Cowher ready to coach

[grateflday]

Lets the debate begin again. The article mentions the Panthers.

The one thing I dont buy is the JR not willing to pay. He has shown to pay for players and even a coach when he felt it was right and good fit.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/12/10/bill-cowher-says-hes-ready-to-consider-opportunities/

[MattB]

The thing is Cowher will probably want complete control which means Hurney would be out. From what Gantt and everyone else has said Hurney is as safe as houses so I don't see it happening. I would love it though. Great coach.

[Dpantherman]

posted this in the coaching thread...

[holycrikey]

Ohhhh poo. The Huddle is gonna go apeshit.

Also, here is the link via NFL.com

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81cca328/article/exsteelers-coach-cowher-open-to-a-return-to-the-field?module=HP_headlines

I'm not so sure he'd demand having total control over a team. I think he's seen that those that want total control usually end up forfeiting a lot because they can't handle it (i.e., Mike Holmgren).

I still don't think he'd want to go back into coaching a rebuilding long-term project team such as the Panthers.

[Panthercougar68]

I think the George Seifert era has hurt the chances of Carolina hiring a big name coach just based of credentials for as long as Richardson owns the team. I'm not saying that's a bad thing since a lot of good coached now weren't big names when they were hired but I think whoever wants the job is gonna have to show that he wants it. Carolina doesn't need just a big name coach it needs the right coach. If the right coach is Cowher then so be it Cowher is our coach.

I just don't want people to just go crazy for him based on his credentials. We have been burnt that way before.

[Jangler]

Seifert was an illusion, and JR fell for it.

[Goosfraba21]

Ohhhh poo. The Huddle is gonna go apeshit.

Also, here is the link via NFL.com

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81cca328/article/exsteelers-coach-cowher-open-to-a-return-to-the-field?module=HP_headlines

I'm not so sure he'd demand having total control over a team. I think he's seen that those that want total control usually end up forfeiting a lot because they can't handle it (i.e., Mike Holmgren).

I still don't think he'd want to go back into coaching a rebuilding long-term project team such as the Panthers.

I don't think the Panthers are a long term rebuild. New staff and a few key pieces with decent qb play and this team should bounce back to relevance fairly quickly.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

I don't think the Panthers are a long term rebuild. New staff and a few key pieces with decent qb play and this team should bounce back to relevance fairly quickly.

Agreed. Were the 1-15 Dolphins a long-term rebuild? The horrible Falcons of yesteryear?

[DR_DIGH]

Good, now maybe the Luck threads will slow down for a while.

[jim stone]

"One thing I dislike more than Cowerd is losing and the embarasment of a sesaon like this." Ha ha, spoken like a player.

[PanthaSan]

Who?

[carolinarolls]

The thing is Cowher will probably want complete control which means Hurney would be out. From what Gantt and everyone else has said Hurney is as safe as houses so I don't see it happening. I would love it though. Great coach.

this is the best reason I have seen for me to get behind cowher..no more hurney.

I am officially on the bandwagon now...provided you are accurate in your theory sir.

[Hairless Cat]

cowher = old man - we need a young guy with energy.

[SOJA]

He can coach but not here, I'm calling Dallas