January 3, 200818 yr I think Parcells goes after Jason Garrett. Garrett, to me, does not seem like a Parcells type guy or come from his mold. I may be wrong though.
January 4, 200818 yr No real surprise since Parcells wanted his guy, but not really fair since Cam Cameron was behind the 8 ball to begin with. Hopefully he will get another shot in the future. Why he's been a college head at Indiana and that didnt work. I dont know how the OLD regime in Miami even gave this guy a chance.
January 4, 200818 yr Garrett, to me, does not seem like a Parcells type guy or come from his mold. I may be wrong though. The list of possibles that SportsCenter had tonight didn't have Garrett on the list: Now that Cam Cameron has been fired, new Miami boss Bill Parcells needs a head coach. It's pretty easy to see where he'll look, at least in terms of guys he knows. -- John Clayton Tony Sparano, Dallas Cowboys, Assistant Head Coach Sparano works with the Cowboys offensive line and helps with the play-calling. Jason Garrett gets a lot of credit for the team's offensive success this season, but Sparano gets understated credit for his contributions. Having coached in Dallas for four seasons prior to his departure a year ago, Parcells knows Sparano's value, and so do other teams. He's a candidate in Atlanta and Baltimore. Maurice Carthon, Arizona Cardinals, Running Backs Coach Carthon has been a coach whom Parcells has been grooming for years. He rose to the coordinator level at Cleveland but couldn't turn around the Browns' offense. He was offensive coordinator for Parcells for two years in Dallas. Romeo Crennel, Cleveland Browns, Head Coach This might be a long shot because he's under contract in Cleveland, but things could play out that he could be traded. The Browns have to decide whether this is the time to give Crennel a contract extension. He's been there for three years and the players love him. After their 10th win, linebacker Willie McGinest gave Crennel a game ball on behalf of the team and thanked him for believing in them. If the Browns consider working out a trade, Parcells would welcome the move. Crennel was his defensive coordinator and one of his favorite and most loyal assistants. Todd Bowles, Dallas Cowboys, Secondary Coach Parcells knows good, young coaches when he sees them and he groomed him for two years in the secondary in Dallas. Bowles is ready to take that next step as a coordinator. If the situation is right, Parcells might take a chance on him as a head coach. Todd Haley, Arizona Cardinals, Offensive Coordinator Here's another young coach Parcells developed and he's a good one. You've seen Haley along the sidelines in Cowboys games taking abuse from Terrell Owens, but Parcells and Owens were like oil and water. Those problems carried over to Haley, who was his position coach. Of that group, I think Sparano and Carthon have the best shot.
January 4, 200818 yr I would love to see Rex Ryan get it unless he gets the Ravens Head job. He has been in the running for head jobs for a while.
January 4, 200818 yr It wasn't his fault. He was trying to win with Nick Saban's players...hahahaha. Sound familiar?
January 4, 200818 yr I would love to see Rex Ryan get it unless he gets the Ravens Head job. He has been in the running for head jobs for a while. Consider what Rob Ireland, Bill Parcells' hand-picked GM, said about Cameron at the press conference: "We didn't know him." Apparently, they didn't want to know him, either. Why is that pertinent? Rex Ryan is not a Parcells guy --- he's never played or coached for Parcells. They don't know him, either. The next coach of the Dolphins will definitely be a Parcells guy.
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