JDG Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 The Bucs denied permission for their LB Coach to interview for the Detroit DC position. Under new NFL rules, teams are only required to grant permission for HC opportunities. JDG
MadBuffaloDisease Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 That doesn't mean anything. The Colts could still have given permission for him to interview for the OC position. And since Dungy has been vocal about the lack of minorities being hired to higher-level coaching jobs, I doubt he's deny Caldwell an opportunity to move up the coaching ranks and closer to a HC'ing gig. Especially seeing as how Tom Moore doesn't appear to be going anywhere.
Rico Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 If Caldwell interviewed, I think it would be based on Bill Polian's recommendation to his old buddy Marv... don't think getting permission would be a problem.
UConn James Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 Most teams will allow other teams to interview their assistants for an upward-move job (tho not for a sideways move). It's a courtesy thing plus you don't want those assistants to harbor feelings such as "These $%#%^s kept me from getting the OC job!" Coaches aren't happy that their staff gets raided, but most accept that it's going to happen and they're happy that the person is getting an opportunity.
rollingrock Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 I agree,that doesn't mean much.. Consider the idea that you call a team and ask to interview a guy with the idea that it will be for HC,you have not officially hired one,so they really can't say no..So you bring the guy in,discuss the chances of being a HC and then pose the idea of being something different for the team in the event the team goes in another direction for HC..
Lori Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 The Bucs also denied other teams permission to interview DL coach Marinelli for DC jobs... if he'd gone somewhere else in the interim, he might already have been a HC by now instead of just getting the Detroit job. Just because one franchise jerks its assistant coaches around doesn't mean everyone else has to...
The Dean Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 The Bucs denied permission for their LB Coach to interview for the Detroit DC position. Under new NFL rules, teams are only required to grant permission for HC opportunities. JDG 576905[/snapback] There seems to be a logical disconnect in your post JDG. Gray is still our DC and we're letting him interview for other jobs (DC and HC, i imagine). Just because Tampa isn't letting one of their coaches interview means nothing when we're talking about Indy and you KNOW that. As you said "teams are only REQUIRED to grant permission for HC opportunities." So what's this REALLY all about?
eball Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 The Bucs denied permission for their LB Coach to interview for the Detroit DC position. Under new NFL rules, teams are only required to grant permission for HC opportunities. JDG 576905[/snapback] Who said the Colts were "required" to give permission to Buffalo? C'mon, man; Gruden is a jackass. You can name the NFL head coaches on one hand who would be dicks and not let their position coaches interview for promotions with other teams, regardless of what the NFL tells them they can or can't do.
The Dean Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 Who said the Colts were "required" to give permission to Buffalo? C'mon, man; Gruden is a jackass. You can name the NFL head coaches on one hand who would be dicks and not let their position coaches interview for promotions with other teams, regardless of what the NFL tells them they can or can't do. 576923[/snapback] The Colts do, indeed, have to give permission for Caldwell to interview for the OC. There's no question about that. Of course, all you have to do to get around any objections is to say the interview is for the HC (wink, wink...nudge, nudge). Then a few days after the interview you say, "Well, we've found our HC, but how would you like to come here as our OC.
Blue Chipper Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 Gruden is an idiot- no doubt about that but I dont think he has the power to deny permission. I think it would have to come from the gm.
eball Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 The Colts do, indeed, have to give permission for Caldwell to interview for the OC. There's no question about that. Of course, all you have to do to get around any objections is to say the interview is for the HC (wink, wink...nudge, nudge). Then a few days after the interview you say, "Well, we've found our HC, but how would you like to come here as our OC. 576934[/snapback] Man, we are just not on the same page at all today. I'm not disagreeing with the fact that the Colts could deny Caldwell permission to interview for anything other than a HC position. I'm saying that only a handful of organizations are such jackasses that they will deny their guys a chance to interview for promotions, REGARDLESS of the NFL rules.
The Dean Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 Man, we are just not on the same page at all today. I'm not disagreeing with the fact that the Colts could deny Caldwell permission to interview for anything other than a HC position. I'm saying that only a handful of organizations are such jackasses that they will deny their guys a chance to interview for promotions, REGARDLESS of the NFL rules. 576949[/snapback] i hear ya now. I thought you were questioning the necessity of getting permission...and, as you can see, we agree that TB's refusal means nothing when talking about the Colts.
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