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Old 01-07-2010, 05:50 PM   #4524
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Its probably a safer bet to chose someone with football/NFL experience as a head coach than a "rookie' head coach since you would have a feeling of their coaching style compared to the unknown of the rookie.

Not every coach is going to be like a Sean Payton and in his first year turn around the team but with a Holmgreen, there is history that says he knows how to develop a good QB and the offense for a while.

What does hurt is having an impatient owner/GM or fans if you take the tenured coach since if the team is horrible (ex. Browns, Lions), then your looking at around 3-5 years to rebuild the team. The fans being impatient makes some sense since they don't want to be paying just to see their team loosing all the time.
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