The Coaches Show: Week 7 analysis

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Published: October 24th, 2011 | Tags: The Coaches Show

Brian Billick and Jim Mora discuss the hottest topics from around the league, including young quarterbacks making an impact, the Lions’ backslide, and an examination of the pros and cons of the “Wide 9? defense.

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First and 10: The coaches’ show

Published: October 17th, 2011 | Tags: First and 10, Al Davis, Detroit Lions, Donovan McNabb, Jason Campbell, Jerry Jones, Jim Harbaugh, Jim Schwartz, John Beck, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Oakland Raiders, Rex Grossman, San Francisco 49ers, Sean Payton, Steve Mariucci, Tom Brady

The near-fight between 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh and Lions coach Jim Schwartz was the talk of the NFL on Sunday, overshadowing San Francisco’s 25-19 victory over previously undefeated Detroit. If you missed all the hubbub, you can catch a replay of the game Tuesday on NFL Network at 9:30 p.m. ET. In the meantime, Albert Breer writes that the incident reflects how both upstart teams are taking on the personality of their fiery head coaches, Steve Mariucci offers a lesson in postgame handshake etiquette, and NFL Network takes a look at some other great on-field confrontations in recent NFL history.

Here’s what else is on tap for Monday:

Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier wouldn’t commit to Donovan McNabb as his starting quarterback after McNabb was benched for rookie Christian Ponder in the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s 39-10 Vikings loss to the Chicago Bears.Four interceptions on Sunday got Washington quarterback Rex Grossman benched for John Beck as the Redskins were beaten by the desperate Philadelphia Eagles, 20-13.The Denver Post reported Sunday that the Patriots, 49ers and Rams are all interested in acquiring Broncos receiver Brandon Lloyd before Tuesday’s trading deadline.Hear from Giants receiver Hakeem Nicks and Sunday’s winning and losing coaches, plus injury updates and more fallout from the Great Handshake War on NFL Network’s Around the League Live Monday at 1 p.m. ET.Posted in: Around The Web   comments    

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Coaches Atwitter 11/19/09

Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 10:40AM

Ball State offensive line coach Jason Eck wonders what Craigers is up to:

UCF LBs coach and recruiting coordinator Geoff Collins urges his followers to try his new candy and energy drink pairing:

USC head football coach Pete Carroll states the obvious:

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