upstater1

No link yet, sorry, saw it on ESPN

I will update as soon as I have a link

Gwedd

You should wait on posting speculation like this until you hear it from an actual news source, not effin' ESPN. They're the National Enquirer of sports.

elandadem

Detroit, Oakland, Cleveland - teams for which no person in their right mind should ever accept a coaching position; under current leadership, that is.

Did I leave any out?

upstater1

It's according to Chris Mortenson. Sorry, I don't trust him either.

You think this thread should be deleted?

blackglass3

Even if they didn't ask yet, I am sure they will. Detroit makes sense because they could get McDaniels and (most likely) Cassel.

If I was Josh, however, I would turn them all down. Why bother screwing with a perrenial loser like Detroit or Oakland for your first head coaching job when you can wait a few more years and maybe hit a perfect opportunity with a well run franchise whos coach retires or something (I don't know, maybe a Carolina or Chicago)? It's not like his stock is going to go down anytime soon, expecially if we keep producing QB's like we have so far.

DisgruntledTunaFan

Someone posted on the CMB that Detroit was given permission to speak to Jason Garrett as well.

JoePats

What's wrong with Mortensen? He's very well connected. He got the Eli injury thing at the beginning of last season wrong but he's very good.

LurkingLinebacker

No, because eventually someone will (ask to) talk to Josh McDaniel... and considering all the recent coaching changes it should come as no real surprise. Albeit, two of those firings were former Belichick disciples (was Judas a disciple, sorry not very religious).

__________________
There is an old saying about the strength of the wolf is the pack, and I think there is a lot of truth to that. On a football team, it's not the strength of the individual players, but it is the strength of the unit and how they all function together.” --William S. Belichick

Rob0729

I hear that McDaniels has heard Morts report and he is hoping Mort got it wrong.

Jimke

Until Detroit makes significant changes in their front office, no

coach should touch them with a ten foot pole.