Supposed genius young coaches

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ncskinsfanec
09-18-2007, 09:35 PM
I thought last season many of you were singing the praises of Eric Mangini and Sean Payton for all of their great work. Well, I know it is only two games into the season, but their teams are a combined 0-4. Many of you complainers last season wanted us to go out and get a young coach after last season's debacle, but who's that old reliable coach whose team is now standing at 2-0? I think a lot people may begin eating their first serving of crow pretty soon if these trends continue!

Daseal
09-19-2007, 09:58 AM
They've also played: New England, Baltimore, Indianapolis, and Tampa Bay. If we played all 4 of those games, I'm guessing we'd be 0-4 right now.

The Jets would have won that game with their backup QB in if McCareins would have held on to one of two TD passes that hit him right in the hands.

Payton is making a huge mistake with Reggie Bush. He needs to run Deuce like he did last year. That offense works around McAllister.

I think it's too early in the season to say they suck, we're good. You're still not sure what teams are yet. The only thing that matters is who makes the playoffs.

#56fanatic
09-19-2007, 10:13 AM
seriously, its two games into the season. we could go 2-14, and they could go 14-2. its way too early to get into a discussion on this stuff. Sounds like you are justing itching for a heated argument.

ArtMonkDrillz
09-19-2007, 10:19 AM
Gary Kubiak, who also in his second year as a HC, is 2-0. So is Rod Marinelli, and Mike McCarthy. And none of their teams were very good last year.

I'm just saying this for the sake of argument. I've had as many concerns with Gibbs lately as the next guy, but I wouldn't trade him for any of these three.

EternalEnigma21
09-19-2007, 11:30 AM
Gary Kubiak, who also in his second year as a HC, is 2-0. So is Rod Marinelli, and Mike McCarthy. And none of their teams were very good last year.

I'm just saying this for the sake of argument. I've had as many concerns with Gibbs lately as the next guy, but I wouldn't trade him for any of these three.


Lets not forget Mike Tomlin. Not that I'm calling any of these guys geniuses, but they're getting it done in the first two weeks of this season... thats really all you can say so far...

Cowell
09-19-2007, 11:41 AM
I know a good coach is essential to a team, but a coach needs some talent too. Belichick in Cleveland? Shottenheimer (spelling?) here?

firstdown
09-19-2007, 11:46 AM
So now after each win we are going to try and throw stuff back in the face of people who had different opinions. This is the second thread doing this today.

killromo
09-19-2007, 12:15 PM
Is it the general consensus that Gregg Williams will cesede (spelling?) Joe Gibbs when he retires?

skinsfan69
09-19-2007, 12:48 PM
I thought last season many of you were singing the praises of Eric Mangini and Sean Payton for all of their great work. Well, I know it is only two games into the season, but their teams are a combined 0-4. Many of you complainers last season wanted us to go out and get a young coach after last season's debacle, but who's that old reliable coach whose team is now standing at 2-0? I think a lot people may begin eating their first serving of crow pretty soon if these trends continue!

It's only week two!!!! RELAX.

stbabyy
09-19-2007, 01:50 PM
Joe Gibbs is the man i hope he lived forever and always coaches the redskins

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