere.

Ron may not be getting any offers after the Chargers just got stomped to the tune of 251 rushing yards in a "must win" game.

I personally like Ron, and love the fact that he knows the 34 and 43 D, but I would still like to see a O minded coach.

And if anyone talks about Grimm or Zimmer any more I am going to lose my poo.

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Unfortunately I don't see Rivera making the lateral shift, someone is going to want him as a HC and I don't think it will be here.

I do if the SD staff is fired and nobody hires him as a head coach. He and Harbaugh were teammates in Chicago.

I don't really see the SD staff being fired, but you never know with AJ Smith.

And if anyone talks about Grimm or Zimmer any more I am going to lose my poo.

You know, I was just thinking about Russ Grimm and Mike Zimmer...

(couldn't resist) :D

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Word from Jon Gruden's son that he's targeting San Francisco or Cleveland, but not till 2012 (link)

Cleveland makes sense, given who's in charge there (similar philosophies).

Pretty sure Gruden didn't want that info out though. Maybe his son is getting revenge for being named "Deuce" :sosp:

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Word from Jon Gruden's son that he's targeting San Francisco or Cleveland, but not till 2012 (link)

Cleveland makes sense, given who's in charge there (similar philosophies).

Pretty sure Gruden didn't want that info out though. Maybe his son is getting revenge for being named "Deuce" :sosp:

If I were Mr. Irsay, I would be on the phone with Gruden right now, especially if my Colts miss the playoffs for the first time since the Civil War.

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I do if the SD staff is fired and nobody hires him as a head coach. He and Harbaugh were teammates in Chicago.

I don't really see the SD staff being fired, but you never know with AJ Smith.

You know, I was just thinking about Russ Grimm and Mike Zimmer...

(couldn't resist) :D

Again, SD's staff is staying put.

ARRRRRGGHHHHHAHHHAHHAAAAHHHh at the Grimm/Zimmer shat....

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I remember a thread where someone was talking about where Cowher would be going, and I said Denver. I still think they're a darkhorse for him.

Told you guys McDaniels was going to get fired. Just didn't think it would be during the season, but hes going to be a really good OC candidate. hope we can grab him

I'd be down with that.

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