Raiders coaching situation
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derringer007
"Its An Outrage"
According to team spokesmen Senior Executive John Herrera the Raiders have not held any interviews with anyone for the HC job, all reports are false.
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storminn0rm
Brewmaster
Adam Scheffter said yesterday on a radio show (can't remember which one, ESPN) that the Raiders' brass told him the same thing. But Scheffter spoke with a source very close to the situation that told him otherwise.
gruntbusters
hehehe...heheheh..hehe...
Please Mr Davis...give it up....throw in the towel....please give this team a chance.
Mike
Administrator
Why would Fassel subject himself to this? Why would any coach, at this point, subject themselves to this?
Every coach in the NFL knows the shape this team is in, and they know they have no chance of succeeding until Al Davis takes a big step back away from the team, and lets a true GM or possibly a GM/Head Coach take this thing over.
You can't force the guy to do anything, but if everyone would just remove themselves from consideration of being associated with the team, he would have to get the hint. If he still didn't, at least the league would then have a solid case for stepping in and forcing their hand on the organization.
Every coach in the NFL knows the shape this team is in, and they know they have no chance of succeeding until Al Davis takes a big step back away from the team, and lets a true GM or possibly a GM/Head Coach take this thing over.
You can't force the guy to do anything, but if everyone would just remove themselves from consideration of being associated with the team, he would have to get the hint. If he still didn't, at least the league would then have a solid case for stepping in and forcing their hand on the organization.
derringer007
"Its An Outrage"
OK Sarge here is the latest Raider HC news. believe it or not
Source: Tom Cable will return as Oakland Raiders head coach - ESPN
storminn0rm
Brewmaster
(Rotoworld) Club spokesman John Herrera said Monday that the Raiders still have not decided the fate of head coach Tom Cable. Analysis: Owner Al Davis is continuing to toy with the media while hiring assistant coaches with direct connections to Cable. It's all but certain that Cable is coming back, as ESPN's Adam Schefter reported three days ago. Herrera, though, said Monday that Davis and Cable are meeting "regularly" to discuss the future, just a day after claiming the Raiders never gave any indication Cable's job was in danger. Oakland's offensive coordinator job remains vacant.