November 10, 200421 yr NFL Network's Adam Shefter believes Mike Shanahan will be a surprise candidate for the Dolphins head coaching job. LSU's Nick Saban appears to be the front-runner. But if Denver goes for it's sixth straight year without winning a playoff game, Denver and Shanahan may decide it's a mutally agreeable split. "The little man" would bring exactly they offensive juice Miami is looking for.
November 10, 200421 yr That would be a great addition for us, he knows offenses and offensive lines. 612292[/snapback] Well put ! He knows how to build an O-Line and how to teach them to be the nastiest, dirtiest, most scrappy, most productive O-Lines in the NFL, :thumbup esactly what this team needs
November 10, 200421 yr That would be a great addition for us, he knows offenses and offensive lines. 612292[/snapback] Well put ! He knows how to build an O-Line and how to teach them to be the nastiest, dirtiest, most scrappy, most productive O-Lines in the NFL, :thumbup esactly what this team needs 612313[/snapback] I agree.
November 10, 200421 yr Doesnt matter who your back is, he will make them rush for 1,000+ and be productive.
November 10, 200421 yr I think I would prefer Saban to Shanahan, but either would be a huge improvement over Wanny.
November 10, 200421 yr yes, get his a** out of the west :lol he coach's againts the chiefs very well...
November 10, 200421 yr I'd rather have a proven NFL coach than a good college coach. I'm not sold on college coaches making the transition to the NFL.
November 11, 200421 yr The problem is the whole damn franchise ss a whole. It wasn't just one guy. Parcells couldn't win with the team there is now. :banghead
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