Tony Dungy On A Plane Headed To Detroit? [PHOTO]
On Friday, legendary coach Tony Dungy said on a radio program that IF he were to return to coaching he would choose the Detroit Lions coaching job.
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On Friday, legendary coach Tony Dungy said on a radio program that IF he were to return to coaching he would choose the Detroit Lions coaching job.
The Lions want Ken Whisenhunt, and though the team reportedly has interviews with several other candidates, Whisenhunt is the easy favorite.
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Many Detroit Lions fans hearts are broken, but there is still football to be played and there is no better cure for a football hangover, than more football.
It looked on Friday like he -- kind of -- threw his hat in the ring for the Detroit Lions job.
For NBA Hall of Famer and TNT studio analyst Charles Barkley the Lions are a lot like those underachieving NBA teams loaded with talent.
The Lions announced that they are going to interview Ravens Offensive Coordinator Jim Caldwell. Don't let him get back on the plane.
Let new coach shopping season begin!
"You've got to ride your quarterback a little bit harder than you do other players, and I don't think they did that," O'Hara said.
I would guess that former NFL Super Bowl winning coaches Tony Dungy and Bill Cowher have been asked if they want to come out of retirement and coach the Lions.
Former Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith won't be lending any of his talents to the Detroit Lions.
" ... This guy has to be a leader and has to be able to lead our team."
It's an odd end for Schwartz, considering his first few years.
