His play calling was better in 2006 And he had a ton of injuries to deal with in 2007, but I have honestly felt that his reputation as a potential coach was hindered because of his possible lack of credibility As a so-called offensive guru.

When he came to Baltimore he had the reputation of being that, but the majority of the offenses he ran did not measure up to the hype of his entrance.

I will say though that the majority of his offenses consisted of mid-50% or higher quarterbacks with the touchdown per game average of at least one (with fewer INTs). The only negative outliers would be Kyle Boller, Elvis Grbac, Chris Redman.

Has best quarterbacks were Steve McNair, Anthony Wright, Trent Dilfer, and Jeff Blake.

Look at their best seasons under him and TD pass/ game average and INT stats will hold true.

More than likely they would probably get a Minnesota Vikings or Alex Smith-led San Francisco 49ers offense.

However, that is better than what Philadelphia has seen in recent years.

I have my trepidations about him although I could make it the argument that he is probably better than 25% of the coaches in the league.

Who are current 8 coaches he’s better than (including vacancies)?
Greg Schiano, Dennis Allen, Jason Garrett, Joe Philbin, Rex Ryan, Mike Munchak, Doug Marrone, Marvin Lewis, (and maybe) Ron Rivera.

I think it is possible that General managers and owners with coaching vacancies Had their concerns about him because of his possible lack of offensive credibility and his benefit of having great defenses his whole career in Baltimore.

Some of us remember what actually happened that year with the Ravens.

Billick was the last reason on a long list of why the Ravens won the Super Bowl.

You’d need to be insane or naive to want to head coach Philly.

Fans are so brutal – especially to their own…
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Care to explain genius? Because I don’t think it was Philly fans who cheered when their own guy got hurt. That was KC.

Perhaps the team doesn’t want everyone to know who they I interviewed, simply because we all know how notorious sports analysts and fans are for being Monday morning QBs. If it was found out later they interviewed someone else and he was hired by another team and that team had a great season, the second guessers would come out of the woodwork.

I know it’s the press’s job to get stories, but nothing says anyone has to make it easier for you to do your job. Besides there’s enough snitches in organizations leaking information, can’t be that hard to find out.

Stick with the TV. They are grasping at straws, Mora Sr. is next up….

“Brian is not the bright man he used to be.”

He never was to begin with. He got the Ravens job on the shoulders of Randy Moss exploding onto the scene.

Billick was called an offensive genius, yet the only way his team won was on the strength of the defense.

Please keep him in the booth. At least there it’s possible to press the mute button. On the sidelines the carnage will be unimaginable.