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Papa Voodoo 03-23-2012 11:30 AM

Gruden or Parcells?
 
This is just a thought, but I would presume a lot of reaching out has occured by Loomis and Sean since he has one more week. It would be interesting if the Tuna was approached to be interim for Sean for a year. Gruden also may be able to pull off a 2002 performance. Thoughts? Please, no rotten fruit.

Rickh 03-23-2012 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Papa Voodoo (Post 391508)
This is just a thought, but I would presume a lot of reaching out has occured by Loomis and Sean since he has one more week. It would be interesting if the Tuna was approached to be interim for Sean for a year. Gruden also may be able to pull off a 2002 performance. Thoughts? Please, no rotten fruit.


Somebody from outside the organization would, and especially somebody with strong ties to Payton, would help some outsiders perception of the franchise. It is an interesting idea, but if they're too successful, would a big personality like Gruden or Parcell want to step down after one year?

okayred 03-23-2012 11:51 AM

Great Idea!
 
That would be awesome and would instantly change the perception of our team!

Euphoria 03-23-2012 11:55 AM

I REALLY want someone from outside to come in if only JUST to manage the game as HC. Not to bud in on OC or DC unless he needs to advise them but be the game manager figure head to guide things.

Our OC and DC needs to concentrate on their jobs ONLY.

jcp026 03-23-2012 12:04 PM

I like Gruden, but being an offensive guy, I think he'd want to tinker with the offense. Parcells might be good to come in and crack some skulls. I still think we'll end up going with an in-house solution.

FinSaint 03-23-2012 12:07 PM

They were speculating earlier on ESPN that it will be either Carmichael or Kromer, because both are familiar with the organization that has one of the biggest staffs in the league and both were interviewing for a HC job this off-season.

They were saying that while Spags has the recent HC experience - he isn't familiar with the organization and the way things are done to pick up the HC duties from SP.

onebyone 03-23-2012 12:07 PM

Gruden would be a good choice, because he has shown he can come in and win with someone elses team. Plus, I like the signal it would put out, that we're still the force to be reckonned with and aren't about to fall on our swords.

Of course, he may not not want to give up his day job for a one year gig, and that's all that I would want him for. I am not about giving up Payton, no way no how.

RaginCajun83 03-23-2012 12:18 PM

Lets just roll with Carmichael and see what happens, no matter the outcome of this season, Payton will be back next year

|Mitch| 03-23-2012 01:07 PM

I agree with Carmichael solo for the first 6 games and then Vitt/Carmichael for the rest of the season...

228jits 03-23-2012 01:18 PM

Just keep it in house, and bring back Payton with open arms next year.

Budsdrinker 03-23-2012 01:25 PM

I think once the Saints appeal the suspensions, Payton's will be reduced to 8 games. Goodell has reduced players suspension in the past like Big Ben's and Vick's so why wouldn't he reduce Payton's? 8 games is still making a statement.

FinSaint 03-23-2012 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Budsdrinker (Post 391553)
I think once the Saints appeal the suspensions, Payton's will be reduced to 8 games. Goodell has reduced players suspension in the past like Big Ben's and Vick's so why wouldn't he reduce Payton's? 8 games is still making a statement.


Because Payton lied to him and hurt his feelings in the process.

Xandtar 03-23-2012 01:57 PM

Gruden could win you a Super Bowl, he couldn't build a team but he could coach one.

But he won't leave his lifetime gig, its the best job in sports broadcasting and he'll never have to face a question like why he pulled his rookie quarterback from the six yard line with five seconds or so left, to kick a field goal and only lose 3-20 to the Steelers instead of 0-20, an occurrence which had never been done in the NFL since the 1930's when a team kicked to go from 0-3 to 3-3 and a tie.

Yes, we in Tampa remember Gruden, he was a decent coach who didn't hire good assistants and who had an abyssmal general manager for talent procurement. Though he might be the perfect band-aid, we'll never forget our Lombardi, tread lightly at the thought of actually hiring him.

JoanieNTX 03-23-2012 02:01 PM

Gruden loves the Saints! I think he would be a great fill-in for Sean, and I really think he would be ok with the one year thing. I would love to see Chuckie come in and wear the NFC South out! Just paint 'em all black and gold!

Euphoria 03-23-2012 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by onebyone (Post 391523)
Gruden would be a good choice, because he has shown he can come in and win with someone elses team. Plus, I like the signal it would put out, that we're still the force to be reckonned with and aren't about to fall on our swords.

Of course, he may not not want to give up his day job for a one year gig, and that's all that I would want him for. I am not about giving up Payton, no way no how.

Gruden would be excellent he is a good motivator. Don't need him tinker with anything just motivate and manage the game.

He even made mention during an interview with Payton how exciting it would be to coach a player like Brees and the Saints offense... hmmm.


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