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Who is the first coach fired

Hue Jackson
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Ben McAdoo
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78%
Chuck Pagano
4
15%
Marvin Lewis
1
4%
Obligatory Jason Garrett option
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Other
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 by dieterbrock
7 years 6 months ago
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United States of America   New Jersey
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RamsFanSince82 wrote:I know it's been about 25 years since he's been a DC. He said he wants to get back into coaching. I don't think he said he's only interested in being a HC. If he's going to have any chance at all of somehow becoming a HC again, he's going to have to find a way to get an opportunity as a DC first.

No chance he takes a demotion like that. Get back in to coaching means getting another hc job. Even if it meant college.
Norv Turner is the only HC in history with over 100 wins that took a coordinator job and that’s because he only held head coaching jobs for 3-4 years at a clip, then went HC

 by Hacksaw
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United States of America   AT THE BEACH
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RamsFanSince82 wrote:

The Carolina Turners?



Nice..!

 by moklerman
7 years 6 months ago
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United States of America   Bakersfield, CA
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Elvis wrote:https://twitter.com/BradBiggs/status/951948611352449024
Wasn't Furrey the guy who had 100+ catches for the Lions under Martz?

 by RamsFanSince82
7 years 6 months ago
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United States of America   So. Cal.
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You're correct.

On December 31, 2006, Furrey set the pro football record for most catches for a non-rookie after a season with no catches the previous season. He had 98 receptions at the end of the 2006 season (which was the most in the NFC for that year), after none in 2005. The previous record was 92 catches, set in 1960 by Lionel Taylor, playing for Denver in the AFL.[1]

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