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He's as logical of an option as Peyton Manning or Tony Dungy.
What about Marvin Harrison. He runs a bar. Or Edge, he owns a strip club in Miami that’s huge. What’s Jeff Saturday doing?
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How about Pat Macafee ???




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He's as logical of an option as Peyton Manning or Tony Dungy.




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What about Marvin Harrison ??? He runs a bar. Or Edgerrin James ??? He owns a strip club in Miami that’s huge. What’s Jeff Saturday doing ???



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What about Puck ??? He runs the ColtFreaks website.

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I wouldn’t be opposed to the idea. He was unquestionably a GREAT coach and I’m sure a lot of the qualities that made him one would overlap in a GM role.

I find it very hard to believe that he’d have any interest whatsoever though.
To misparaphrase a quote from Bum Phillips about Bear Bryant, Tony Dungy could take his’n and lose to your’n, then turn around and take your’n and lose to his’n.

If your goal in life was to beat up on the Jets and the Saints, he was the man for the job.
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The last time Tony Dungy hand picked a head coach for the Colts, it was…Jim Caldwell.Lord save us from a repeat.
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Gruden won a title the year after Dungy left(basically Dungys team) and hasn’t won jack shit since.

Possibly the most overrated coach of all time.

No thanks.
Not only that Gruden went into the SB knowing every play and audible that Raiders would run on offense.

That was lucky for him and stupid by the Raiders coaches.
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