leads a massively-revitalized Jets team into the Super Bowl against the stalwart Seahawks and Mike Holmgren's final year of coaching.
Would there be any better or more appropriate way to end this season? And try to engage your suspension of disbelief here with me for just a second while I lay this one out, and why it's at least halfway possible. (Though realistically, it's about as likely as Kellen Clemens making the Pro Bowl.)
Holmgren
15 August 2008
11 June 2008
He's survived by his wife and two children.
-Holmgren missed another day of workouts yesterday because the same minor medical procedure he underwent Monday. I hope this is nothing too serious, but the use of the word "minor" is encouraging of course.
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9 June 2008
Originally posted at seahawkaddicts.com
Mike Holmgren sat out on today's practice due to a reported minor medical procedure, and is expected back for tomorrow's workout. Gil Haskell took the helm in
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25 March 2008
ntators spent more time talking about how the players will react to the pressures surrounding coach Holmgren's final season than they spent on who the 'Hawks should draft. With only 1 year of coaching in the Seahawks system, coach
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