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Comment on Panthers setting sights on Grimm as next head coach? by Rbooker507

Rbooker507 — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 14:08:00 +0000

Joe Gibbs brought his 70′s style of coaching back a couple years ago…how that that turn out?…Where do you think Grimm learned from?..Bill Cowher owns a home in NC..his kids attend NC State…hmmmmm…I wonder?

Comment on Panthers setting sights on Grimm as next head coach? by Rbooker507

Rbooker507 — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 14:08:00 +0000

Comment on Panthers setting sights on Grimm as next head coach? by Atuck1111

Atuck1111 — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 00:12:00 +0000

Well said although I would add Gruden to the list since he said no to Miami today cause he wants to see what options in the NFL open. Cowher would be a nice long term fit to the organization. but we could not go wrong with any of the above except for Grimm. Sure would be smart if they started interviewing sooner than later.

Comment on Panthers setting sights on Grimm as next head coach? by B Granata

B Granata — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 23:59:00 +0000

Im a panthers fan…….im sure Russ Grimm is a nice guy…….but no thanks !!! The panthers offense has operated in the 1970 run attack of the current coaching staff. We need someone with a bunch of experience like Cowher or offensive minded coach like Brian Schottenhiemer from Jets or Stanford head coach Harbaugh !!!!

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Comment on Denver steps back from commitment to McDaniels by Josh McDaniels has another ghost – ProFootballTalk

Josh McDaniels has another ghost – ProFootballTalk — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 18:00:26 +0000

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Comment on Panthers setting sights on Grimm as next head coach? by Rms18301

Rms18301 — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 15:47:00 +0000

why would anyone hire a coach from a losing team, whose offensive line cant block, and think he will make your team better, he’ll just bring his losing way with him

Comment on Panthers setting sights on Grimm as next head coach? by studakota

studakota — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 12:21:00 +0000

Carolina can come and get him he’s doing a lousy job here in the desert.

Comment on Broncos staying the course with McDaniels by ScottTheDott

ScottTheDott — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 05:30:00 +0000

Trying not to be a KC homer but I have concluded that the man-child Bronco’s head coach has more than a few problems with “video’s”. First, the manchild was in the middle of the Pats getting video just before the Super Bowl. Second, getting video of the 49′ers in the UK. Third, what has bothered me from the time it happened. Before the total & utter beat down of our Chief’s really got started. With Denver being up 14-0 late in the first quarter, the Chief’s had a crucial coaches challenge that would have had a HUGE momentum shift towards KC. The ref went under the hood for 1 minute & 30 seconds only to come out to announce to the crowd that the replay was “having technical difficulties & would not be reviewed”. The way it all went down just sounded sleazy. I pride myself at looking at everything objectively without a bunch of conspiracy junk. Denver will one day soon wish that they had never let Josh McDaniels in the door. We all teach our kids not to cheat & make every attempt to do the right thing…..let me say that my teenagers have more character than Josh McDaniels. None of us are perfect but the man child is bad news for the entire Bronco’s organization.

Comment on Johnson-Finnegan fracas unlikely to result in suspensions by ifonleuknew

ifonleuknew — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 18:56:00 +0000

I am a Houstonian as well as a Texan fan, however, class is class. They both should be suspended. Looked to me like the play prior to the fight Johnson was gettin the best of Fennigan. I dont wanna watch a football game and all I gonna see is competitive fighting. I will watch boxing for that.
What kinda of message does it send to other players in the NFL that decide that they have had just about enough from the man on the otherside of the line? I think the NBA has went to the extreme with their attempt to stop its players from reaction but it seems to be working.
The NFL should fine and suspend them both. I hate it for Johnson but he knows who was on the other side from him and should have handled things differently. Fennigan, being the type of player that he is will somehow, someway get whats coming to him. When you aint that good, you tend to do things that strike attention and thats what Fennigan did.
Fine and suspension for both.
My thoughts.