A closer look at NFL coach

[NEPatriot]

check it out

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3285928

Mike Sando: Who's the best coach in the NFL and why?

Bill Belichick stands alone among active coaches with his three Super Bowl victories.
New England's Bill Belichick prevails because it's tough to argue with results.

 

[BPF]

check it out

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3285928

True but surprising that site would allow him to write that.

 

[upstater1]

If you had to pick any current head coach other than Belichick, who would it be?

I think I'd go with Mike Shanahan.

Maybe Andy Reid second.

Third, Wade Phillips. :beersign::eat2:

Just kidding, third would be tie between **** Jauron and Romeo Crennel.

 

[primetime]

Jeff Fisher. Coughlin did a great job this year (though it might have been more his coordinators), and Shanahan, Jauron, and Romeo are all good coaches too. Even though I hate him as a person, Tony Dungy is still a good coach as well.

 

[upstater1]

Jeff Fisher. Coughlin did a great job this year (though it might have been more his coordinators), and Shanahan, Jauron, and Romeo are all good coaches too. Even though I hate him as a person, Tony Dungy is still a good coach as well.

It's weird to see truly evil coaches like Jeff Fischer get a pass from the media. The guy uses the competition committee to give his team every advantage and he revels in the injuries of opposing players.

 

[signbabybrady]

I think I might want Gruden if we couldn't have BB.

I think his system would work great with Tom and he is one of a handful of NFL head coaches currently in the league with a ring.