- Thread starter
- #21
I'm very happy. No one is being promoted internally.
They'll leave it up to the GM. He prob get an interview.
Each day, John Harbaugh becomes a more realistic option for our next HC.
The guy before him from Michigan, will drink to that.The last guy from MI who coached this team did not fair so well.
OMG u haters are just gonna shit on whoever the new guy is I can feel it! Where's my slippers?
The last guy from MI who coached this team did not fair so well.
The guy before him from Michigan, will drink to that.![]()
OMG u haters are just gonna shit on whoever the new guy is I can feel it! Where's my slippers?
They'll leave it up to the GM. He prob get an interview.
Each day, John Harbaugh becomes a more realistic option for our next HC.
You ever wonder how Old Lion stays up for the late games? I do at times.
You think Harbaugh is going to leave his alma mater and rich tradition of winning that the U of M has for Martha and the sorry ass Leo's?
No way, no how. I don't care how many gummers she gives him.
John not Jim. We will have no more coaches named Jim. Just like we will have no more GMs that are MM.
Oh ok. Confused about that. John is going to leave the Raven's for the Leo's? Highly doubt it.
You think Harbaugh is going to leave his alma mater and rich tradition of winning that the U of M has for Martha and the sorry ass Leo's?
No way, no how. I don't care how many gummers she gives him.
John Harbaugh. Not Jim. Yes, I think John Harbaugh is a very realistic option here.
Lost in the excitement surrounding the 3rd greatest W streak going in the NFL, is the fact that the Lions officially hired Ernie Acorsi to lead the search for new GM.
Lions hire Ernie Accorsi to guide GM search
Accorsi, 74, has been the general manager for the Baltimore Colts (1982-83), Cleveland Browns (1985-92) and New York Giants (1998-2007). Accorsi, who is a member of the NFL's 10-person career development advisory panel, served as in a similar capacity as a consultant for the Chicago Bears last year and for the Carolina Panthers in 2012-14.
Accorsi will work with the Lions' own internal advisory board, which consists of owner Martha Ford and her children. The Lions had several options for other veteran consultants, such as Bill Polian, Bill Parcells and Charley Casserly.
Damn, I would of took Parcells or Casserly. Casserly is in good with the NFL and might of put a good word in with Goddell and got some ref's to make some extra calls on our behalf.