MARTY SCHOTTENHEIMER RUMORS
NFL Rumors: Could Marty Schottenheimer Return To Kansas City Chiefs?
If the NFL rumors are true, then Marty Schottenheimer could soon be returning to the Kansas City Chiefs. The former head coach spent 10 seasons coaching the Chiefs from 1989 – 1998, compiling a record of 101-58-1 in the regular season, as well as racking up seven playoff appearances and a spot in the 1993 AFC Championship Game against the Buffalo Bills, a game in which they lost...
Schottenheimer Sues UFL, Destroyers Players Not Getting Paid Either...
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The HQ often wonders why the United Football League is still around...
While we get the idea of having another league around as a developmental league to indoor and outdoor leagues in this (or any other) hemisphere, this model just doesn't seem to work for league founder Bill Hambrecht.
Now, former Virginia Destroyers ((logo pictured right, thanks...
Smith: Chargers ‘not eligible’ to be on ‘Hard Knocks’
In 2006, the Chargers were given the opportunity to star on ‘Hard Knocks’ for an in-depth look at then-head coach Marty Schottenheimer and his up-and-coming squad. It wasn’t to be as general manager A.J. Smith declined HBO’s offer and never looked back.
Although this year’s edition is no longer up for grabs — thanks to the Dolphins’ willingness to do what no other...
Schottenheimer: Seau's instincts tremendous
The news of former San Diego Chargers great Junior Seau's apparent suicide stunned virtually everyone who knew him, including former Chargers coach Marty Schottenheimer.
"When I coached him, he walked into work everyday with a smile on his face," Schottenheimer told me by phone from his home in Charlotte, N.C. "And the thing is, I don't think it ever seemed...
Via Fox Sports Kansas City
May 03, 2012
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Schottenheimer may be right man for Bucs job
The arrow on the "Wow-o-meter" hasn't budged much as the Glazer family's search for a new Bucs head coach rolls into its second week.
The unfolding interview parade of older, seasoned candidates has been sedate and excitement-free, largely like the candidates themselves.
Following the recent "youngry" debacle that undid Raheem Morris, the quest for age...
Via Fox Sports Florida
January 12, 2012
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Marty Schottenheimer could bring the “Gleam” to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in full on search mode for their next head coach and it appears that the Buccaneers could be zeroing in on 68-year old Marty Schottenheimer. Several reports suggest that the former San Diego Chargers head coach will interview with the team on Tuesday.
Schottenheimer has a very successful record of turning teams around, however, he has not...
Do the Buccaneers Need Marty Ball?
Do the Tampa Bay Buccaneers need Marty Schottenheimer and Marty Ball? We’ll find out as Schottenheimer will interview with the Buccaneers on Tuesday according to Chris Mortensen. The Buccaneers are looking for a head coach to replace the recently fired Raheem Morris. I cant think of a better coach for the Buccaneers to hire then Schottenheimer and his famous Marty Ball.
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Marty Schottenheimer to interview in Tampa Bay
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been rumored to be interviewing numerous head coaching candidates over the last week. However, the biggest name on that list has just surfaced as ESPN’s Chris Mortensen has reported that Marty Schottenheimer will interview for the vacant head coaching position in Tampa Bay.
Schottenheimer coached the UFL’s Virginia Destroyers...
Buccaneers Coaching Candidate: Marty Schottenheimer
If the Bucs are serious about winning, they need to dial Marty Schottenheimer immediately
TAMPA — The Buccaneers are in the midsts of a massive coaching search and the names of candidates and their rumored involvement with the team is mounting.
The Bucs interviewed former Packers and Texas A&M Coach Mike Sherman on Thursday and have scheduled an interview with Titans Jerry...
Via The Pewter Plank
January 07, 2012
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Do the Chargers Regret Firing Marty Schottenheimer And Hiring Norv Turner?
Do you think the San Diego Chargers regret firing Marty Schottenheimer? They have to be after what Schottenheimer’s replacement Norv Turner has done since taking the Chargers head coaching job. The Chargers got rid of Schottenheimer after the 2006 season in which Schottenheimer lead the team to a 14-2 regular season record. The Chargers did lose to the Patriots in the playoffs...
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