Super Bowl week: around the NFL

[skinsfan69]

Reid is clearly a top coach. He's totally re invented himself with the way his offense was to what it is now. It must be tough to defend that offense for 4 quarters. Some of the creativity threw the 49ers off on some crucial plays.

[Number44]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Me too! So what NFL head coach now owns the most wins without a ring?

Marv Levy, maybe?

[SunnySide]

Decent to good super bowl, competitive game. Wasnt the most exciting game. Time seemed to fly, clean game.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

Decent to good super bowl, competitive game. Wasnt the most exciting game. Time seemed to fly, clean game.

loved the pace of the game, went by at a very good rate. Last years game was slow and boring af

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Me too! So what NFL head coach now owns the most wins without a ring?

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I did this very hastily, so I may have missed something. But from the current crop of NFL coaches, Ron Rivera (79), Mike Zimmer (59), and Bill O'Brien (54) have the most wins without a SB ring. And I believe Rivera is the only one of these three to have made it to the SB.

I was thinking all time as I believe Reid was the "all time" coach for most wins without a championship. Without even digging I would think it is Bud Grant or he is up there. He coached the Vikings for a long time and they were constant double digit game winners even back in the day where there were only 14 games.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Me too! So what NFL head coach now owns the most wins without a ring?

Originally Posted by Number44

Marv Levy, maybe?

If it isn't him he has to have the record for most play-off wins without a championship, they were Super Bowl runner up 4 straight times.

[jamf]

I think Marty Schottenheimer has coached the most games without a SB win.
Marvin Lewis has to be in the top 5.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

I was thinking all time as I believe Reid was the "all time" coach for most wins without a championship. Without even digging I would think it is Bud Grant or he is up there. He coached the Vikings for a long time and they were constant double digit game winners even back in the day where there were only 14 games.

Ah got it.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

I was thinking all time as I believe Reid was the "all time" coach for most wins without a championship. Without even digging I would think it is Bud Grant or he is up there. He coached the Vikings for a long time and they were constant double digit game winners even back in the day where there were only 14 games.

I would guess Dan Reeves or Marty S. off the top of my head.

[Chico23231]

I saw this yesterday and just rolled...pat summerall and madden were the best.

Fuckin hilarious

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

I would guess Dan Reeves or Marty S. off the top of my head.

I just looked, you got it. Marty is now the winningest coach without a championship and Reeves is right behind him.

[SFREDSKIN]

https://sports.yahoo.com/the-winless...214949083.html

[Buffalo Bob]

Dak Prescott turned down $33 mil a year, are you kidding me? I put him in the good, not great class of quarterbacks like Jimmy G and Kirk, those guys make around $28 mil a year. Dak wants to be the highest paid in the NFL. When I heard that months back I thought it was just a rumor, now I guess it is true.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Dak Prescott turned down $33 mil a year, are you kidding me? I put him in the good, not great class of quarterbacks like Jimmy G and Kirk, those guys make around $28 mil a year. Dak wants to be the highest paid in the NFL. When I heard that months back I thought it was just a rumor, now I guess it is true.

Yeah. If I am McCarthy, I am talking with Jones about other options, including the draft.

Tying up franchise type money on Dak and Elliot won't work for their team.

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[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Dak Prescott turned down $33 mil a year, are you kidding me? I put him in the good, not great class of quarterbacks like Jimmy G and Kirk, those guys make around $28 mil a year. Dak wants to be the highest paid in the NFL. When I heard that months back I thought it was just a rumor, now I guess it is true.

Good luck with that, he isn’t Tom Brady or Drew Breese, Dak is an arrogant dbag.