Should Steve Bisciotti...

[OriginalColtsFan]

I wouldn't mind giving him a ring but no way in hell should he be hired back, he would mess up a good thing. Doesn't matter anyway he's not coming back so I'm not stressing this, debate closed LOL.

Just to be clear...I was not talking about hiring him back as OC; just some token position....like...consultant to the OC, or something like that. Just so he'd be on the payroll/staff, and entitled to a ring, is all. It would be a totally figurehead position; no decision making whatsoever.

[bmore_ken]

According to the announcer on 105.7 the fan, he doesn't have to be on the payroll to get a ring

[OriginalColtsFan]

According to the announcer on 105.7 the fan, he doesn't have to be on the payroll to get a ring

Cool. Thanks.

But does some special action on Bisciotti's part have to take place in order for him to get it, or is it automatic?

[bmore_ken]

Cool. Thanks.

But does some special action on Bisciotti's part have to take place in order for him to get it, or is it automatic?

According to what Bruce Cunningham said on his show Saturday it's a team decision

[OriginalColtsFan]

According to what Bruce Cunningham said on his show Saturday it's a team decision

Thanks again.

[jamesdean]

Winning a Super Bowl can make everyone suddenly generous and forgiving. I could see Bisciotti and Harbaugh saying, "yeah, let's give Cam his ring." The question is, would Cameron accept it? If it was me, I'd pass on it because if you didn't want me on the team, then I have no desire to take some token gesture of reconciliation. It would be very empty to me. But that's me. Maybe Cameron would see things differently and isn't as bitter about the situation as one might think. Who knows, maybe Harbaugh still keeps in touch with him. I don't think the play calling has been that radically different under Caldwell. The biggest change has been the improved play of the offensive line and Flacco finally having time to plant his feet and throw the ball. Cameron didn't have that luxury.

[Passarino]

Then we'll see Cam on "Pawn Stars" with Rick and his expert checking to see if the ring is real.

[Peej7245]

Yes. So?

He was fired because the offense had stagnated, Flacco "wasn't getting to the next level", etc.

At least those were some of the "reported" reasons...

[Ravens2006]

According to Wikipedia... and you can't put anything on the internet if it's not true...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_ring

The league pays for 150 rings per winning team. The team can pay for additional rings above and beyond that. Assuming the 150 "free" number is correct, virtually everybody at "The Castle" would likely get one if they win, including administrative assistants, etc. The practice squad, guys who went on & off the roster during the season, etc. They would probably give them to the broadcast team, some media members, even some major advertisers / sponsors. So it's not crazy to think that Bisciotti would offer one to Cam.

My wife has a Superbowl diamond that came from a Colts SB 5 title ring. The person she inherited it from was never even a paid member of the organization in any capacity that year, or any other year.

[CajunRaven]

I don't believe it was insubordination as much as it was for being an idiot and being totally gutless in all of his play calling. Screw Cam Cameron. We would be playing in our 3rd Super Bowl this year if it wasn't for him

Cam did something that really pissed of John and paid the price. And yeah, if he didn't get fired, we wouldn't be here.

See ya Cam.

[CajunRaven]

Yes. So?

So?

He got FIRED for being insubordinate to his boss.

He doesn't deserve a damn thing.