Rumor.. Dan is looking for a NFL job...

fishwater99

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I was told that is why he hired Sexton. I don't see him getting a HC job, maybe OC or QB coach, but that would be a paycut.
 

patdog

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Interesting. Dak's really helping him out with that between playing so well and telling everyone Dan's offense is a pro offense.
 

HD6

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I don't know if this rumor is true or not, but it would explain why Mullen hasn't reverted his offense back to what he did with Relf, which would be a far better for fit for Fitzgerald at this stage in his career.
 

xxxWalkTheDawg

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I hope it's with the Browns if so

Ready to move on and out of the south? Well try Cleveland, Ohio in February with a Northeasterly wind off of Lake Erie.
 

Junction John

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msstatelp1

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NFL OC or QB coach would be an easier job than SEC West HC. He's associated with 3 good QBs so someone might be willing to give him a shot.
 

11thEagleFan

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No way in hell he gets a head coaching job in the NFL. Those are the 32 most desired jobs in football. It's not even a sure thing that Saban could get one if he wanted. I could see him being an offensive coordinator somewhere like Monken, but that would be a big pay cut. From what I understand coordinator jobs in the NFL are pretty plush.
 

aTotal360

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He could (not saying he would) make $3M as an OC. Jason Garrett did before he was promoted. He's certainly not going to get a HC gig right out of the shoot.
 

99jc

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You are pure 17ing stupid to say saben would have a hard time getting an NFL job

No way in hell he gets a head coaching job in the NFL. Those are the 32 most desired jobs in football. It's not even a sure thing that Saban could get one if he wanted. I could see him being an offensive coordinator somewhere like Monken, but that would be a big pay cut. From what I understand coordinator jobs in the NFL are pretty plush.

cleveland ----Miami----jets----I could go on....
 

11thEagleFan

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I said it's not a sure thing that "Saben" could get an NFL HC job. You may not remember, but it wasn't a roaring success for him the first time. I doubt Miami wants him back, but what do I know?
 

johnson86-1

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cleveland ----Miami----jets----I could go on....
I don't think Saban would have a hard time getting an nfl job within a couple of years. But looking at his previous stint, I don't think it's a given any team with an opening would be interested. Definitely a lot of teams would, but I don't think it's a given that a team with an opening would want him in any particular year. Or maybe even within a two year period.
 

Drebin

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He could (not saying he would) make $3M as an OC. Jason Garrett did before he was promoted. He's certainly not going to get a HC gig right out of the shoot.

Jason Garrett has some compromising photos of Jerry Jones or something. In any other organization, he would've been fired at least three years ago.
 
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Position coach, maybe even coordinator I could see but definitely not head coach -- unless the Browns make another bad decision.
 
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