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I'm very worried about JPW no matter the coach. :?
Bama Bo said:Just heard he was making around $1.5 Mil with the Titans. I don't see him making anywhere close to that at any college job. I see him going to another NFL gig.
BamaDelta said:I'm very worried about JPW no matter the coach. :?
Bama Bo said:Just heard he was making around $1.5 Mil with the Titans. I don't see him making anywhere close to that at any college job. I see him going to another NFL gig.
Birdman37 said:i understand his history but it aint like hes had a wonderful offense in the NFL (tho u could lay alot of blame at no WRs and Vince Young sucks). if Major leaves he could be a good replacement, but i would guess that it means the spread that Major wanted to use would be gone too. wouldnt be good for JP imo, having to learn ANOTHER offense.
Birmingham said:If I'm correct Nick Saban didn't take a pay cut when he came to Bama.
Bama1966 said:With Garrett looking at Baltimore, I would expect Chow to be looked at by the Dallas Cowboys. IMHO
I wouldnt mind Chow, thats for sure.Big_Fan said:Bama1966 said:With Garrett looking at Baltimore, I would expect Chow to be looked at by the Dallas Cowboys. IMHO
The contact may have been for consultation and nothing else...or even to gauge interest. Time will tell.
Outlaw said:Birdman37 said:i understand his history but it aint like hes had a wonderful offense in the NFL (tho u could lay alot of blame at no WRs and Vince Young sucks). if Major leaves he could be a good replacement, but i would guess that it means the spread that Major wanted to use would be gone too. wouldnt be good for JP imo, having to learn ANOTHER offense.
Ok... ;sus
Bama1966 said:I wouldnt mind Chow, thats for sure.Big_Fan said:Bama1966 said:With Garrett looking at Baltimore, I would expect Chow to be looked at by the Dallas Cowboys. IMHO
The contact may have been for consultation and nothing else...or even to gauge interest. Time will tell.
LBS said:My initial impressions are that this does not feel like it will happen. Bama's staff is the highest in the SEC, with Major making 250K vice Chows 1.5million. I don't think calling that a pay cut would even be an accurate description...who among us could accept a six-fold reduction in our salary? Next, Saban is not an easy man to work for. The chances that Chow, in his 60s, would be such a hard-charger is slim. Finally, I question if Chow's life experiences (Hawaii & L.A.) make him the kind of guy who rolls into a small deep south college town and says "this feels like home" (his loss ;tr ).
That said, I would love to have him if CNS feels that he is a good fit.
Birmingham said:that's what I said.