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Mike Shula interviewed per Gantt

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any other qbs shula has worked with?

Shula finished with a 26-23 mark in four seasons at Alabama and led the Crimson Tide to three consecutive bowl games including a 10-2 mark and an invitation to the Cotton Bowl in 2005. Shula played a major role in the development of quarterback Brodie Croyle, who holds the school's career records for pass attempts, completions and yards. He set the school's single-season record with 2,499 passing yards in 2005 and was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the third round of the 2006 draft.

Prior to becoming a head coach, Shula spent three seasons as quarterbacks coach for the Miami Dolphins from 2000-02 under Dave Wannstedt. It was Shula's second stint with Miami as he previously spent two years (1991-92) as a Dolphins assistant. Quarterback Jay Fiedler compiled a 21-10 record as a starter during Shula's tenure as Miami's quarterbacks coach. Fiedler became just the second quarterback in team history to surpass the 3,000-yard passing mark in 2002. He finished with a 60.7 completion percentage, the highest by a Dolphin since 1995.

Shula served four seasons as offensive coordinator with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1996-99 under head coach Tony Dungy. The Buccaneers qualified for the playoffs in two of Shula's four seasons and in 1999 won the NFC Central Division and reached the NFC Championship game.

Shula began his NFL coaching career as offensive assistant for the Buccaneers from 1988-89 and spent the 1990 season as quarterbacks coach. He also spent time as tight ends coach for the Chicago Bears under Wannstedt from 1993-95.

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3 Qbs he has worked with have been Qbs that have been mediocre

here are dilfers and jay fiedlers stats for those years

Jay fiedler comp 473 att 807 Comp % 59% 5692yds 34td 33int 77.4 2 seasons

Trent dilfer comp 709 att 1297 Comp % 55% 8188yds 54td 45int avg rating 73.9 3 seasons

for both qbs those seasons were their best seasons of their careers if that helps any

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We don't need a mere mortal to coach up our stable of QBs. We need somebody or something with god like powers, or a magical rock from another universe. Any of those type beings available?

I lived in Miami when The Fiedler was QBing the Dolphins. My wife had season tickets so I saw him play in a lot of games in person. Fiedler was a less goofy Delhomme. If we coach one of our QBs up to the Fiedler standard, I will be disappointed.

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