Anyone think the Dave McGinnis article could mean Scwartzie's time could be short?
no. schwartz signed a new contracrt last year. if fisher wanted mcginnis as the dc, he would have let shcwartz walk and hired mcginnis last year.Titan Yapper said:
You have to remember that that schwartz was getting interviewed for Heach Coaching jobs last year and even though not many of us believe that he will be, he is still a hot canidate because he worked under Bill Bellichek and Jeff Fisher. Dave McGinnis gives us a strong canidate if and when that time comes. I believe that the Jets may be calling for Schwartz and McGinnis may become the new DC soon. Schwartz and the new JETS head coach both worked under Bellichek together and NFL Network has said it is a possibility.
Schwartz isn't going anywhere. Fisher would have done it by now if he was going to do it so Schwartz would have a better opportunity to get another job.
Titan Yapper said:
I can see that. Why would they not let the Packers talk to McGinnis if they are not worried about the DC position.
Well, if Schwartz isn't out by the Senior Bowl, it's not going to happen. I also don't understand why the Titans organisation refusing the interview is easier than McGinnis refusing it himself.
Teams have to ask the coaches team for permission to talk to a coach before they can talk to that coach.
So the titans refusing just stops them at step 1, instead of step 2.
So the titans refusing just stops them at step 1, instead of step 2.
I guess McGinnis might be okay as DC, but I'll never forget that 2003 Cardinals highlight video where he's making the worst locker room speech in history, putting a spin on their terrible season. Something about "the right to expect to win. You've earned that," he said. "You've earned it, and so much more." It was so bad his own guys were trying to stifle laughs behind his back. Bill Simmons carved him a good one in his Page 2 column. I laugh out loud every time I think about it. He could NEVER be our head coach, and I have to wonder how damaging it would be to have him as DC. As long as he doesn't speechify, I guess it's okay.
Damaging as compared to what, the girly men that we call a defense?GLinks said:
I'm just glad we kept McGinnis. I've loved him since his days in Arizona. I think he's a very good coach.
Thank you CALICO 87
I'm very happy to see that you also like and think that A'sst Head Coach Dave McGinnis is a great Football Coach also. You're a smart man ! I have been a "CARDINALS" fan since the 1960's, and instantly became a "TITANS" fan the day Coach McGinnis came to my new team that I love so very much now ! Coach McGinnis is a great Coach and will always be my "Main-Man" ! I am sure that MY "Tennessee Titans" will improve next season and become contenders once again, and vie for World Championship sooner than everyone else thinks. I will always be the "TITANS" # 1 fan here in New Jersey, and will never stop saying - "LET'S GO TITANS" ! ! !
Pete Mondiello
I'm very happy to see that you also like and think that A'sst Head Coach Dave McGinnis is a great Football Coach also. You're a smart man ! I have been a "CARDINALS" fan since the 1960's, and instantly became a "TITANS" fan the day Coach McGinnis came to my new team that I love so very much now ! Coach McGinnis is a great Coach and will always be my "Main-Man" ! I am sure that MY "Tennessee Titans" will improve next season and become contenders once again, and vie for World Championship sooner than everyone else thinks. I will always be the "TITANS" # 1 fan here in New Jersey, and will never stop saying - "LET'S GO TITANS" ! ! !
Pete Mondiello
Pete Mondiello - Has a real referee name to it doesnt it. lol.
welcome aboard.
welcome aboard.
Wow. I've heard of fans that follow players but this fan follows a coach.
It does sound "reffish", doesn't it?
Congratulations on your first post.
It does sound "reffish", doesn't it?
Congratulations on your first post.
Okay. After some rummaging, I found the column that lambasted the speech. If anyone ever read "The Sports Guy" it's under ESPN Insider, Sept. 4, 2003. This is part one of the two-part equation of the 2003 NFL season to notable lines from the movie "Top Gun." All your favorite lines are in there (and I mean all of them) and he almost perfectly equates each one to a situation or a moment in the offseason or prior season. I don't think the line he uses for this is all that memorable, but you'll get the gist. I might later post a couple more of my favorites. Again, think "Top Gun."
"17. "I'm going to take a shower. Thank you. I enjoyed being here."
Just a classic moment in movie history. Has there ever been a stranger stream of dialogue? Did somebody actually write that? Has anyone ever wrapped up a date by saying those words?
Anyway, I enjoyed this sequence so much, and it's brought me so much joy over the past 17 years, I'm giving this one to my favorite coach: the immortal Dave McGinnis, the man responsible for the TV highlight of the summer that didn't involve Nick Lachey, Jessica Simpson, or anyone from Paradise Hotel and the OC.
I'll set the scene: We're about 14 minutes into NFL Films's 2002 Yearbook about the Arizona Cardinals, which was already funny enough because it made their 4-1 start seem like the Normandy Invasion, then casually skipped over the fact that they lost nine of their next 10 games. And McGinnis has already been so over-the-top, it almost defies imagination -- it's like he watched Pacino's locker-room speech in "Any Given Sunday," then spent the summer improvising deleted scenes in front of a bathroom mirror (while downing cups of coffee).
So McGinnis is addressing the team after a dramatic 9-6 win over the Cowboys -- an ESPN Instant Classic if there ever was one -- and his carotid artery is ready to splatter all over the place. Pacing like an absolute maniac, he belts out the following speech:
"What did we expect? (Some grumbling) WHAT DID WE EXPECT??? (Louder grumbling, confusion) We expected it, men. We expected it! And when you expect to win, you earn the right to be there to win. You've earned the right to EXPECT to win. And you've earned much more than that."
Fade to commercial.
Now ...
I'm not sure what any of that means. I'm not sure we'll ever be sure, and if we ever come close to solving the mystery, there will probably be about three bags of marijuana involved. But I can tell you this: During the tail end of the speech, McGinnis walks by one of his players, who's desperately trying not to laugh as his coach belts out the last lines.
So was it one of the greatest moments in NFL history? Right up there with Alan Ameche's 1-yard run, the Kellen Winslow Game, Elway's Drive, Vinatieri's Kick, Lynn Swann's Catch and everything else?
Yeah. I think so. But that's just me. When you expect to laugh, you've earned the right to expect to laugh. And sometimes, you've even earned more than that."
If you've got Insider (durn ESPN won't let go of my credit card) you can read both parts one and two, after much page forwarding.
"17. "I'm going to take a shower. Thank you. I enjoyed being here."
Just a classic moment in movie history. Has there ever been a stranger stream of dialogue? Did somebody actually write that? Has anyone ever wrapped up a date by saying those words?
Anyway, I enjoyed this sequence so much, and it's brought me so much joy over the past 17 years, I'm giving this one to my favorite coach: the immortal Dave McGinnis, the man responsible for the TV highlight of the summer that didn't involve Nick Lachey, Jessica Simpson, or anyone from Paradise Hotel and the OC.
I'll set the scene: We're about 14 minutes into NFL Films's 2002 Yearbook about the Arizona Cardinals, which was already funny enough because it made their 4-1 start seem like the Normandy Invasion, then casually skipped over the fact that they lost nine of their next 10 games. And McGinnis has already been so over-the-top, it almost defies imagination -- it's like he watched Pacino's locker-room speech in "Any Given Sunday," then spent the summer improvising deleted scenes in front of a bathroom mirror (while downing cups of coffee).
So McGinnis is addressing the team after a dramatic 9-6 win over the Cowboys -- an ESPN Instant Classic if there ever was one -- and his carotid artery is ready to splatter all over the place. Pacing like an absolute maniac, he belts out the following speech:
"What did we expect? (Some grumbling) WHAT DID WE EXPECT??? (Louder grumbling, confusion) We expected it, men. We expected it! And when you expect to win, you earn the right to be there to win. You've earned the right to EXPECT to win. And you've earned much more than that."
Fade to commercial.
Now ...
I'm not sure what any of that means. I'm not sure we'll ever be sure, and if we ever come close to solving the mystery, there will probably be about three bags of marijuana involved. But I can tell you this: During the tail end of the speech, McGinnis walks by one of his players, who's desperately trying not to laugh as his coach belts out the last lines.
So was it one of the greatest moments in NFL history? Right up there with Alan Ameche's 1-yard run, the Kellen Winslow Game, Elway's Drive, Vinatieri's Kick, Lynn Swann's Catch and everything else?
Yeah. I think so. But that's just me. When you expect to laugh, you've earned the right to expect to laugh. And sometimes, you've even earned more than that."
If you've got Insider (durn ESPN won't let go of my credit card) you can read both parts one and two, after much page forwarding.
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