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The Denver Post is reporting that Logan turned down a 4 year deal. I immagine he sat down and figured out all the business intrests he'd have to give up and the hours he'd have to put in, and decided that he had it pretty good doing what he's doing.......

http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_16943829
 
Good. However, why did he interview if he wasn't going to take the job? He must have known we can't pay much. I guess he didn't want to give up his radio job and part-time high school coaching job. Okay...next!
 
I'm just relieved it's not Logan. I would question his commitment to coaching. A number of years ago Mike Shannahan offered him a position with the Broncos but he turned it down because he didn't want the time commitment. He's perfectly fine with a part-time coaching gig, a stupid afternoon radio show and broadcasting the Bronc's games. His heart isn't into full-time coaching.
 
I agree with others that he wouldn't have been a good choice anyway. Guys like this are content living on their past laurels and don't want to take a challenge anymore. We need someone who is hungry to show what they can do to make this a winning program. I still think one of the current assistants would be a good choice.
 
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