If Cleveland Browns hire Michael Lombardi, Alabama's Nick Saban would be likely head coach target

Yes, I'm very much one of the delusional who believe that college football is a much better product then the NFL. When triple A baseball captures the passion of the average college football fans, get back with me, otherwise let's keep working on those illustrations.

"At Alabama, we don't take NO for an answer." - Mal Moore, January 2007

There are 2 ways to look at that: If you're speaking on talent alone, or if you're speaking on popularity. For me, NFL football is not nearly as interesting as College football. And I agree about not trusting what Saban says, the quote Contained Chaos posted is a prime example.

Who knows what Saban will do. We'll find out soon enough.

Was that after RichRod told you "no"?

So you really do know the whole story. So how in the name of everything purple and gold did Nick Saban tell a lie? Saban says NO, RichRod says my wife won't let me GO. And on further review, Saban decides to join the show.

Right. So bama does take no for an answer, and saban is a liar. Two facts the rest of us already knew.

"i had a college job. if i wanted to coach in college I would have never left." - Nick Saban a week before being named head coach of Alabama.

Another thing to think about regarding Saban's "tenure"in the NFL, he was really 1 personnel move away from possibly being a perennial playoff team, maybe a championship caliber team in Miami. Drew Brees. If he signs Drew instead of Culpepper, maybe we never have this conversation and he has a Dynasty in Miami. I wonder if that sticks in his craw. He has been able to have great success with mediocrity at the QB position in college, and that rarely translates to the pros, especially this day and age in a qb driven league. I bet he realizes alot of his mistakes the first go round, and would think he at least thinks he could remedy those a 2nd time around.