I'm actually alright with Marinelli getting a job, he's a good position coach that was overmatched as a head coach and he seemed like a classy guy and players liked playing for him. Millen, on the other hand really has no business working on TV in the studio for now. Maybe as an anaylist he does where he can dissect plays and talk X & O's but the second he is critical of a team or organization for how they handle something personnel or coach wise, he should be canned because he has no credibility on that subject based on his body of work while here. I would probably be willing to let it slide if not for his faux interview with Dan Patrick about his time in Detroit. He came off as cocky and arrogant and never apologized for his actions. Yes he owned his mistake and the 0-16 record but I don't think it has sunk in yet just how crappy of a GM he truly was. Hopefully he will figure it out one day.
NBC could have done alot better in my opinion.