OT: There is NFL nepotism and there is THIS

[Arz101]

Come on man!

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[oaken1]

hell...if my dad was a legendary offensive mind in pro sports...and I had the opportunity to leverage that into a $500k a year career... I would do it too.

 

[gimpy]

It's not nepotism. It's a family thing.

 

[Mitch]

Not sure how anyone could feel all the comfortable with Norv Turner as the OC. He's one finicky dude. Up and quits on the Vikings in mid-season and his successor, Pat Shurmur outcoached him big-time.

 

[Jetstream Green]

Not sure how anyone could feel all the comfortable with Norv Turner as the OC. He's one finicky dude. Up and quits on the Vikings in mid-season and his successor, Pat Shurmur outcoached him big-time.

This, the guy quits which is evident in his Minny act. This is the kind of coach a team will quit on because a team's character embodies their leader... Carolina can have him

 

[BillsCarnage]

Did you missed the Buddy Ryan era for the Cardinals?

 

[Daniel Edwards]

Did you miss the Buddy Ryan era for the Cardinals?

No, but I missed the "winner in town" part.

 

[Snakester]

Did you missed the Buddy Ryan era for the Cardinals?

I was thinking the same thing with buddy ,Rex and Rob Ryan

 

[WisconsinCard]

Did you missed the Buddy Ryan era for the Cardinals?

Remember Buddy paid Larry Tharp a million a year because his agent was related to Buddy. At that time very few lineman made that kind of Jack.

 

[Brak]

At the '95 Super Bowl in Miami, I sat directly behind Mike Shanahan's family, an assistant with the 49ers at the time, including his trophy wife and son Kyle, now the 49ers coach. Shanny Jr has turned out to be a pretty good coordinator and now (apparently) head coach too. Nepotism isn't always bad. And his mom was smoking hot. Back then at least.

 

[SoCal Cardfan]

Did you missed the Buddy Ryan era for the Cardinals?

LMAO... beat me to it

 

[SoCal Cardfan]

No, but I missed the "winner in town" part.

I caught the phrase "winner in town" ... Just missed the actual winner.

 

[NJCardFan]

I caught the phrase "winner in town" ... Just missed the actual winner.

The famed Steve Bono 200 yard run came against Buddy's vaunted defense. It's actually a microcosm of Buddy's time here:

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