ColomboLQ said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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LMAO!! Please, only a moron believes that to be the case.

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No really, your credibility on this board is fantastic.

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No, I think it's better that you keep telling us how an NFL franchise decided they first wanted to reach out to a college coach with a handful of years of HC experience coming off of a 1 win season and having only 1 year experience coaching in the NFL as an OL coach to interview for their HC position. Please, that makes a lot more sense.

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There's a 31-year-old with no prior head coaching experience at any level on the Los Angeles Rams sideline and Mark Helfrich just became the OC in Chicago after not being in football in any capacity for the last year once he failed as HC in Oregon after Chip Kelly, who was allowed to fail with two different NFL teams.

It's not inconceivable or even unrealistic that a team contacted a 42-year-old Tom Coughlin disciple and put out some sort of inquiry.

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Both Sean McVay and Helfrich showed a lot of success as OC's, especially McVay, prior to being hired. The Helfrich hire is very much the exception, not the Rhule. And Rhule is coming off of a 1 win season. Just no.

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SicThe12 said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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LMAO!! Please, only a moron believes that to be the case.

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No really, your credibility on this board is fantastic.

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No, I think it's better that you keep telling us how an NFL franchise decided they first wanted to reach out to a college coach with a handful of years of HC experience coming off of a 1 win season and having only 1 year experience coaching in the NFL as an OL coach to interview for their HC position. Please, that makes a lot more sense.

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There's a 31-year-old with no prior head coaching experience at any level on the Los Angeles Rams sideline and Mark Helfrich just became the OC in Chicago after not being in football in any capacity for the last year once he failed as HC in Oregon after Chip Kelly, who was allowed to fail with two different NFL teams.

It's not inconceivable or even unrealistic that a team contacted a 42-year-old Tom Coughlin disciple and put out some sort of inquiry.

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"Tom Coughlin disciple" he was the assistant to the o-linr coach for 9 months.

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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80sBEAR said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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80sBEAR said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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Not the story I heard. Word has it that after being contacted by Texas, he was pissed and insulted he had to interview for the job and felt like he should be offered the job if they truly were interested.

What is it with you guys? Briles is a demon for talking to Texas yet Matt Rhule is sweet and innocent and it is no problem if he interviews for another job with the Indianapolis Colts. If you want to just be a Briles hater, be one. But don't say what Briles did was wrong and what Rhule has done is just fine. It is the same damn thing.

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Your source is wrong. He met with some UT donors and multiple people were quoted as hearing him say, "If you offer me the job, I'll take it."

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After all that has happened to Briles, can you blame him for making such a statement? Looks like there was probably enough going on with the Regents that that's the way he felt and maybe he was right. I have always heard that the Regents are very big on their subjects kissing their brass rings and Briles was just not a brass ring kissing kinda guy.

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At the time, no. The last two years, yes.

Not many programs would have allowed him to hire his son and son in law, paid him $6 mil for getting beat by UCF and allowed him to contribute zero to the U outside of football. For $6 mil, at least hold a banquet.

Hell, even Gary Patterson is active in Fort Worth charities. Briles didn't do *****

Baylor treated him pretty well up to that point, he has himself to blame for pissing people off.

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Krieg said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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80sBEAR said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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80sBEAR said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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Not the story I heard. Word has it that after being contacted by Texas, he was pissed and insulted he had to interview for the job and felt like he should be offered the job if they truly were interested.

What is it with you guys? Briles is a demon for talking to Texas yet Matt Rhule is sweet and innocent and it is no problem if he interviews for another job with the Indianapolis Colts. If you want to just be a Briles hater, be one. But don't say what Briles did was wrong and what Rhule has done is just fine. It is the same damn thing.

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Your source is wrong. He met with some UT donors and multiple people were quoted as hearing him say, "If you offer me the job, I'll take it."

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After all that has happened to Briles, can you blame him for making such a statement? Looks like there was probably enough going on with the Regents that that's the way he felt and maybe he was right. I have always heard that the Regents are very big on their subjects kissing their brass rings and Briles was just not a brass ring kissing kinda guy.

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At the time, no. The last two years, yes.

Not many programs would have allowed him to hire his son and son in law, paid him $6 mil for getting beat by UCF and allowed him to contribute zero to the U outside of football. For $6 mil, at least hold a banquet.

Hell, even Gary Patterson is active in Fort Worth charities. Briles didn't do *****

Baylor treated him pretty well up to that point, he has himself to blame for pissing people off.

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He's been gone for 2.5 years. MOVE ON.

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MilliVanilli said:

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SicThe12 said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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LMAO!! Please, only a moron believes that to be the case.

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No really, your credibility on this board is fantastic.

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No, I think it's better that you keep telling us how an NFL franchise decided they first wanted to reach out to a college coach with a handful of years of HC experience coming off of a 1 win season and having only 1 year experience coaching in the NFL as an OL coach to interview for their HC position. Please, that makes a lot more sense.

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There's a 31-year-old with no prior head coaching experience at any level on the Los Angeles Rams sideline and Mark Helfrich just became the OC in Chicago after not being in football in any capacity for the last year once he failed as HC in Oregon after Chip Kelly, who was allowed to fail with two different NFL teams.

It's not inconceivable or even unrealistic that a team contacted a 42-year-old Tom Coughlin disciple and put out some sort of inquiry.

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"Tom Coughlin disciple" he was the assistant to the o-linr coach for 9 months.

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Part of that fraternal coaching tree, it only took 9 months for your mother to make you part of your family too.

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SicThe12 said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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SicThe12 said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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LMAO!! Please, only a moron believes that to be the case.

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No really, your credibility on this board is fantastic.

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No, I think it's better that you keep telling us how an NFL franchise decided they first wanted to reach out to a college coach with a handful of years of HC experience coming off of a 1 win season and having only 1 year experience coaching in the NFL as an OL coach to interview for their HC position. Please, that makes a lot more sense.

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There's a 31-year-old with no prior head coaching experience at any level on the Los Angeles Rams sideline and Mark Helfrich just became the OC in Chicago after not being in football in any capacity for the last year once he failed as HC in Oregon after Chip Kelly, who was allowed to fail with two different NFL teams.

It's not inconceivable or even unrealistic that a team contacted a 42-year-old Tom Coughlin disciple and put out some sort of inquiry.

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"Tom Coughlin disciple" he was the assistant to the o-linr coach for 9 months.

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Part of that fraternal coaching tree, it only took 9 months for your mother to make you part of your family too.

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Literally hundreds and hundreds of coaches are in that Tom Coughlin coaching tree then.

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joseph11ag said:

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Ahhhhhh

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SIC EM 94 said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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Using your own words:

Do you have any facts to support this moronic claim?

If you don't, you're full of ***** I already know that, but whatever.

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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SIC EM 94 said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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Using your own words:

Do you have any facts to support this moronic claim?

If you don't, you're full of ***** I already know that, but whatever.

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Art told quite a few people he would leave Baylor for the Cowboys or UT.

Ask him yourself.

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hodedofome said:

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At that point...then we can freak out. Or rejoice. Whatever response you feel appropriate.

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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LMAO!! Please, only a moron believes that to be the case.

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No really, your credibility on this board is fantastic.

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No, I think it's better that you keep telling us how an NFL franchise decided they first wanted to reach out to a college coach with a handful of years of HC experience coming off of a 1 win season and having only 1 year experience coaching in the NFL as an OL coach to interview for their HC position. Please, that makes a lot more sense.

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There's a 31-year-old with no prior head coaching experience at any level on the Los Angeles Rams sideline and Mark Helfrich just became the OC in Chicago after not being in football in any capacity for the last year once he failed as HC in Oregon after Chip Kelly, who was allowed to fail with two different NFL teams.

It's not inconceivable or even unrealistic that a team contacted a 42-year-old Tom Coughlin disciple and put out some sort of inquiry.

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Both Sean McVay and Helfrich showed a lot of success as OC's, especially McVay, prior to being hired. The Helfrich hire is very much the exception, not the Rhule. And Rhule is coming off of a 1 win season. Just no.

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You really don't understand what a fraternity NFL coaching is, and Rhule's in it.

It was a courtesy call, they happen all the time, and it's a flattering testament to the coach.

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ColomboLQ said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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ColomboLQ said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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LMAO!! Please, only a moron believes that to be the case.

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No really, your credibility on this board is fantastic.

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No, I think it's better that you keep telling us how an NFL franchise decided they first wanted to reach out to a college coach with a handful of years of HC experience coming off of a 1 win season and having only 1 year experience coaching in the NFL as an OL coach to interview for their HC position. Please, that makes a lot more sense.

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There's a 31-year-old with no prior head coaching experience at any level on the Los Angeles Rams sideline and Mark Helfrich just became the OC in Chicago after not being in football in any capacity for the last year once he failed as HC in Oregon after Chip Kelly, who was allowed to fail with two different NFL teams.

It's not inconceivable or even unrealistic that a team contacted a 42-year-old Tom Coughlin disciple and put out some sort of inquiry.

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Both Sean McVay and Helfrich showed a lot of success as OC's, especially McVay, prior to being hired. The Helfrich hire is very much the exception, not the Rhule. And Rhule is coming off of a 1 win season. Just no.

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You really don't understand what a fraternity NFL coaching is, and Rhule's in it.

It was a courtesy call, they happen all the time, and it's a flattering testament to the coach.

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I have no doubts that Rhule has some friends in the NFL. But I do have MAJOR doubts that the Colts would call him out of all colleges coaches, out of the blue. Regardless of how many good friends he may have, his resume doesn't come close to warranting even a courtesy call. It literally makes zero sense to believe the Colts would actually pick up the phone and cold call him at all, let alone before others.

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BearackObama said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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SIC EM 94 said:

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

Briles wannabes here won't admit it, but Briles embarrassed himself by doing that because it wasn't a proud approach. He basically turned into the coaching equivalent of a Harry Hines prostitute begging for the job and telling them how bad he wanted it.

I think they were taken aback by how desperate he could be trying to pimp himself out.

Key difference here, the Colts called Rhule. They didn't need to find a back alley to screw in like Briles.

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Using your own words:

Do you have any facts to support this moronic claim?

If you don't, you're full of ***** I already know that, but whatever.

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Art told quite a few people he would leave Baylor for the Cowboys or UT.

Ask him yourself.

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Can you answer the question

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Russell Gym said:

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hodedofome said:

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At that point...then we can freak out. Or rejoice. Whatever response you feel appropriate.

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Seems most people here have already done both - prematurely.

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ColomboLQ said:

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Ok, in what way does Rhule's resume qualify him to be a NFL head coach?

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Robert Wilson said:

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What kind of person spends one year at a place going 1-11, makes excuses about a long-term process, and then seriously entertains leaving.

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TellMeYouLoveMe said:

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I wonder if Rhule got down on his knees and slobbered all over the interviewer like Briles did when he was campaigning for the UT job.

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chukronos said:

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I've heard from a reliable source that Rhule most definitely did. Not at all surprising, but still embarrassing.

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