Petrie offers him a contract tomorrow.

Let’s be sure that we don’t get ahead of ourselves. Even if we offered EJ the job before Friday, I’d be shocked if he didn’t still interview with Philly. Why wouldn’t he? Even if he prefers Sacramento, it can still work in his favor to play the two against each other for a larger contract. It’s a business, after all.

This was to be expected. Philly, unlike Sacramento, had less time to spare. They’re going after all their candidates, and even if EJ goes to Philly, there’s no guarantee he wants the job.

It might be a simple reminder that if you want me let me know as quickly as possible. Coaches like certainty too. If I was EJ I would tell everyone I was going to Philly. It’s his right to look at other openings the same way it’s the Kings right to interview as many coaches as they would like.

if he goes to Philly. Does he really want crappy weather, angry fans, even angrier media, and a mediocre roster with no room for improvement for the next three to four years? Not to say Sac is a perfect destination but if they can get to at least thirty wins next year (likely if they get Rubio or Griffon), everyone will praise Jordan.