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Chudzinski a HC possibility?

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There is absolutely zero chance that he will be interviewed for the Miami job.

They are ready to make a splash, and a OC from a potential 7-9 team (or even 8-8) wouldn't be the media sensation that the current ownership will be looking for.

Indy? Again, no way. The man with the veto for that is most likely Manning himself, and I am sure that he's got his eye on someone from the Dungy / Infante coaching tree. I don't know if there's any history between Chud and anyone on that staff.

Besides, he's got a clear road to being a super bowl winning coordinator -w- Cam and that is worth at least 3 years of dedication.

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There is absolutely zero chance that he will be interviewed for the Miami job.

They are ready to make a splash, and a OC from a potential 7-9 team (or even 8-8) wouldn't be the media sensation that the current ownership will be looking for.

Indy? Again, no way. The man with the veto for that is most likely Manning himself, and I am sure that he's got his eye on someone from the Dungy / Infante coaching tree. I don't know if there's any history between Chud and anyone on that staff.

Besides, he's got a clear road to being a super bowl winning coordinator -w- Cam and that is worth at least 3 years of dedication.

LMFAO!!!!:rolleyes:

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Shades of Jack Del Rio...

Chud was reasonably successful as an OC in Cincinnati, then the HC got fired and he ended up in the assistant ranks again. Now he's back in a coordinator role, and is looking pretty damned competent. It wouldn't be a surprise at all if he was given an interview or two. And if that happens, he could very well get a HC position. And to whoever thinks his current contract would prevent that, they don't let you go to the same position with another club, but they do allow you to move for a promotion.

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