In this fantasy of yours does Money really Grow on Trees?
what team on earth has that much money bud?
I am pretty sure those guys wouldnt settle for "less than they expect" and as a OC and DC they wont get paid that.. fun to dream about but no team every has the dream team of coaching.. its one good guy and a bunch of his no name buddies normally.
-murph
In this fantasy of yours does Money really Grow on Trees?
what team on earth has that much money bud?
I am pretty sure those guys wouldnt settle for "less than they expect" and as a OC and DC they wont get paid that.. fun to dream about but no team every has the dream team of coaching.. its one good guy and a bunch of his no name buddies normally.
-murph
Of course there is no chance of this coaching trio happening but I would pitch to them the "Winning" element just like they do in the NBA LOL
Once a coach always a coach. Maybe no one wanted him as an analyst at ESPN, NBC, Fox or CBS. Gruden seems to be very happy as an analyst. So does a former Pitt coach. Must be paying them big bucks to stay in the booth or on the set. Amazing that you don't see Parcels name any longer. He probably priced himself out of the market.
The Kansas City Chiefs are on the verge of a deal to make Andy Reid their next head coach, according to league sources.
There still are minor details to work out but after nine hours of meetings Wednesday, one source involved in the talks said "the major issues have been discussed and agreed upon."
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| Andy Reid | 130-93-1 |
| Greasy Neale | 63-43-5 |
| Dick Vermeil | 54-47 |
| Buddy Ryan | 43-35-1 |
| -- ESPN Stats & Information |
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One source close to Reid said this morning, "This is going to happen fast." The two sides spent the day Wednesday meeting at a private airport in the Philadelphia area. Reid had been scheduled to fly to Arizona to speak to Cardinals officials about their head coaching opening, but talks progressed with the Chiefs to the point where no hangups are expected.
The Chiefs' contingent of officials included owner Clark Hunt, general manager Scott Pioli, executive Ryan Petkoff and president Mark Donovan, who used to work in Philadelphia with Reid.
By the end of the day, the expectation amongst the parties in attendance was that a deal would be wrapped up. One assistant coach aligned with Reid even texted Thursday morning that he is going to Kansas City, not Arizona. Once the deal is finalized, the next question in Kansas City will shift to the future of Pioli. Reid is expected to want to bring his own personnel men to Kansas City, which does not bode well for the future of Pioli. Reid worked in Philadelphia with former Browns general manager Tom Heckert, who is expected to be one candidate. Reid also is best friends with Packers director of football operations John Dorsey, who has interviewed for other general managers in the past.
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looks like KC didnt wanna be in competition with others so they laid out a deal he couldnt pass up! and they get top draft pick @)
-murph
