I like him too. He would certainly eliminate OL issues.

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3 - 2 and we're talking about head coach replacements. Panthers fan's hate us.

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All of you Steelers fans on this board who want Cowher should keep in mind he was with the Steelers for 13 years before a Super Bowl win. So, in that case maybe we should give McCarthy 9 more years.

Also, I hate every single one of you who wants Mike McCarthy gone at the beginning of every season.

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LOL.

I think I liked the comment from someone that said it did not matter that changing coaches in mid-season did not historically have any major impact, he just wanted Mike McCarthy gone after 5 years of being unable to "clean up the same stuff".

Panic much?

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Another excellent point. +1

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I know you're getting picked on a bit for some of your threads, so I'm not trying to gang up on you, but comments like these are what irk people like me.

What evidence do you have that Ferentz would ELIMINATE (that's a pretty bold statement) the OL issues of an NFL team? For the most part the problems stem from holding onto 2 tackles past their expiration date, so does Ferentz have access to the fountain of youth?

If you're going to make bold claims, provide something to support them. "I think if we brought John Wooden back from the grave, our offense and defense wouldn't make ANY mistakes"...that's obviously a proposterous statement, but saying Ferentz would magically fix our OL (whatever that means) is no different

It depends on when the dismissal occurs. If its mid-season I think you would see Capers get the interim spot due to prior experience. Permanent hire? If Ted Thompson is the GM you would likely see a west coast offense guy. Mooch or Gruden? Or another dark horse like McCarthy was?

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Kind of apples and oranges. Cowher's teams were always consistent. McCarthy's team has been more inconsistent than anything else. I see more John Fox or Jack Del Rio in McCarthy than I do Cowher.

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I'm really surprised this thread has gone this long. Almost agitated too. We're 3 - 2, bunches of injuries and mathematically still in it. I mean, FIVE games have been played.

Get a damn grip people. Does it look good for us? No, but even if we were 4 - 1 it wouldn't be any different. Why? Because trends change a few times during the course of the season. Injuries are not an excuse, but are a huge factor.

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What I wrote isn't what I intended. I simply meant he knows how to coach the OL well. Your right, without quality player he probably won't be able change a thing.

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