Arizona hires Steelers assistant Whisenhunt NFL.com wire reports PHOENIX (Jan. 14, 2007) -- The Arizona Cardinals hired Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt as coach after a 5-11 season that culminated with Dennis Green's firing. The 44-year-old Whisenhunt signed a four-year contract with a team option for a fifth, the Cardinals announced. Green was fired after three seasons and a 16-32 record. Whisenhunt becomes the Cardinals' eighth coach since the franchise moved to Arizona in 1988. Whisenhunt was one of eight candidates interviewed for the job, but one of only two who got a second interview. The other was former Green Bay Packers coach Mike Sherman. The Steelers assistant also interviewed for coaching jobs in Pittsburgh, Miami and Atlanta. He and fellow Pittsburgh assistant Russ Grimm had been considered leading candidates to replace Bill Cowher with the Steelers.
I see a potentail turn around for the Cardinals now. There is a lot to work with, the Cardinals just need to establish a decent offensive line. CommanderShiro
Nope, they have to prove it....im sick of all the hype.
[QUOTE="CommanderShiro"]I see a potentail turn around for the Cardinals now. There is a lot to work with, the Cardinals just need to establish a decent offensive line. Espurs117
Nope, they have to prove it....im sick of all the hype.
[QUOTE="CommanderShiro"]I see a potentail turn around for the Cardinals now. There is a lot to work with, the Cardinals just need to establish a decent offensive line. CommanderShiro
Nope, they have to prove it....im sick of all the hype.
That is why I said potential.
I know I saw, but I dont see potential....because they always dissapoint.
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