Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 1241031, member: 393"] The lack of respect for Marrone's ability on this board is childish at times and completely unfounded. From NFL.com: [URL='http://espn.go.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/16672/doug-marrones-opt-out-clause-comes-into-focus']Highly regarded[/URL] prior to joining the [URL='http://www.nfl.com/teams/buffalobills/profile?team=BUF']Bills[/URL] two years ago, Marrone would join [URL='http://www.nfl.com/teams/denverbroncos/profile?team=DEN']Broncos[/URL] offensive coordinator Adam Gase atop the list of offensive minds if he becomes available. From Adam Shefter: "Some people have suggested that he wouldn't go without having a head-coaching opportunity, to which I would say, [B]if Doug Marrone is on the market, he doesn't have to know if there will be one: there will be one.[/B] Because when he was coming out a couple years back and interviewing along with the likes of Chip Kelly and Bill O'Brien, there were [B]a couple of different executives that told me that they thought that Doug Marrone would be the most successful head coach of that bunch. [/B] "If Doug Marrone were to hit the marketplace tomorrow, to me, [B]he instantly becomes maybe the top guy on the street available for another team to hire and I think he'd get action right away. Right away. [/B] "It's a situation where he has (to) determine what he wants to do. That's going to be his call here in the next three days. We'll see what he decides. I don't think it's a dead-lock clinch, an automatic thing that he's back in Buffalo. It's not like this clause exists and it's like, 'OK, yeah, we're fine, everything's fine and dandy and we're gonna go on.' Would it floor me if he opted out? Not at all." [url]http://espn.go.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/16672/doug-marrones-opt-out-clause-comes-into-focus[/url] [/QUOTE]

Verification: What is a Syracuse fan's favorite color?