How long did it take Shanahan to win 2 straight Super Bowls after

Arriving in Denver? Yeah, but he had John Elway? Jimmy Johnson wins 2 straight Super Bowls and then went to Miami and did nothing. He had Dan Marino. This could very easily happen to all these over paid over hyped coaches. Cowher, Gruden, Dungy, Holmgren, Fisher, Weiss... Like I say I would pay them $500,000 guaranteed and the rest on incentives. Holmgren and Cowher and Gruden and Dungy and Fisher wasted their City's time.  The bar has been raised to 2 straight Super Bowls after 5 years of taking over a franchise. If a coach can't accomplish that their worth only $2-3 million a year if they're lucky. I'd tell them $500,000 guaranteed. If you coach for a whole season that's another $1 million. If your record is better than 8-8 that's another $1 million. Then $1 million for each playoff game won. And then $2 million for winning the Super Bowl.

Boo-Hoo, I have to produce? I just want to jerk a city and it's fans around for 10 years. I wanna be a Fisher or Gruden or Cowher or Holmgren or Dungy. I wanna be paid $8-10 million for showing up.

Now, let's talk business. They estimate the Bills are worth $700 million. That will go up  automatically probably $200 million when the DirectTV contract runs out, and a fan will be able to buy all NFL games through cable or being streamed on the internet to their HDTV television set. That should increase the sales of NFL games since it is more convenient. People pay for UFC and WWE. But being able to buy a game on cable or more than likely streaming from the internet on your TV such as through Netflix or YouTube, revenues will go through the roof. Can you say international fan base and market?

If the Bill will 2 straight Super Bowls, the price of the franchise would probably increase $200-400 million. In other words, we're talking window dressing in order to place the franchise in a position to get the highest price when it is put up for sale. I believe this is why their is an urgency to shore up the franchise. Fix up the property before it is put up for sale. What's an extra $50 million over 5 years when it may return an extra $200-400 million when sold?

Oh, Jake Plummer was an established star before Denver got him. He had lead Arizona State to the Rose Bowl. The Arizona Cardinals to the Playoffs. And did Ok in Denver but not great. He was very inconsistent. But it was entertaining to watch. Same with Cutler. Entertaining but inconsistent at times. Plummer I think re-evaluated his life after his teammate at Arizona State and the Arizona Cardinals, Pat Tillman, lost his life in Afghanistan. He made millions and maybe decided life is too short and precious to play anymore. Gruden begged him to play for Tampa Bay but he refused to end his retirement.