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Was listening to Sirius NFL radio yesterday and they were saying that Charlie wants nothing more in life itself than to be the New York Giants Head Football Coach someday and there is an escape clause in his Notre Dame contract which would allow him to go after his dream if asked by the Mara family to be coach for the Giants.

They went on to say that if the Giants fire Coughlin and staff if the team does not live up to expectations like making the playoffs,that Charlie would likely jump on the opportunity immediately - Interesting subject that may become real in the offseason.

They also said Pete Carroll could head to the Arizona Cardinals but the chances were very slim,Especially concidering the constant powerhouse USC is every year and besides the fact that Carroll blows as a NFL Head Coach which would not help the Cardinals out whatsoever.
 
I would be very surprised if he left ND. There's so much tradition with the Irish, he's an alumnus and he hasn't won a National Championship with them yet.
 
Considering how weak the NFC East is(and believe it or not, the Panthers, their next opponent, have alot more issues than they do), the Giants are going to make the playoffs-meaning that Coughlin will be safe.
 
I think Coughlin's gone. Even if they make the playoffs I think they are 1 and done. If Weis goes to NY think of that next year. 2 with Mangini and the Jets, 1 with the Tuna (if he stays), 1 with Charlie, and 1 with Romeo (if he makes it another year). That would be fun.
 
Hasn't Charlie also said that HC of ND is his dream job? I wonder which it is ND or NYG.
 
Tummy Tuck would be best suited to make the move to the NFL. He loses a ton off his overrated Irish team this year and they will likely fall back next year. If he leaves this offseason, he'll be a hero at ND (even by leaving). Plus, the Giants job is one of those glamour jobs in the NFL. He wouldn't be starting from zero.
 
Was listening to Sirius NFL radio yesterday and they were saying that Charlie wants nothing more in life itself than to be the New York Giants Head Football Coach someday and there is an escape clause in his Notre Dame contract which would allow him to go after his dream if asked by the Mara family to be coach for the Giants.

They went on to say that if the Giants fire Coughlin and staff if the team does not live up to expectations like making the playoffs,that Charlie would likely jump on the opportunity immediately - Interesting subject that may become real in the offseason.

They also said Pete Carroll could head to the Arizona Cardinals but the chances were very slim,Especially concidering the constant powerhouse USC is every year and besides the fact that Carroll blows as a NFL Head Coach which would not help the Cardinals out whatsoever.

Coughlin has been a trainwreck in NY. CW grew up as a Giants fan so I'm sure that even though he's said how much he loves it at ND, I'd have to think that if he had the opportunity to coach his favorite team growing up that he'd have to think pretty long and hard about it.

As for Carroll, he's already had his HC shot in the NFL and knows what it is all about. He's got recruits jumping over each other to get the opportunity play for him at USC with a very good (albeit not guaranteed) shot at a national title every year. He's treated like royalty. Plus he gets to live in So Cal.

Although, the same was said of Spurrier. But that me be a good example to him to stay put.
 
Was listening to Sirius NFL radio yesterday and they were saying that Charlie wants nothing more in life itself than to be the New York Giants Head Football Coach someday and there is an escape clause in his Notre Dame contract which would allow him to go after his dream if asked by the Mara family to be coach for the Giants.

They went on to say that if the Giants fire Coughlin and staff if the team does not live up to expectations like making the playoffs,that Charlie would likely jump on the opportunity immediately - Interesting subject that may become real in the offseason.

They also said Pete Carroll could head to the Arizona Cardinals but the chances were very slim,Especially concidering the constant powerhouse USC is every year and besides the fact that Carroll blows as a NFL Head Coach which would not help the Cardinals out whatsoever.
That was addressed on Inside The NFL and the first thing they said was there was a huge buyout penalty at ND. The Giants have a lot of money though. You can watch Inside The NFL again tonight and tomorrow (and Sun morn?) on HBO. They said he'd love the Giants job but he also loves ND.
 
Tummy Tuck would be best suited to make the move to the NFL. He loses a ton off his overrated Irish team this year and they will likely fall back next year. If he leaves this offseason, he'll be a hero at ND (even by leaving). Plus, the Giants job is one of those glamour jobs in the NFL. He wouldn't be starting from zero.
Maybe but Charlie's draft kids start filtering in next year, and they should overall be better than Willingham's drafts. I think NDs back to being a power year after year.
 
He might want to wait until the "Eli" era is over before he returns to the Giants.

The NFC East might not be that dominate, but they are a little harder than playing the Service Academies three times a year.

Charlie is still playing with Ty's recruits, next year his guys will start breaking into the starting lineups. That will really begin to show what kind of college coach he can be.
 
Charlie's got the #1 QB prospect in the country coming in this year. I think the success he had with ND in 2005 led to some of his kids losing their edge this season. Early on Samardizja played like a kid who spent the summer pitching and talking contract with the Cubs. They were just flat in a lot of games, like they expected it was going to be easier to win after last season. Reminded me a bit of 2002.

I think the rationale behind the Charlie talk is they believe Manning needs a QB guru to get him back on track developmentally. I'm not so sure lack of guru is the problem, but it might help. Our one year and done QB coach Hufnagel has been a bust as their OC. Problem is the Gints are likely in for some tougher sledding going forward with Tiki taking early retirement and tempermental head cases like Plax and Shockey at the top of Eli's weapons roster.

For all his reputation as a disciplinarian, the Giants are a discipline mess. Coughlin can't control them because he didn't get the upper hand from the get go and Shockey is stronger willed than even Coughlin so now he's really at their mercy. If Acorsi, who constructed this mess, is also stepping down you will have a lame duck Coughlin at the mercy of a new GM in 2007 anyway. They aren't a team, just a collection of diverse big name talents who don't mesh well. If I 'm Charlie I'm not so sure I want to try my hand at culture change with that group unless I have carte blanch the wheel and deal "talent". I'd start with Shockey, and unless he showed signs of growing a pair Eli would be next out the door. I think as presently constructed that would be a hard team for a HC to put his stamp on - too many other big egos and big names in the locker room.
 
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