If true, go get him now Al

[OWShaddock]

Could the architect of the Raiders' three Super Bowl winners be back?
I can dream, can't I?

http://www.profootballtalk.com/rumormill.htm

WOLF WANTS BACK IN

After seven years of retirement, former Packers G.M. Ron Wolf is ready to give it another go.

Per a league source, Wolf is quietly making it known among Green Bay board members that he'd be willing to come back for another stint with the team, if the team were inclined to have him.

The source says that Wolf would only return if he has final say over the roster and the coaching staff, which means that Ted Thompson would have to be demoted or fired.

Wolf led the franchise to its only Super Bowl win in the past 40 years. Since he retired, the team generally has struggled.

[Cotillion]

Damn straight.

Let's get some people with a winning track record in here instead of losers.

[Banter]

I love this part.

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[OWShaddock]

Originally Posted by Banter

I love this part.

Hmmm ... perhaps I'm a sucker.
But I can still dream, right?

[RaiderInNY]

Lmao...

[hellbound]

gonna be a long day

[Blackened]

This also just in...

To create a roster spot for WR Calvin Johnson, the Raiders are moving WR Jerry Porter to quarterback;

"He's already better than any quarterback we have under contract," coach Lane Kiffin said.


In an effort to better relate to his players, Bengals coach Marvin Lewis had decided to attend law school at night.


Falcons QB Mike Vick has decided to fully embrace his fresh start in Atlanta by legally changing his name to Ron Mexico.

[DuvyRaider]

lamao

[gdamac]

Isn't Wolf the guy who say Farve rotting on the Bench in ATL?

[Raider Ran]

Yea all those were a bit obvious and got more so as they went on