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01-09-2012, 08:10 PM
Now that the season is over, the speculation about the futures of offensive coordinator Jay Gruden and defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer can shift into overdrive.
NFL Network reported on Monday that Zimmer will interview with the Dolphins today. Miami has already interviewed have Jeff Fisher, Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, Bears special teams coordinator Dave Toub and interim coach Todd Bowles. Zimmer has been the defensive coordinator the last four seasons.
Meanwhile when it comes to Gruden, he hasnât heard anything yet directly, which means its likely that others close to him already have.
âI have not heard anything. Iâm just sitting here getting everyone out of here,â Gruden said on Monday. âI donât know whatâs happening to be honest with you. I donât know if Iâm ready. Iâm just dealing with the season that came to an end and whatever happens, happens. I got a couple texts from people that heard I was a candidate for the job but I havenât heard anything otherwise. I donât know exactly how it works. Iâll probably find shortly if it is true.â
Gruden was hired as the Bengals offensive coordinator on Feb. 3 and has had an interesting 11 months as he was trying to implement a new scheme without being able to work with players during the lockout. Once the lockout ended, it was 23-24 weeks of going nonstop.
Said Gruden: âI just want time to take a deep breath. I havenât had time to do anything yet, just reflect and get this team better and worry about that first. Iâm very happy here and have a lot of good prospects to believe the future is bright.
http://cincinnati.com/blogs/bengals/2012...from-jags/
NFL Network reported on Monday that Zimmer will interview with the Dolphins today. Miami has already interviewed have Jeff Fisher, Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, Bears special teams coordinator Dave Toub and interim coach Todd Bowles. Zimmer has been the defensive coordinator the last four seasons.
Meanwhile when it comes to Gruden, he hasnât heard anything yet directly, which means its likely that others close to him already have.
âI have not heard anything. Iâm just sitting here getting everyone out of here,â Gruden said on Monday. âI donât know whatâs happening to be honest with you. I donât know if Iâm ready. Iâm just dealing with the season that came to an end and whatever happens, happens. I got a couple texts from people that heard I was a candidate for the job but I havenât heard anything otherwise. I donât know exactly how it works. Iâll probably find shortly if it is true.â
Gruden was hired as the Bengals offensive coordinator on Feb. 3 and has had an interesting 11 months as he was trying to implement a new scheme without being able to work with players during the lockout. Once the lockout ended, it was 23-24 weeks of going nonstop.
Said Gruden: âI just want time to take a deep breath. I havenât had time to do anything yet, just reflect and get this team better and worry about that first. Iâm very happy here and have a lot of good prospects to believe the future is bright.
http://cincinnati.com/blogs/bengals/2012...from-jags/
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01-10-2012, 03:01 AM
I would leave.
Id run as hard as i could out of that town.
Id run as hard as i could out of that town.
01-10-2012, 10:02 AM
This would be two loses that would end Marvins years in Cincinnati. These two were the brains to this years club
01-10-2012, 12:18 PM
^ It's not a matter of letting them go. Its a matter of them becoming head coaches!
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