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Mr. Scot

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carpanfan96 Veteran

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This is just my speculation, but I think Reid will end up in KC. If only for the reason that the Chiefs would be willing to bring in Heckart and I don't think Arizona are willing to do that for Reid.

I'm not sure about the Buffalo job or the Chicago jobs, but I think Kelly will get like 5-6 Million a year from the Browns and take it. McCoy will go to the Cardinals if he jumps and of course Reid to KC.

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I'm really surprised at the lack of "OH EM GEE, RAY LEWIS IS RETIRING!!! J.R. SHOULD HIRE HIM AS A COACH!!!" threads thus far lol. I thought at least one of the dumbasses around here would have made one by now.

Too much natural talent to be a good coach.

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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/01/02/eagles-front-office-heads-to-atlanta-to-interview-nolan-armstrong/

Instead, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, President Don Smolenski and General Manager Howie Roseman are currently aboard a flight to Atlanta, where they’ll interview Falcons defensive coordinator Mike Nolan and special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong.Atlanta offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter was initially expected to interview with the Eagles as well, but Koetter pulled himself out of contention for any head-coaching jobs today after signing a new contract with the Falcons.

Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy is also expected to interview with the Eagles, and several reports have said the Eagles are interested in Oregon coach Chip Kelly and Penn State coach Bill O’Brien as well.

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