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The Next Raiders Head Coach: A Graphical Treatment

Oct 8, 2009 – 9:00 AM
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It's only a matter of time before the Napa Valley Police introduce Raiders head coach Tom Cable to the back of a squad car for breaking assistant coach Randy Hanson's jaw. In preparation for that eventuality, here's a handy graph of potential Cable replacements.






Notes

Art Shell: He knows the system.

Bill Goldberg: Because only the Raiders would hire a former pro wrestler to coach the football team.

Bill Romanowski:
Two words: protein shakes.

Usain Bolt:
He runs really fast in a straight line.

John Madden:
Currently unemployed former Raiders coach who led the team to a Super Bowl win.

JaMarcus Russell:
You gotta pay him anyways.

John Dillinger:
The Tom Cable getting cuffed and stuffed angle. Hopefully he has a great perp walk.

Marcus Allen:
According to Davis, Allen dated Nicole Brown-Simpson right before she was murdered. A non sequitur, yes, but these are the Raiders.

Plaxico Burress: He now has street cred.

Nancy Gay, Tim Kawakami: Both have covered the Raiders for years and Tim is a favorite of the organization.

Steve Mariucci: He coached the 49ers at one time so he's familiar with the Bay Area, and his experience with the Lions would be invaluable in Oakland.

Jeff Garcia:
Because he really wants to see JaMarcus maximize his potential.

Rich Gannon: The last quarterback to take the Raiders to the Super Bowl, he just has to stay away from the 9/11 jokes.

Randy Hanson: He loses the lawsuit and in lieu of community service, he gets stuck with Cable's old gig.

Mike Shanahan: Davis becomes the first owner to openly root for his own team to lose just to stick it to Mike Shanahan.

Lane Kiffin: Posted without comment.

Al Davis: He had two winning seasons as head coach, which is two more than they've had since their Super Bowl season.
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