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12:48 PM ET 01.03 | As the Arizona Cardinals continue their search for a new head coach, the team has reportedly requested permission to interview Pittsburgh Steelers'offensive coordinator Todd Haley, according to Mike Jurecki of XTRA 910 in Phoenix. A return to Arizona would be a homecoming of sorts for the 45-year-old Haley. He served as the team's offensive coordinator in 2007 and 2008. Haley led Arizona's offense to a franchise-record in scoring (427 points), which helped them win the NFC West championship and ended with the franchise's first Super Bowl appearance.
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I hope Arizona hires him & gets him out of Pittsburgh.
3riverbabe
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What... No interview in KC for Haley?
TheBone
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It seems Haley burns his bridges, I don't see him going back to the Cards.
shiprock
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He was HC in KC. Was he ever with the Cards?
3riverbabe
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He was their OC when your heroes beat them in the Super Bowl.
Otis B. Driftwood
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Norv as OC in the Burgh?
Mangler.
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"A return to Arizona would be a homecoming of sorts for the 45-year-old Haley. He served as the team's offensive coordinator in 2007 and 2008. Haley led Arizona's offense to a franchise-record in scoring (427 points), which helped them win the NFC West championship and ended with the franchise's first Super Bowl appearance." - From the article right up there. *points*
Bandbum003
Snow Shoe , PA
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Why do they keep giving guys HC jobs who have failed as HCs?
Debbie Does
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Maybe Wisenhunt back as OC in Pittsburgh
Mangler.
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It might make sense, do you think he could get Kurt out of retirement?
Not4Nutten
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Finish reading the article!
Not4Nutten
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Masochistic owners.
Bandbum003
Snow Shoe , PA
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Freaking merry-go-round. Give Horton a chance.
shiprock
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Yeah, Wisenhunt was in Pit, some type of coordinator before going to Arizona
jayd8779
Southside , WV
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Its a done deal!!!
CREEPY FACE !!
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Great question for the new edition of the Wonderlic test.
Cowgirl by the Beach
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Unfortunately, when it comes down to a $100 million quarterback and a, what?, $2-3 million coach... the team's gonna have to give a lot of weight to Big Ben's opinion. He just never clicked with Haley, personally or professionally. Probably time to try someone else.
James Daniel has done a pretty awesome job developing the guys he's responsible for, and he spent a few years working under the Wiz. Maybe just give him a shot and find someone else to coach TEs.
jayman419
Pittsburgh , PA
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Please anybody give Haley a job anywhere but the Burgh!!
steeler72
Ga. Boy, GA
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When you look back at his job as offense coordinator in 2007 and 08 his success started with the quarterback for the Cardinals. If it was not for Warner I don't think Haley gets the K.C. job and if I remember correctly I saw a game or two where Haley and Warner did not agree as such the case in Pittsburgh this past season with big Ben. I just think that Haley is getting a little too much credit for what happened in 2007 and 08. Then again KC didn't have a bad year in 2010 so who knows ....
Boston Patriots
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