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The Best Coaches In The NFLPost who you think are the top 5 coaches in the League, also post for which team has the best overall coaching staff in the League. Once again I'm asking you guys to NOT PLAY FAVORITES and to stay on topic.
IMHO, the Dolphins have the best overall coaching staff. The Top 5: 1) Bill Parcells(Thats right I think he is better than Bellichick) 2) Bill Bellichick 3) Bill Cowher 4) John Gruden 5) Jeff Fischer
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05-07-2005, 10:15 PM
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1. Belichick - Patriots
2. Reid - Eagles 3. Parcells - Cowboys 4. Billick - Ravens 5. Cowher - Steelers 6. Saban  Btw, I don't think this is really a Dolphins related thread. |
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#1 - Chris Long - DE #32 - Quentin Groves - OLB #58 - Red Bryant - NT #64 - Martellus Bennett - TE |
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05-07-2005, 10:16 PM
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Belichick,Reid,Parcells,Cowher,Shanahan
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1 Bellichick 2 Parcells 3 Cowher 4 Fischer 5 Shannahan (I still think he's great) Honestly, Saban could be in there and I think maybe he should be. But he is unproven so far so I kept him out. Doesn't mean I'm not a Sabanamaniac. I do think we have the best overall staff, as long as defensive coordinator turns out. That's my only worry, but Saban himself will be hands on in defense I'm sure. By the way, it's close for me between Cowher and Fischer. I just like Cowher better, personally. I guess I like the chin more than the mullet! I know I'll take heat for Shanny, but, whatever. My list.
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05-07-2005, 10:26 PM
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here goes mine
1. Bill Belichick [3 of the last 4 superbowls says it all...Could go down as the greatest coach of all time and is definitely worth being in the same sentence of Don Shula and Vince Lombardi] 2. Bill Parcells [The impact his first year 10-6 with no talent was nothing short of amazing...and he finally got the chance to build that team this year they could return to being americas favorite team very quickly] 3. Andy Reid [Doesnt get alot of credit for his acts of accomplishments for now 4 straight nfc title game appearences and now one superbowl appearence...hes like a 700% winning as a coach] 4. Bill Cowher [Been coaching for the same team for over a decade now and hes seen a 3 or 4 afc championship games and hes actually taken a team in 95] 5. Jon Gruden [I personally like the guy alot and he won the superbowl with a new team in 2002. Real Agressive coach whos also not afraid to bench his starters if they go over his head...[keyshawn johnson]
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I'm going to smack the lot of you who voted for saban. I drank the saban kool aid as much as te next guy but he has yet to coach a single game and your ranking him in the top 5, in the words of my mother "Oye ga valt"
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