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Most desirable HC Spots Next Yr

Peppers90 NC

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We, along with other team will be looking for a new coach. The competition for top level coaches will be tough. I am listing the teams off the top of my head that will probably be looking for a new coach next year. Where, as far as desirability, do we fall in line?

-Panthers

-Eagles

-Browns

-Bills

-Raiders

-Chargers

-Cowboys

I would say at least 4 of these 7 will be ditching their coaches for anew. Does Cam and this defense along with the city of Charlotte seem desirable for head coaching prospects? Or will be stuck with a plan B or C?

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Do not want.

Why? Are you like everyone else that doesn't want Chip because they think he will run the same exact offense he did at Oregon?

LOL yeah an offensive genius such as Kelly wouldn't come up with a whole new scheme that would be successful in the NFL.

"GIVE ME MOAR EX DEFENSIVE CARDINATERS!!!1"

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Chargers, Carolina, Eagles, Cowboys, Bills, Raiders, Browns.

Chargers:

Pros:

  • Great QB to build a scheme and team around.
  • Solid Fan Base.
  • Location.
  • Will give a coach plenty of time to get a team going see norv turner.
  • Cheerleaders
  • Weak Division

Negatives

  • Current GM has destoyed the roster
  • QB is a bit of hot head

Panthers

Pros:

  • Young talented QB to build a scheme and team around.
  • Solid Talent on current roster to go the next level

Negs:

  • Inconsistant fan base.
  • Next years Salaries could be issues.
  • QB leadership quailities in question.
  • Competive Division

Eagles

Pros

  • Huge market exposer team.
  • Dedicated ownership
  • NFL team with a solid legacy
  • Will receive pleny of time to get the job done see Andy Reid

Cons:

  • Talent is hurting.
  • Overpaid players in certain postions
  • Veteran Roster, tough to get to buy into a new system.
  • Fans could actually Kill you.
  • Competive Division

I could keep going, but bogged at work.

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Why? Are you like everyone else that doesn't want Chip because they think he will run the same exact offense he did at Oregon?

LOL yeah an offensive genius such as Kelly wouldn't come up with a whole new scheme that would be successful in the NFL.

"GIVE ME MOAR EX DEFENSIVE CARDINATERS!!!1"

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Yeah, if Garret gets shitcanned, then the Cowboys are the most desirable HC spot, just because of their popularity. Then I'd say it's a toss up between us, the Eagles and the Chargers in terms of a mix of prestige of the franchise and talent of the roster, with us having maybe a slight edge because our QB is young and we have a bright future with him.

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