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question, is he like a matt jones????will he be a qb in NFL?
On the OL they lose 3 starters maybe four if blaylock goes pro(that would be a huge loss), but they return several backups that rotate the entire game with them. This should not be a huge drop in talent. The most notable difference will be how they play together as our line this year has been together for the better part of 3 years.
My point is that projecting a year in advance, no matter how rational it seems now, is a very inexact science. Remember how the media was saying that we were going to have an even better team in '03 than we had in '02 when we won the NC. We ended up with a good year in '03 (11-2), but not the NC that everyone was predicting in Spring/Summer '03.
POSTED 8:55 a.m. EDT, October 25, 2005
MACK LOOKING FOR SOME NFL JACK?
Our NFL sources tell us that Texas coach Mack Brown has developed a keen interest in the Saints head coaching gig if, as expected, the team plays its 2006 games in San Antone.
Former Vikings owner Red McCombs is a major Brown supporter and McCombs also is tight with Saints owner Tom Benson. McCombs, who might have been interested in hiring Brown to coach the Vikings (if, you know, Red wasn't such a cheap ass) is rumored to be nudging the two together.
Even without Red's crooked fingers trying to stir the stew, Brown would be an obvious choice for the Saints and Benson, given that the team will be trying to put butts in the seats in the same state where Brown is tearing up D-I.
And this could, in theory, spark a bidding war between Benson and Texans owner Bob McNair, who currently is scouting out replacements for current coach Dom "No One Will Think That This Dead Muskrat On My Head Isn't Actually My Own Growing Hair" Capers.
Things could get very interesting, of course, if this thing shakes out with Brown working for Benson and Haslett just up the road coaching the Texans, who are scheduled to host the Saints in 2007.
so you see him going to the NFL, then coming back to college for a crappy (at the time) team and building them up?High Lonesome said:interesting, i can't help but think that it would be a mistake for brown. I see him more of a pete carrol, spurrier type. Some guys are just ment for college
My point is that projecting a year in advance, no matter how rational it seems now, is a very inexact science. Remember how the media was saying that we were going to have an even better team in '03 than we had in '02 when we won the NC. We ended up with a good year in '03 (11-2), but not the NC that everyone was predicting in Spring/Summer '03.
if he decides to try the jump to the nfl, yes, my prediction would be that he would be back in the ncaa in about 3 years