Unless he is a total idiot, Dabo would be a fool to leave the Clemson job. He has a cakewalk to the playoff at Clemson every year if he doesn't screw it up. He recruits well with his cheerleader/youth minister persona and his results have been very good. I think the loss to Louisville was the result of playing such a soft schedule all season. The Clemson players had no experience facing a team with actual major college talent since the UGA game. They thought they could come out and go through the motions like they had in all of their other games and get the win. I'm sure in the player's minds, every regular season game was a scrimmage to get them ready for the ACCCG against Miami.
I don't think Dabo fits at any other program and certainly not in the NFL.
He would be a fool to leave and Clemson would be a fool to let him go.
It's funny to me how quickly Clemson fans forgot their history. Prior to Dabo they were mostly a good to pretty good team over the course of their history. Now they act like they absolutely have to be a title contender every single season. It's just not sustainable. With exceedingly few exceptions, any coach who stays at a program long enough will have ebbs and flows.
It's just funny to me that Clemson fans now view themselves as such a program that they could just kick Dabo to the curb and bring in someone else who will absolutely replicate his success.
They would be advised to take a look at Bama. Yeah, they were "slipping" under Saban, going 3 years without a title (gasp!), missing the playoffs one of those years and getting in last year based on name association alone. But Saban still turned over a Ferari to DeBoer. Are they still very good? Yes. But they're not the best team in the SEC and they have some noticeable chinks in their armor.
Reality is, when it comes to the portal, there are more misses than there are hits. Fans have been conditioned to think the portal is the fix-all solution. It's not.
I don't know about him fitting with another college program. Odds are he would not find the success at another program that he has had at Clemson. Very few do. And, no, I agree, he is not a fit AT ALL for the NFL. He's a great college football coach, but greater college coaches than him have tried and failed at the NFL. Almost all of them.