Kevin Clark, normally this time of year, the NFL playoffs, it's all about the games, it's all about the match-ups, it's usually about the quarterbacks,

but this season the coaching carousel seems to be kind of the hot scene. It's sort of the real coaches of the NFL.

Which one of those is more exciting to you right now with some of the names in the coaching

carousel that's available versus the divisional playoff round.

Yeah, it depends what Bill Bellachik wants to do because if Bill Bellachik wants to coach ball

and not do any of the GM responsibilities he's had to do for 25 years,

he's the hottest name. Because if he goes to Dallas, if he goes to Philadelphia,

he takes that roster and says, let's win now, then I'm really

excited about that.

What I'm not excited about is him going to a place like Atlanta, installing the Patriot

way, getting all his scouts in there and trying to have the power

that he has New England right now that doesn't excite me at all.

We saw the the end of that project over the past couple of years in New England and that

didn't get me going. So Belleschak has the capability to be the most exciting

name. I'm surprised people aren't mentioning Pete Carroll a lot people are saying well he's an

advisor for they well okay fine that was something to kick him upstairs to sort of honor

the arrangement that he that he had with Seattle like that's a guy who could win now and then there's Mike

Freble which obviously if you're going for a younger guy he's maximized that I said

this the other day but like imagine what would Nick Seriani have done in

Tennessee over the past seven years he certainly wouldn't have gotten a one seat. He certainly wouldn't have

maximized Ryan Tano. He certainly wouldn't have won all the games that I think that

Rabel plucked out of thin air. And so I think it's not just the names available and then the jobs

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