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It's all going to depend on Andy Dalton ... He's got to take the next step, but that team's got playmakers.
There's no going halfway with Tebow anymore ... You either gotta sell out and give him the keys to your team or stay away. Because, unfortunately, there's too much attention for him to be a regular, developing backup like everyone else.More quotes »
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Seahawks’ history might keep Carroll out of coaching elite
No better way to spur a debate ... or to get a columnist to analyze why the local guys were snubbed. ESPN’s latest is the 20 “Greatest Coaches in NFL History.” There’s only the No. 1 spot left unnamed, and since Vince Lombardi is not yet on the list, it’ from The Olympian Read more »
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Firing Tony Dungy was an awful decision, says Pat Kirwan
Tony Dungy was a terrific coach. He produced one of the greatest defenses in NFL history, took the Tampa Bay Buccaneers out of the dumps and got them to the playoffs year after year. Unfortunately, after 1999 that's where the story ended each season, mos from Bucs Nation: For Tampa Bay Buccaneers Fans Read more »
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A $400 Super Bowl ring? Mayor Greg Ballard claims gift on ethics statement
Indianapolis Colts Coach Tony Dungy wears his 2007 Super Bowl ring as he autographs a copy of his book in July 2007. Star file photo. Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard’s recent filing of his statement of economic interests — the annual ethics statement req from Indianapolis Star Read more »
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What if Joe Gibbs had coached Panthers?
Tony Dungy is the only NFC South representative to appear in our greatest coaches series that’s been running over on our main NFL page. But today’s featured coach once came very close to landing in the division. Joe Gibbs came in at No. 9 and that got me from ESPN Read more »
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Which Active NFL Coaches Are Sure-Fire Hall of Famers?
Dating back to the legendary George Halas in 1920, the NFL has always had at least one Hall of Fame coach walking the sideline each season. At least that was true until the 2000 season, which is the first time there was no active head coach who became a from Bleacher Report Read more »
