Report: Andy Reid wants to coach Chargers

This Fansided stuff is a joke. Who writes this garbage? Skip Bayless? Colin Cowherd? Thank you fannation for turning this site into a place where not only is there no presence of anyone who gives a crap, but the T&R's are nothing more than essentially a tabloid.

So let's see if I got this straight. Being the Head Coach of the San Diego Chargers is better than unemployment. That's my takeaway?

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Originally posted 06:36 PM ET  12.29 by Center Ice

So let's see if I got this straight. Being the Head Coach of the San Diego Chargers is better than unemployment. That's my takeaway?

You got more out of it than I did. Once they made the referrence of beggers can't be choosers I tried forgetting anything I had read. Somehow I don't see Andy begging for a job anytime soon. And thats IF he is fired.

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Originally posted 06:41 PM ET  12.29 by jermur613

You got more out of it than I did. Once they made the referrence of beggers can't be choosers I tried forgetting anything I had read. Somehow I don't see Andy begging for a job anytime soon. And thats IF he is fired.

Shows a huge pile of disrespect for the SD Chargers too! Birdcage liner!

Anyone think Andy Reid is a good coach is mistaken. The Eagles had lots of talent over all those years. Reid's pass-happy gameplans took a franchise that could have won multiple Super Bowls, and lost 3 of 4 conference championship games.

Even if he gets another job (and he probably will), he'll similarly underperform. Andy Reid: the Don Nelson of the NFL.

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Originally posted 07:58 PM ET  12.29 by TrueFan

Anyone think Andy Reid is a good coach is mistaken. The Eagles had lots of talent over all those years. Reid's pass-happy gameplans took a franchise that could have won multiple Super Bowls, and lost 3 of 4 conference championship games.Even if he gets another job (and he probably will), he'll similarly underperform. Andy Reid: the Don Nelson of the NFL.

You vastly overrate the talent on those Eagles teams.

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Originally posted 08:11 PM ET  12.29 by Sgt Friday

You vastly overrate the talent on those Eagles teams.

All I can say is, the Eagles did very well in the NFC East in those years. Every other team in that division won at least one Super Bowl during that period. And the Eagles would be right with them during the season. So, how do you explain their regular season record, and their last-in-the-division playoff performance?

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Originally posted 08:18 PM ET  12.29 by TrueFan

Every other team in that division won at least one Super Bowl during that period.

If you're talking about the Buffalo Bills four consecutive Super Bowl losses in the early 1990s - and forgetting that the Arizona Cardinals were part of the NFC East prior to the division realignments of 2002 - then you'd be correct.

But that was well before Andy Reid went to Philadelphia.

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Originally posted 08:32 PM ET  12.29 by (Un) i like cheese

If you're talking about the Buffalo Bills four consecutive Super Bowl losses in the early 1990s - and forgetting that the Arizona Cardinals were part of the NFC East prior to the division realignments of 2002 - then you'd be correct.But that was well before Andy Reid went to Philadelphia.

Wikipedia says:

Beginning in 2001, Reid's Eagles won the National Football Conference's Eastern Division four consecutive times, the longest such streak in franchise history, and advanced to the conference championship game in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004, losing this game on the first three occasions. The 2003 team qualified for postseason play after opening the season with two losses, both at home, and was also the first NFL team ever to reach the conference title round of the playoffs after having been shut out at home on opening day. The 2004 team was the second NFC East squad to defeat all of its division rivals (New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, and Washington Redskins) twice during the same regular season (Dallas Cowboys did it in 1998).

END Wikipedia excerpt.

Usually, when a team plays great in the regular season, and then can't get over the hump in the playoffs, we don't claim the team lacks talent. We recognize that the coach can't get them over the hump. Why are you giving Andy Reid a free pass (or, actually, 13 free passes)?

The only line Andy Reid will be standing in is a buffet line.

Shouldn't Reid wait until the Chargers have a vacancy before announcing this?

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Originally posted 09:11 PM ET  12.29 by AGStrange

Shouldn't Reid wait until the Chargers have a vacancy before announcing this?

Reid didn't make an announcement. This is only speculation by a blogger.

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Originally posted 09:02 PM ET  12.29 by THE BISHOP!

The only line Andy Reid will be standing in is a buffet line.

Part of his new contract should include a weight loss provision.

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Originally posted 08:41 PM ET  12.29 by TrueFan

Wikipedia says:Beginning in 2001, Reid's Eagles won the National Football Conference's Eastern Division four consecutive times, the longest such streak in franchise history, and advanced to the conference championship game in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004, losing this game on the first three occasions. The 2003 team qualified for postseason play after opening the season with two losses, both at home, and was also the first NFL team ever to reach the conference title round of the playoffs after having been shut out at home on opening day. The 2004 team was the second NFC East squad to defeat all of its division rivals (New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, and Washington Redskins) twice during the same regular season (Dallas Cowboys did it in 1998).END Wikipedia excerpt.Usually, when a team plays great in the regular season, and then can't get over the hump in the playoffs, we don't claim the team lacks talent. We recognize that the coach can't get them over the hump. Why are you giving Andy Reid a free pass (or, actually, 13 free passes)?

Where in your wikipedia research does it say any other team other than the Giants have won a superbowl during Reids tenure?

Andy wants to coach the Chargers. I want a pound of coke and a new Ferrari. Thinking our chances are about even

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Originally posted 09:59 PM ET  12.29 by Mr Steeler

Andy wants to coach the Chargers. I want a pound of coke and a new Ferrari. Thinking our chances are about even

So what does something that is very likely to happen if the things line up have to do with you being a degenerate?

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Originally posted 09:24 PM ET  12.29 by jermur613

Where in your wikipedia research does it say any other team other than the Giants have won a superbowl during Reids tenure?

True. Reid has been a good coach in Philly, but like Jeff Fisher in Tennessee and Mike Shanahan in Denver, even a good coach in a good situation reaches a point where it's time for change.

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Originally posted 09:24 PM ET  12.29 by jermur613

Where in your wikipedia research does it say any other team other than the Giants have won a superbowl during Reids tenure?

Hold on. He's making edits...

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www.ChoCongDong.com Andy wants to coach the Chargers. I want a pound of coke and a new Ferrari. Thinking our chances are about even

No they're not!

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Originally posted 10:45 PM ET  12.29 by ...the best policy

True. Reid has been a good coach in Philly, but like Jeff Fisher in Tennessee and Mike Shanahan in Denver, even a good coach in a good situation reaches a point where it's time for change.

Coaches tend to get stale if they're in one place for too long a period of time. Of course there are some exceptions to this.