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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 964791" data-attributes="member: 13032">All good points.  And if an organization has a history of coaching excellence, and a highly-regarded GM, it would be possible to recruit up and down the coaching chain on reputation.  And to that point, GB would be an excellent landing spot for someone looking to eventually move up.I also agree that for promotions, primarily HC, OC, DC - a candidate would consider the location second as long as the organization is good.Jobs like these are tough on families.  First of all, the good candidates are going to move around, uprooting their family in the process.  Then there is the demand of the job.  I'm guessing a HC puts in 70-80 hours/week during the season, and probably a lot of the coaching staff.  Finally, there is all the in-season travel.But people are paid well for these jobs, and families adjust, or not.  But thinking it through, Green Bay would be a pretty good spot for a career pro-football person to land.And they're gonna love the brats!  (I lived in CA for 18 years.  Nice place, but they do NOT know how to make a brat, or a good fish fry for that matter.)</blockquote>

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