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Sporting News, The, July 21, 2006 by Vinnie Iyer
It's a challenge for new coaches to direct quick turnarounds considering most are thrust into dire situations. The few who were successful in previous stops and are taking over teams with good personnel on place have the least bumpy roads ahead of them.
Freshly paved Hern Edwards, Chiefs
Sharp curves ahead Brad Childress, Vikings Dick Jauron, Bills Scott Linehan, Rams
Under construction Mike McCarthy, Packers Sean Payton, Saints Art Shell, Raiders
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