McDaniels: "Wouldn't surprise me if BB coached into his 70's"

[Huckleberry1]

Why? Just curious. Is it demeanor?

Just a gut feeling that he takes the same kind of intellectual approach to the job as Belichick and would be very much the same kind of organizational leader as Belichick. I can't prove it but it is how I see it.

 

[Tony2046]

Just a gut feeling that he takes the same kind of intellectual approach to the job as Belichick and would be very much the same kind of organizational leader as Belichick. I can't prove it but it is how I see it.

I fear the BB transition a lot more than the Brady transition.

 

[SEA_Pat]

I did raise this point a week or so ago, opining that he'd stay until Don Shula was the 2nd all-time coach in victories. After all, Marv Levy was a consultant to the Bills into his 80's, so that leaves a lot of leeway for Bill to make it to Shula's record and beyond while maintaining the essence of his statement about Levy.

Belichick places an enormous value on football history - do you really think he'd leave in second place, especially to a guy who's been a complete ass to him despite BB's overwhelming praise?

 

[RobertWeathers]

I fear the BB transition a lot more than the Brady transition.

It scares me to death.

 

[Mack Herron]

 

[RobertWeathers]

I agree with him but Chris Simms is still a complete wack-job.

 

[Mack Herron]

I agree with him but Chris Simms is still a complete wack-job.

Of course. Blind squirrel thing. Something so obvious even he gets it.

 

[NormZauchin]

This just in, at the next owner's meeting, Roger Goodell to propose 65 as the mandatory retirement age for head coaches.

 

[Bradyking12]

2070s im ok with that