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If we trade Smith then get rid

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By onsitecom,
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of the coach staff as well. In season. At least that gets a jump start on next season with a new coach. Tony Dungy would workout perfectly. He knows how to handle a top QB (let's hope he can make ours one too) and he knows the defensive side as well. Forget square jaw. Tony Dungy would fix some major problems with the offense and defense. He would also fit Big Cat model citizen mode.

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Get a jump on next year with a very young QB. This year is lost so get something out of it with a new staff or at least a new coach. The only real problem I see is Big Cat not paying 2 coaches for one year.

The coaching staff is leaving anyway...what's your point?
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Thanks BB but I didn't think they were ripping me. :)

If they were I was too stupid to feel it :>)

Why are you guys neg-repping onsitecom? This is exactly why Zod's going to take all of our rep and pie-giving abilities away. :P

Seriously though, it's no way to welcome a new guy to the forum.

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