2009 NFL Head Coach Rankings

[Seneschal2]

The NFL Draft Bible takes an early look at the top coaches in the National Football League.

NFL DRAFT BIBLE - 2009 NFL Head Coach Rankings

1. Bill Belichick (NE): He may not be the most personable or quotable personality out there, but with three Super Bowls on his resume, he flat-out gets the job done. The versatile genius is a master strategist and talent evaluator. His 104 wins over a nine-year period with the Patriots is an incredible feat that every head coach hopes to come close to.

 

[solman]

Would I be incorrect if I claimed that:

BB has won more superbowls as head coach than the other 31 head coaches combined!

?

Mike Tomlin: 1
Tom Coughlin: 1

 

[maverick4]

Looking at that list, Belichick is an order of magnitude better than any other coach on that list. He should be at 1 and the next coach should be listed at 6 or 7.

 

[BradyFTW!]

I like how if you read the first sentence in extended form it states that Belichick isn't a personable personality.

 

[KDPPatsfan85]

I love it! I got a feeling the Lombardi trophy will be renamed the Belicheck Trophy

 

[Patriot_in_NY]

Interesting article, not because BB occupies #1 (that's a no-brainer), but I especially got a kick out of #24 (Little Josh) and #28 (tubby rat-fink).

I find it terribly amusing to see that JMd, whose sum HC credential's includes signing a couple players (JAG's mostly) and pissing off his franchise QB, is rated 4 places above Mangina. :singing:

 

[Rooks]

BB will always be number one.

 

[nashvillepatsfan]

Looking at that list, Belichick is an order of magnitude better than any other coach on that list. He should be at 1 and the next coach should be listed at 6 or 7.

But where would you list Josh? lmao...sorry, i couldnt resist

 

[DarrylS]

We already knew this, great time to be a Pats Fan..

 

[godef]

Would I be incorrect if I claimed that:

BB has won more superbowls as head coach than the other 31 head coaches combined!

?

Mike Tomlin: 1
Tom Coughlin: 1

You may be right, but what with all the coaching turnover and all the young talent coming into the league, I don't think that's saying much.