Will Bill Parcells become a free agent -- again?
It's a possibility, hinging on whether Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga's sale of his majority ownership of the team goes through, sources told ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen.
When Parcells joined the Dolphins as executive vice president of football operations last year, his deal included a one-time out clause that allowed him to walk away, with the rest of his $12 million guaranteed contract fully paid, no strings attached, if Huizenga sold the team.
Obviously this was going to happen. Parcells is a great person to have in your franchise, but he never hangs around to much. He is normally three years and done but never stays long enough to get fired. I think that brings some of the legend of the Tuna. He does a great job with the team he takes over the first couple of years, than bounces.
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