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Shula for Head Coach?

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Ross did say he wanted a young Shula...

(At least he can create an offense that fits his talent's strengths!)
 
Imagine the pressure he'd have in succeeding his father, possibly the greatest head coach of all time? Recipe for disaster.

I like Mike, he's a good OC, but I wouldn't put that burden on him.
 
JJM_7 said:
Imagine the pressure he'd have in succeeding his father, possibly the greatest head coach of all time? Recipe for disaster.

I like Mike, he's a good OC, but I wouldn't put that burden on him.
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Agreed. Could strain Don's relationship with the team also if he doesnt pan out...
 
Sure, let's not hire a guy who understands our tradition, who would actually care more than any other coach we could hire, turned Cam Newton into a MVP candidate, has no weapons on offense (Ted Ginn?) was turning Alabama around while dealing with probation and who learned the game from the greatest coach in NFL history.
Sure, don't even give him a fair shot.
That said, Sean Payton should be No. 1 on the list. But Shula's earned a shot to be a NFL head coach.

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CA Dolfan said:
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Really? How do you know?
 
315DolphinsFan said:
Sure, let's not hire a guy who understands our tradition, who would actually care more than any other coach we could hire, turned Cam Newton into a MVP candidate, has no weapons on offense (Ted Ginn?) was turning Alabama around while dealing with probation and who learned the game from the greatest coach in NFL history.
Sure, don't even give him a fair shot.
That said, Sean Payton should be No. 1 on the list. But Shula's earned a shot to be a NFL head coach.
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He has taken the right approach in the nfl and learned the game by moving up the ladder unlike our current coach who outside of being a TE coach has been basically in the same position.
 
I like Mike. He's been through the wars and has earned the shot.

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I think the mold of what Carolina does would be a good fit for Tannehill. Power football.
 
Definitely deserves an interview. Would be a great fit. I don't really see him as a leader but I could be wrong.
 
Give him a shot. What do we have to lose? Another 6-8 win season for the next 3-4 years? Getting used to those numbers
 
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