Joe Judge: From New England to Ole Miss, A Coach's Journey

Joe Judge, a seasoned coach with a mixed bag of experiences, could be stepping into the spotlight soon. If Lane Kiffin decides to leave Ole Miss, Judge might become the interim head coach for the team's playoff run. This would be a big deal, as it's not every day a coach goes from assisting in the NFL to leading a college team in a high-stakes game. Judge's coaching career has been a rollercoaster. He spent eight years with the New England Patriots, learning the ropes under Bill Belichick. Then, he got his big break as the head coach of the New York Giants. But things didn't go as planned, and he ended up with a less-than-stellar record. After that, he went back to New England for a couple of years before joining Kiffin's team at Ole Miss. Now, Judge is the quarterbacks coach at Ole Miss. If he takes over as interim head coach, it will be interesting to see how he performs. His success could open doors for a permanent position, but it's too early to tell. One thing is for sure: this is a great opportunity for Judge to show what he's made of.