View Full Version : Have there been any Dan Reeves sightings?
Any info on where or who is looking at Reeves?
With the Parcels/Spurrier question now answered...It is better to go with an established NFL head coach, than a Rookie college coach....Dan Reeves has got to be on many radar screens.
Fassel will be the hot coach of the off-season..... and Dennis Green will end up in Arizona..... those are the only give-ins
VPI97
01-02-2004, 10:17 AM
I think that Reeves would do a good job in a situation like Arizona. He's a stabilizing force and has always had the ability to improve organizations from bad to pretty good. It's just getting them from pretty good to excellent that he seems to have a problem with.
ISiddiqui
01-02-2004, 10:20 AM
Fassel will be the hot coach of the off-season
Which I just don't get... but oh well :D.
rkmsuf
01-02-2004, 10:40 AM
Reeves may not get another shot with all the coordinator talent out there. Many teams prefer the "hungrier" guy on the way up...
Never was a big Fassel guy; not sure what type of team he fits with...
Ksyrup
01-02-2004, 10:42 AM
I don't understand the NFL if Dan Reeves would show up on any team's radar. As for who's looking at him - well, he's done a good job selling heart medication, maybe it's time to try viagra.
JonInMiddleGA
01-02-2004, 11:34 AM
I'm with Ksyrup on this one -- I'd be surprised, bordering on shocked, if Reeves ever worked on an NFL sideline again.
I might see someone offering him a consultant's gig down the road but that's about it.
judicial clerk
01-02-2004, 11:38 AM
How old is Dan Reeves? Is he older than Parcells and Vermeil? I don't think I would bring this guy in, he has had success, but he has also been shitcanned at least twice, which is the difference between him and the two above-mentioned coaches.
jetpunk2000
01-02-2004, 12:11 PM
How old is Dan Reeves? Is he older than Parcells and Vermeil? I don't think I would bring this guy in, he has had success, but he has also been shitcanned at least twice, which is the difference between him and the two above-mentioned coaches.
I think he's younger than both which is pretty amazing considering he's been coaching for like 20 years straight. I think he'll get another job eventually if he wants it if only because people like Bill Bidwell exist. Stupid owners know no boundaries. Would it surprise anyone to see Dan Snyder try to hire Reeves based on 4 Super Bowl appearances? Sure he lost all of them, but Snyder doesn't seem to think logically anyway.
JonInMiddleGA
01-02-2004, 04:30 PM
Reeves is 59
At 59 I would put Reeves at the head of many Coaches lists.
He is a proven winner that can get you all the way to the Super Bowl in minimum time.
The Afoci
01-03-2004, 11:30 AM
Last I saw Reeves he was losing a hand of poker and got up and left because he knew he wouldn't advance.
If I played for him, I know I couldn't listen to one word from the man about finishing a game or finishing what you started or any of that B.S.
GrantDawg
01-03-2004, 06:01 PM
Originally posted by Taur
At 59 I would put Reeves at the head of many Coaches lists.
He is a proven winner that can get you all the way to the Super Bowl in minimum time.
As long as the league reverted to the way it played twenty years ago.
GrantDawg
01-03-2004, 06:10 PM
Just to illustrate: Dan Reeves has had 4 winning seasons in the last 11. His won lost-record since leaving Denver is horrid.
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