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Chip Kelly willing to take OC demotion?

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26 minutes ago, CRA said:

Chip needs to go back to college.  Nothing wrong with being a great college coach. 

Agreed, that is where he does his best work.

 

And I do wonder who would be willing to take the 49ers job right now.  Fired their most successful coach in the last 20 years, then fired his replacement after one year, then fired the next replacement after one year.  Only reason to go there is if is the candidate knows he is not that good, but wants to get NFL head coach pay for a single season.  

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Just go back to college where you belong, Chip.

6 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Agreed, that is where he does his best work.

 

And I do wonder who would be willing to take the 49ers job right now.  Fired their most successful coach in the last 20 years, then fired his replacement after one year, then fired the next replacement after one year.  Only reason to go there is if is the candidate knows he is not that good, but wants to get NFL head coach pay for a single season.  

If they let Jim Tomsula do it. Why can't I? I'll do it for less than what he got paid and without the farts too.

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