Former Ravens head coach Brian Billick, asked if he'll be a head coach again: "If I come back to coaching, I'm going to be a hell of a lot better coach, just for doing what I've done. I've looked at every game. When you take the blinders off of your team, your circumstance, it's amazing to do. But it's got to be in the right situation and with the right people, and that's a narrow bandwidth. What am I going to do, work for Al Davis? Not going to work. Out of respect for Mr. Davis, I don't think we would work well together. Why would I put myself in that situation? The people that I would go back to work with, that would want me to work for them, creating the right partnership, because that's what it is. Ozzie Newsome and I had an incredible partnership. That's what it takes to win. To duplicate that. Would I love to do that again? Sure, I would love to do that again, but I've been around this long enough to know that's a narrow, narrow set of circumstances. If it presented itself, absolutely. Will it? Odds are probably against it." Source: BaltimoreSun
Brian Billick is far too legitimate a coach and a person to get involved with what they're up to down in Oakland.
It's still funny the same year he was fired...the Ravens finally drafted a franchise quarterback in Joe Flacco....something he was long searching for.
