Tony Dungy Stepping down

#7
#7
Just FYI - Tony Dungy's book is one of the Top 3 memoir's I have ever read. Highly suggest it.
 
#9
#9
Nice guy. I believe most of them already knew he was leaving, not really surprising. Might pull a cowher and come back in a few years. Recharge the battery's.
 
#10
#10
As a Colts and Vols fan. We will never see the likes of a Tony Dungy again. His class and the things he has meant to the community here in Indy will be greatly missed.
 
#15
#15
Thank you, Tony, for not only your coaching success, but for the class and dignity that you brought to the game!
 
#17
#17
I admire him...and all that he has stood for.

"Quiet Strength" is a book worth reading.

I wish him the best of luck.
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#18
#18
Who in the world are they going to get to replace him? 10 smokey dogs says Phil's on a plane to Indy right now. :p
 
#19
#19
If I were a Colts fan I'd probably be glad to see him go. Considering the teams he's had, a 9-10 record in the postseason is terrible.
 
#22
#22
Dungy is a special man and a credit to pro football--I wish him the best in all his endeavors. As I coach, I can't help but think he was overrated, but I could be wrong---a superficial opinion from afar. But let's face it: Manning has carried the Colts on his back since year his second year with the team; without him, the Colts never have smelled the playoffs. As for Caldwell, I'm not sure why Polian is so enamored with the guy--who had a terrible record at Wake in his only head coaching stint and otherwise as been a fairly anonymous assistant for many years.
 
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