Maybe Jon Gruden ends up being Saints HC?

Rexman100 said
Do you have 4 years to burn on a rookie head coach? or would you rather someone like Harbough that its just a matter of time. This is my main point, the Gruden thing was just to point out his passion, we want a passionate HC that can inspire in the toughest of times. And not have your D simply give up completely after Carrs first series vs KC. (that wasnt even fair to Carr, because they did rally at some point) Or simply quit on the field vs TB. Bill B. was just an example of knowing what you're going to get. (i see we disgree on that)

I have 4 years to burn on a rookie head coach as much as I have 4 years to burn on a veteran HC that has already failed in prior jobs. Having experience as a head coach is no more a guarantee of success than not having experience is a guarantee of failure.

If Harbaugh was out there, sing me up for him, but he's not out there and Gruden isn't close to being Harbaugh. And I don't think anyone else out there is. Most of the better options are young guys with no HC experience.

But, maybe Kingbury is an option despite his record and getting fired might be a decent option given what he is doing with Daniels and the fact that before he had one really bad year in Arizona, he was thought of as an up and coming young HC. But, I don't recall the circumstances of that 4-13 record in his last year in Arizona.