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Do you think any of the saints coaches will be considered for head coaching jobs next year, based on the saints turn around this year.
Gibbs would be the only possibility and this is his first year as a coordinator. I can't see him getting picked up only 1 year into his first coordinating job.Do you think any of the saints coaches will be considered for head coaching jobs next year, based on the saints turn around this year.
Well, there were two exceptions this past offseason. Marinelli who was the d-lne position coach for Tampa and Mangini who was a first year defensive coordinator for the Patriots.I don't think so, personally. We've got a new coach with a new staff. Usually when coordinators and under-coaches get picked for head coaching jobs, they have had long, impressive tenures. (i.e. Gary Kubiak, Sean Payton).
I guess its possible that some of the lower coaches might leave to take higher up jobs. But I'd like to think that since this thing we have going is only one year old, they're more likely to stick with Payton for the time being.
Gibbs wouldn't leave for the NCAA. If he has any belief in his ability to become an NFL head coach he would be much better served staying a D-coordinator for Payton where he essentially gets a free hand.I think Gibbs would get some consideration from a middle-of-the-pack college program. NCAA loves pro coordinators with college coaching experince.
Gibbs has both.
And McCarthy was rumored to be a NFL Head Coaching prospect for a year or so.After the magical 2000 season, the Saints staff lost Zook and Bunting, and the defense never recovered. I hope we can keep this staff together for many more years.
How many teams will change coaches next year? I don't think many, because most of the changes were done this year.
Sure change, the cardinals
Maybe, the ravens, titans
Possibly retiring, cowboys, redskins and seahawks