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We better get going...ATL and ARI already ahead of us in coaching race

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Arizona is already targeting Norm Chow and Atlanta has RECEIVED permission from Chicago to interview Rivera asap. Atlanta was also contacted by Winsenhut and the other steelers candidate(grim i believe) about their coaching vacancy. It really looks like Chow will go to ARI based on Leinart and the young offensive weapons he has and hopefully ATL takes winsenhut based on his atlanta bases(born in GA and went to georgia tech).

Lets go get Cameron Rivera or RYAN!!!! A.S.A.P!
 
i don't wanna rush i want us to get the right guy this time....someone who won't bail out on us...nick are you listening?
 
Here are my four horseman. Bill Cowhler, Jim Bates, Jim Mora, and some other guy I forgot. Someone good.
 
I think they will go after Cam Cameron and/or Rex Ryan.
 
Bill Bellicheck hasn't secured a contract with The patriots. That guy always had our # till we shut him out. What better man to fix our problems than him.
 
I think they should consider Jim Bates, or bring in Cam Cameron. No matter what happens do not bring back Mularkey.
 
No Thanks to Bellicheck,plus where is he gonna find another Tom Brady!
 
I am tired of retreads. NO thanks to Capers, he's had his chances and done very little with either of them. I love the thought of Cameron or Rivera. Those would be my equivalents to Sean Payton and Lovie Smith. However, in then end, I want a coach who will come in here and say "I'm your new coach, I'm proud to be here and I want to be here until you don't want me here anymore, and I want to restore the pride back into what it once meant to be a Miami Dolphin"
 
In general, I think we will have the pick of the litter in terms of coaches since Miami is a prime NFL team with tradition and great owner. The only question mark is the state of the teams quality and depth may be a deterrent. I don't think it matters who is the coach, it's going to take 3-4 years to turn the team around.
 
kzarei said:
In general, I think we will have the pick of the litter in terms of coaches since Miami is a prime NFL team with tradition and great owner. The only question mark is the state of the teams quality and depth may be a deterrent. I don't think it matters who is the coach, it's going to take 3-4 years to turn the team around.
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I was going to say the same thing. ATL and ARI might have a jumpstart on us, but I would think that considering the owner and the amount of control the owner is willing to give, candidates would be more out to choose Miami over both of them.
 
Everyone knows that the fins are the best opportunity for a coach to take the job. We will land the best of the bunch. I'm convinced that everyone knows the quality of this organization, and would jump at the chance to be a part of it.

I'm not worried!
 
chuckcole said:
I was going to say the same thing. ATL and ARI might have a jumpstart on us, but I would think that considering the owner and the amount of control the owner is willing to give, candidates would be more out to choose Miami over both of them.
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Exactly. There's no rush right now in my opinion, we'll have our pick of the litter considering the Miami opening will be the most attractive job available...

PHINZ RULE!!!!
 
Pittsburgh is a great franchise as well. MIA and PITT i think will be regarded as the better jobs
 
I remember when Saban came to town he mentioned he was gonna build a team that everyone feared playing. Guess that didn't quite pan out huh? Oh well, lets get an NFL caliber coach and not a college guy.
 
fishfan34 said:
I am tired of retreads. NO thanks to Capers, he's had his chances and done very little with either of them. I love the thought of Cameron or Rivera. Those would be my equivalents to Sean Payton and Lovie Smith. However, in then end, I want a coach who will come in here and say "I'm your new coach, I'm proud to be here and I want to be here until you don't want me here anymore, and I want to restore the pride back into what it once meant to be a Miami Dolphin"
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YES!!! No former HCs here. Want nothing to do with them. We know what they bring, nothing special. Thats why they are out of work. NEW coach please!!! Lots of names floating around, we should and CAN get one of them. We NEED to get one of them.
 
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