You are absolutely perfectly wrong. Like so many others, your source is the man in the mirror. Just making S. Up.headshrinker said:
Kelly's retired and loving the easy life on ESPN. Name somebody, other than Bill Snyder, who's completely retired from coaching for a few years, and returned successfully. It's a big gamble.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2017/05/26/espn-signs-chip-kelly-as-college-football-studio-analyst/102187868/
"Kelly figures to be in demand at the college level when head coaching jobs begin opening next season. Spending a season or two doing television has been a common path for coaches between jobs. Urban Meyer spent a season at ESPN between resigning from Florida and landing at Ohio State. So did Rich Rodriguez after being fired by Michigan and before being hired by Arizona.
"I have been a coach for nearly the last 30 years," Kelly said. "Working in television will allow me to see the game from a different perspective, but I didn't take the job with the intention it will lead to something specific. I love the game of football and working with good, smart people; ESPN presents an opportunity to combine those two things."
We may not hire him...and that will be a travesty - but he will be hired NLT Jan 2018 - and that team will soon be a playoff regular.