AbeBeta
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Does Bill go to the Hall of Fame?
His winning percentage is a tad lower than many HoF coaches -- 57% regular season -- but he did take over several stinkers -- most of the coaches currently in the hall didn't coach much post-1994 (when the salary cap and the age of parity began). Bill has 9 post cap coaching seasons.
The Giants were awful his first year but he turned them into a powerhouse. He won 2 Superbowls there. Marv Levy has 0 and is rightfully in the hall.
In New England he took over a crap team and got them to a Superbowl in year 4.
In New York he took over a crap team and turned them around.
In Dallas, he again joined a team that stank. This time failed to win a playoff game. However, he built a very solid core for the team -- only the most ignorant would say that he didn't have overall a very good influence on personnel decisions. Many folks here indicated when he left that they would love to have him stay as a GM.
That record, to me makes him a first ballot HoF guy. Hands down.
His winning percentage is a tad lower than many HoF coaches -- 57% regular season -- but he did take over several stinkers -- most of the coaches currently in the hall didn't coach much post-1994 (when the salary cap and the age of parity began). Bill has 9 post cap coaching seasons.
The Giants were awful his first year but he turned them into a powerhouse. He won 2 Superbowls there. Marv Levy has 0 and is rightfully in the hall.
In New England he took over a crap team and got them to a Superbowl in year 4.
In New York he took over a crap team and turned them around.
In Dallas, he again joined a team that stank. This time failed to win a playoff game. However, he built a very solid core for the team -- only the most ignorant would say that he didn't have overall a very good influence on personnel decisions. Many folks here indicated when he left that they would love to have him stay as a GM.
That record, to me makes him a first ballot HoF guy. Hands down.