“I would definitely want to. Spagnuolo stated, “We’re proud guys in this business,” as Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk transcribed. When we went from Year 1 to Year 2, in that second year of 2010, had we won the final game of the season, we’re in the playoffs and hosting a playoff game against the New Orleans Saints. That wasn’t a success when I was in St. Louis, though I believe it gets lost in this. It didn’t happen, and after we entered the lockout, things didn’t proceed as planned, and we left.
“The response is definitely yes, but I always add this: If it doesn’t work out and it’s God’s will for me to keep doing what I’m doing,

From 2009 to 2011, Spagnuolo led the St. Louis Rams as their head coach. Despite inheriting a weak team that had only won five games in the two previous seasons combined, he went 10-38 in three seasons. Recently, even one of Spagnuolo’s former supervisors acknowledged that the coach wasn’t given a fair chance.