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Are we sure Jeff Saturday's never coached before?  Sheesh, if the Raiders lose this one, Josh McDaniels may as well fake his own death and go to his own funeral as a guy named Phil Shifley before disappearing into whatever abyss claimed Rich Kotite.

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3 minutes ago, infrared41 said:

He was head coach at a prep school in Georgia called Hebron Christian Academy.  Who knows? Maybe that's all it takes.

 

MLB managers are hired with less coaching experience than Saturday. Aaron Boone comes to mind immediately.

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5 minutes ago, Cujo said:

 

MLB managers are hired with less coaching experience than Saturday. Aaron Boone comes to mind immediately.

Honestly this is a good point. There’s definitely some MLB coaches/managers who start coaching at the highest level immediately after playing retirement.

 

There is also the instance of a coach never actually playing the sport they get hired for. For example, Dave Trembley never played baseball yet found his way into the manager position of the Orioles and was, well, bad at his job.

 

Should Saturday have rose through the ranks? Yeah that’s a no brainer, but it’s not like this sort of thing never happens in sports.

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1 hour ago, GDAWG said:

Changing GM and Head Coach is a smart move the Vikings made this offseason.  Things were getting stale up there anyways and Mike Zimmer was starting to wear thin on people. 

 
You obviously don’t follow the Vikings very closely.  “Starting to wear thin” doesn’t come close to covering it. 

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17 minutes ago, Cujo said:

 

MLB managers are hired with less coaching experience than Saturday. Aaron Boone comes to mind immediately.

What about NBA? Didn't Jason Kidd get hired in his first year after retiring?

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4 minutes ago, DCarp1231 said:

Should Saturday have rose through the ranks? Yeah that’s a no brainer, but it’s not like this sort of thing never happens in sports.

 

Well, it's an interim tag, which makes it the entire thing less of a big deal. And how many times has highly touted NFL assistant gotten a job and completely crapped the bed? (every single Belichick disciple)

 

I'm rooting for Saturday to win some games. More than likely, he'll go back to ESPN after the season ends. But it's a nice little experiment to see if coaching experience = real football knowledge.

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4 minutes ago, ninersdd said:

What about NBA? Didn't Jason Kidd get hired in his first year after retiring?

 

 Correct. Steve Nash also got a coaching gig on name alone.

 

I also omitted David Ross getting the Cubs gig after a few years doing Sunday Night Baseball and Dancing with the Stars.

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5 minutes ago, Cujo said:

 

Well, it's an interim tag, which makes it the entire thing less of a big deal. And how many times has highly touted NFL assistant gotten a job and completely crapped the bed? (every single Belichick disciple)

 

I'm rooting for Saturday to win some games. More than likely, he'll go back to ESPN after the season ends. But it's a nice little experiment to see if coaching experience = real football knowledge.

There’s also the off chance the Colts just paddle through the remaining schedule with a .500 record or better. Then what do the Colts do? Roll the dice even further and hire Saturday full time?

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16 minutes ago, ninersdd said:

What about NBA? Didn't Jason Kidd get hired in his first year after retiring?

 

Also Steve Kerr was in the broadcast booth before he became coach of the Golden State Warriors, although he did have experience as GM of the Suns during the early years of the Sarver ownership.  

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