Schottenheimer had the Chiefs as perennial contenders in the AFC. They just couldn’t seem to make it all the way to the big game.
Both his Browns teams and Chiefs teams were excellent. He always had excellent coaches as assitants. No coach sans marv levy has ever had as much heartbreak at the end of playoff games.
Marty is one of the all time greats. To me he is just like Parcells. The game just turned the other way on him. Go look it up he had 4 or 5 crushing playoff losses and they all came at the end of the games.
I will forever think we as fans were robbed of what would have been one of the all time great super bowls in 1986. Cleveland and New York were both very similar and had great players all over the roster. Great players, staffs and fanbases. That would have been an amazing superbowl.
The OP of this thread I do not even think is old enough to have watched marty's teams play tbh and is just regurgitating some nonsense. The truth is Marty had some great offensive coaches on his staffs, Al Saunders, Bruce Arians, Paul Hackett, Mike McCarthy, Howard Mudd, Lindy Infante, Joe pendry etc.
His teams varied from old school power teams and spread it out and throw it all over. Schottenheimer was a great coach.
Assistant coaches who went on to win super bowls under him.
Bill Cowher
Tony Dungy
Bruce Arians
Mike McCarthy
His GM in cleveland went on to build the Giants Super bowl teams of 00, 07 and had a hand in the 11 championship also.