Where do you think Pat Quinn will coach next? Why?
362221
he may end up in boston cause that team is a complete disaster.
615333
I think it'll be my Dallas Cowboys. We had a disappointing season last year. Bill Parcells is a brillant coach and will help carry us into the playoffs. I say their record will be 9-7 or 10-6. They'll make it to the playoffs and lose in the first or second round.
666359
5 - 11 is the record I predict. A little bit better than last year but with a new coaching scheme coming into place it will be a year or two before anything substantial happens. Taking Mario with the draft means they are trying to build for the long haul.
114502
Yes, he has done a horrible job on defense.  I believe he does a decent job head coaching.  He should probably head coach Rice or try and see if the Raiders would give him the job.  At the moment they would even take back Bill Callahan.
772100
Coach should win.\n\nCoach
557330
Once the shock where's off from us Sac fans, I think we will all be in favor for a defensive minded coach.  I personally wouldn't mind Eddie Jordan, Eric Mussleman, Bryon Scott, or possibly Paul Silas.  The Maloofs play a major factor in this ordeal.  They want a top name guy who gets the media's attention.  Very un-Adelman like.  The Maloofs are into the spotlight.  Don Nelson would seem like the big name coach, but he brings no defense at all.  We'll see.
63486
Of course brett farve is going to stay at Green Bay.\nHe wouldnt leave since he had a bad year he will bounce back and lead the packers to a good winning record(prolly not playoff material) and if he does retire in the next year or two Matt Lienart would  replace him if they pick him for the upcoming season.
297760
What Detroit needs to have a successful next season is a NEW quarterback. Joey Harrington has been given too many chances to take over the team. The team keeps trying to build around Harrington and it ends in failure. Harrington was given two high first round recivers, Marcus Pollard, Charles Rogers and Kevin Jones. All this talent surrounding him and he is not able to work with it. They even gave Harrington Steve Mariucci, the greatest offensive minded coach for QB's, who helped mold two legends of the game Favre and Steve Young. \n\nI know you like Harrington, but it's time to move on. He had a great college career, but just couldn't cut it in the fast paced NFL. \n\nA new QB is what the Lions need to be able to compete for the NFC North division title.
619698
No way will it be Pat Quinn.  There's bad blood there.\n\nWho knows?  But the Canucks really screwed up by getting rid of Brian Burke as GM.  Look who's in the playoffs this year.  Not Vancouver.  And look at Anaheim, they are awesome.\n\nI think that Kelly Hrudey mentioned like 10 names on Behind the Mask a few nights ago.  Basically nobody special.  But really, who could be better than Marc Crawford?  \n\nVancouver is clearly in the process of self-destructing...
92072
I would say Vince Young.\n\nHe's got a good arm that will get him to Stollworth and Horn, and he's not afraid to try to make things happen, as he showed in the BCS finals.\n\nNew head coach Sean Payton was a QB Coach, and I think they are going to want to see a QB like Young who is quick on his feet to take the reigns from Aaron Brooks (who seemed pretty much done last season) and go for something more like Brooks' more effective cousin, Michael Vick.
752448
He possibly could win a National Title at Notre Dame.  How long it will take is another story.  He has to be a good recruiter.  His success as a coach will depend on well he recruits in the future.
893661
I would like to see Rich Rodriguez or Norm Chow.  I think Bama has a better shot at Rodriguez but if they could coax Chow away from the Titans it would be fantastic.  Spurrier is a great coach and a great recruiter but he's getting close to retirement and I'm not sure if he would be the best fit for the future of the Alabama program.  Sure he would be a great fit for 3-4 years but if Bama needs anything they need stability and a long-term coach.
1061867
Hmm.. next year they're looking at getting Hardigan, possibly Platt, Tollefsen, Picard, and Fritsche from Syracuse (I'm from Syracuse and only missed 3 home game this season... I can tell you these guys can play!), their chances keep getting better and better.  I think as the organization matures, CBJ will be getting more and more talented players, and their chances will keep getting better and better... let's hope for a playoff run next season!
795297
He will pobably be back for one more year with the skins. They want to see where he can go with there new Quarterback Campbell. If anyone is leaving it will be Brunnell.
64130
This should work out well. Mangini specializes on defense, and will also influence Ty Law on his decision to stay. He is the youngest coach in the NFL, which will certainly attraction some attention from NFL experts.\n\nI predict a .500 season next year, provided everyone stays healthy. We've got the Dolphins and Pats twice, the Jags, Colts, and Bears on our schedule next season. I REALLY hope Mangini tries to draft one of the top 4 prospects coming into the draft, even if we already have someone at that position.\n\nBottom line: He should keep this team balanced, and over the next couple years he will lead the team to the playoffs again. I think he's a great fit for this team.
856205
I don't know, but I'd sure like to know also! He was one of my favorite coaches until they did him wrong!!
975326
Well I am a Packers fan, and I am nervous about the Pats coming to town.  I think they will tear us up.  They have lost two straight and are coming in with a chip on their shoulder.  I love brett and how he can take over games, but I think the pats will figure out our rookie offensive line.  I hate to say it, but the pats don't lose 3 in a row, they just don't.  I am hoping brett will light them up but I am not seeing it.