Since Frank Reich was hired his head coaching record is 40-33-1

[Ironcitysteelers]

Brees really got a lot better after he arrived in New Orleans. I'm giving Payton some credit for helping him explode.

 

[BLITZ]

Now Tomlin is 42-39-1 since Riech was hired. What are we waiting for? Try to hire Sean Peyton now! If he says yes, then broom Tomlin and get him working with Pickett in 2022.

Don't yell at me, I wanted Andy Reid when he was available way back when.

Coach. it is ok. take this little doll. good doll. happy doll. now tell us where Tomlin touched you. its ok. you are in a safe place.

 

[SteelerInLebanon]

Regardless of off field, they were elite on field. Bell / Brown / BEN yet nothing to brag home about. Two of the three turned sour after their prime, BEN finished his career here, a HOF Franchise QB.


Salute the nation

Bell was a product of being in a system that worked to his strengths. Brown was all world but demanded the ball and hurt us when he wasn’t available in late season games. Bell also hurt us in some playoffs by not being available. He did nothing elsewhere in what still should have been his prime. Ben is the real thing.

 

[Stryker]

To say Philly won a SB by changing from Reid is a myopic view. This wasn't dump Andy, win a Superbowl. They went to a college style coach in Chip Kelly who gutted the talent on that team and cared more about having his team run wind sprints because he wanted to out cardio the other team like he did in Oregon. Problem is, the NFL is filled with elite cardio athletes, so the max he would ever get would be a slight advantage in the 4th QTR that they never were able to turn into consistent success, and he was tossed because he was the wrong choice to coach a franchise after Andy.

Pederson should really get the recognition he deserves because he had to completely rebuild the team, and should have had a job in 21. JAX is glad to have him now. Should he have been run out of town for missing the playoffs in his last season? I'd think not. He'd have similar success this season if he was still there. He believed in Hurtz. He drafted him.

We'll see how Sirianni does now, he's starting off great (with Pederson's players lol). We'll see how he handles adversity, because in Philly they run you out of town for adversity.

Also if not being afraid to dump coaches was such a good plan, the Browns should have 13 Super Bowls by now.

 

[Drink IRON City]

We'll see how Sirianni does now, he's starting off great (with Pederson's players lol). We'll see how he handles adversity, because in Philly they run you out of town for adversity.

Also if not being afraid to dump coaches was such a good plan, the Browns should have 13 Super Bowls by now.

That made me laugh out loud, NICE


Salute the nation

 

[paperclip]

Bell was a product of being in a system that worked to his strengths. Brown was all world but demanded the ball and hurt us when he wasn’t available in late season games. Bell also hurt us in some playoffs by not being available. He did nothing elsewhere in what still should have been his prime. Ben is the real thing.

when you say "by not being available".... do you mean injured?

 

[MTC]

To say Philly won a SB by changing from Reid is a myopic view. This wasn't dump Andy, win a Superbowl. They went to a college style coach in Chip Kelly who gutted the talent on that team and cared more about having his team run wind sprints because he wanted to out cardio the other team like he did in Oregon. Problem is, the NFL is filled with elite cardio athletes, so the max he would ever get would be a slight advantage in the 4th QTR that they never were able to turn into consistent success, and he was tossed because he was the wrong choice to coach a franchise after Andy.

Pederson should really get the recognition he deserves because he had to completely rebuild the team, and should have had a job in 21. JAX is glad to have him now. Should he have been run out of town for missing the playoffs in his last season? I'd think not. He'd have similar success this season if he was still there. He believed in Hurtz. He drafted him.

We'll see how Sirianni does now, he's starting off great (with Pederson's players lol). We'll see how he handles adversity, because in Philly they run you out of town for adversity.

Also if not being afraid to dump coaches was such a good plan, the Browns should have 13 Super Bowls by now.