Who would replace BB now???

[Sean Pa Patriot]

We all know Bill Belichik will be the coach for the Pats , Im guessing the next 4 yrs at least, but what if he and Pioli bolt say the end of 2007. Mangini was going to be the man to replace him, but not now... Im going to say, If Charlie Weis wants to be the coach it will be him, but could Josh Mcdaniels be far behind

 

[SoonerPatriot]

I wouldn't rule Mangini out. By that time, having fallen flat on his face in the Big Apple, he'll have spent a couple of seasons as a position coach for the (fill in the blank).

 

[Bill's Girl]

CRIPES, I almost needed to be difibrilated........ Haven't we been tortured enough this week?

 

[jczxohn1]

By then we'll all be dead of the bird flu.

 

[marty]

We all know Bill Belichik will be the coach for the Pats , Im guessing the next 4 yrs at least, but what if he and Pioli bolt say the end of 2007. Mangini was going to be the man to replace him, but not now... Im going to say, If Charlie Weis wants to be the coach it will be him, but could Josh Mcdaniels be far behind

My top picks would be (1)Vrabel or (2)Rodney

 

[BelichickFan]

CRIPES, I almost needed to be difibrilated........ Haven't we been tortured enough this week?

:ditto:

10 character min

 

[Bill's Girl]

My top picks would be (1)Vrabel or (2)Rodney

I am voting for bird flu......

 

[UGAPatsfan]

Pepper Johnson

 

[mtbykr]

Uhhh

CRIPES, I almost needed to be difibrilated........ Haven't we been tortured enough this week?

:yeahthat: :agree: :ditto:

 

[PATSNUTme]

CRIPES, I almost needed to be difibrilated........ Haven't we been tortured enough this week?

Come on BG, you know you could step in and do the job.

After all, we are only talking about 4 years from now, so we all should be very worried. We all should be preparing ourselves to step in 4 years from now, just in case.

You would have time to prepare.:singing:

 

[aabtec]

:yeahthat: :agree: :ditto:

not how I want to start my morning...

 

[Bill's Girl]

Come on BG, you know you could step in and do the job.

After all, we are only talking about 4 years from now, so we all should be very worried. We all should be preparing ourselves to step in 4 years from now, just in case.

You would have time to prepare.:singing:

HA! I don't think I could do it Nut, my smiling muscles actually work!

 

[PatsRI]

Pete Carroll returns from the college ranks saying "I'm tougher this time around" as he elbows Brady while playing one-on-one basketball outside Gillette.

 

[PATSNUTme]

I get the feeling that people ar not taking the premise of this thread seriously.

 

[PATSummerallofthe80s]

I get the feeling that people ar not taking the premise of this thread seriously.

Possibly Archie Manning?

 

[Bill's Girl]

No one is replacing BB......

http://www.boston.com/sports/footba...01/18/kraft_tries_to_look_on_the_bright_side/

From this article in today's Globe:

Per his policy, the Patriots chairman and CEO would not discuss specifics concerning Bill Belichick's contract situation, but for the first time he indicated that a contract extension or a new contract is in place.

Belichick, who signed a five-year deal when he joined the team in 2000, got a two-year extension (announced in July 2003) through the 2006 season.

Kraft said yesterday, however, that any representation of next season as the final year of Belichick's contract would be untrue.

 

[PatsRI]

No one is replacing BB......

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2006/01/18/kraft_tries_to_look_on_the_bright_side/

From this article in today's Globe:

Per his policy, the Patriots chairman and CEO would not discuss specifics concerning Bill Belichick's contract situation, but for the first time he indicated that a contract extension or a new contract is in place.

Belichick, who signed a five-year deal when he joined the team in 2000, got a two-year extension (announced in July 2003) through the 2006 season.

Kraft said yesterday, however, that any representation of next season as the final year of Belichick's contract would be untrue.

No big surprise but great news nonetheless.

 

[Fanfrom1960]

No one is replacing BB......

http://www.boston.com/sports/footba...01/18/kraft_tries_to_look_on_the_bright_side/

From this article in today's Globe:

Per his policy, the Patriots chairman and CEO would not discuss specifics concerning Bill Belichick's contract situation, but for the first time he indicated that a contract extension or a new contract is in place.

Belichick, who signed a five-year deal when he joined the team in 2000, got a two-year extension (announced in July 2003) through the 2006 season.

Kraft said yesterday, however, that any representation of next season as the final year of Belichick's contract would be untrue.[/QUOTE]

Three cheers!

 

[ctpatsfan77]

My top picks would be (1)Vrabel or (2)Rodney

You say this jokingly, but think about it . . .

(1) The Globe article on Vrabel pointed out that he does dead-on impersonations of Belichick.

(2) He has a relationship with Belichick unlike that of any other player.

(3) He's widely reputed to be one of the most intelligent Patriots, if not the most intelligent, and certainly one of the brighter bulbs in the entire NFL.

(4) He's said he wants to be a coach someday, and most analysts think he'd be able to handle it.

(5) Three of his rivals for the throne have already left for other pastures. . . .

Personally, I think this is all part of Vrabel's master plan to become HC when Belichick retires.

 

[PatsFanSince74]

We all know Bill Belichik will be the coach for the Pats , Im guessing the next 4 yrs at least, but what if he and Pioli bolt say the end of 2007. Mangini was going to be the man to replace him, but not now... Im going to say, If Charlie Weis wants to be the coach it will be him, but could Josh Mcdaniels be far behind

All together now and repeat after me, "Take a deep breath. Bill Belichick is the coach of the Patriots for the reasonably forseeable future. We lost a game we shouldn't have lost, it hurts bad, but it's no reason to push the panic button. Breathe. Breathe deeply. Calm down."