Ryan Leaf has returned to the football world...

[Alkaholik]

So long as before he start coaching, the head coach informs his players as such:

"Do the exact opposite of everything he says."

Great move, you get the same knowledge as doing the opposite of what he says as if you hired a high paying coach...why not pay a tiny bit of $$ to the most unlucky, piece of crap QB in football and just tell your players to do opposite...save a boatload

[The_Captain]

There is a West Texas A & M?

Located in Canyon, TX (I had to look it up) which is centered between Amarillo and Lubbock. Out in the middle of no-mans land west Texas. And for those of you who have been throuh west Texas you know what I'm talking about. The man took a job in the bowls of hell.

[onnestabe]

There is a West Texas A & M?

Located in Canyon, TX (I had to look it up) which is centered between Amarillo and Lubbock. Out in the middle of no-mans land west Texas. And for those of you who have been throuh west Texas you know what I'm talking about. The man took a job in the bowls of hell.

Then I predict that this job will either end in Leaf's firing or his being eaten by coyotes

[PACKman1144]

he cant be as bad of a coach as he was a bust and a player. he actually could be ok because it isnt like hes controlling the entire offense.

I agree. He was an awful NFL player but had a lot of success in college. Some of that should carry over into his coaching for sure.

[no1cowboysfan]

There is a West Texas A & M?

Located in Canyon, TX (I had to look it up) which is centered between Amarillo and Lubbock. Out in the middle of no-mans land west Texas. And for those of you who have been throuh west Texas you know what I'm talking about. The man took a job in the bowls of hell.

Then I predict that this job will either end in Leaf's firing or his being eaten by coyotes

RYAN LEAF

Betting odds on cause of death:

2:1 ------------------------ depression-enduced suicide after being fired from West Texas
5:1 ------------------------ stampeded by cattle
9:1 ------------------------ pummeled to death in Celebrity Bust Boxing by Akili Smith
17:1 ----------------------- caught in some horrible oil fire
260000000000000000:1 - heart attack received from elation of coaching a winning season

[Wizzle]

There is a West Texas A & M?

Located in Canyon, TX (I had to look it up) which is centered between Amarillo and Lubbock. Out in the middle of no-mans land west Texas. And for those of you who have been throuh west Texas you know what I'm talking about. The man took a job in the bowls of hell.

Then I predict that this job will either end in Leaf's firing or his being eaten by coyotes

RYAN LEAF

Betting odds on cause of death:

2:1 ------------------------ depression-enduced suicide after being fired from West Texas
5:1 ------------------------ stampeded by cattle
9:1 ------------------------ pummeled to death in Celebrity Bust Boxing by Akili Smith
17:1 ----------------------- caught in some horrible oil fire
<b>260000000000000000:1 - heart attack received from elation of coaching a winning season</b>

I've got $1 on this one.

[maddog60]

I've got $1 on this one.

Waste of money man. I wonder what the odds are on his players turning on him and burying him in the wilderness?

[no1cowboysfan]

I've got $1 on this one.

Waste of money man. I wonder what the odds are on his players turning on him and burying him in the wilderness?

1:2. If you bet a dollar on that and you are correct, you still owe me a dollar.

[Omaha Red Sox]

This is one way for West Texas A & M (did I get that right?) to get some publicity, that's for sure. I can hear the head coach saying it now, "Shut up Ryan...Shut up Ryan...SHUT UP RYAN!!!"
I think the guy got enough chances to screw up his football career. I feel bad, for HIM, that someone gave him yet another opportunity.

[flotsamnjetsam]

I found this very funny:

NFL | Leaf may be hired to analyze the NFL Draft
Fri, 10 Mar 2006 04:46:41 -0800

The New York Post reports the NFL Network, which for the first time will provide counter-coverage to ESPN's presentation of the NFL Draft April 29, is interested in having former NFL QB Ryan Leaf, the 1998 No. 2 pick, as part of its draft show, an NFL Network spokesman confirmed.