dcfufan said:anyone out there? You know..these guys that get hyped...recycled....have success in spite of themselves ....fall into a good thing.....and are made out to be heroes on ESPN?.........
dragon_mikal said:Mike Shanahan
superpunk said:But also, to that - I would add Joe Gibbs. Terrible offense his first year - obviously Williams was carrying that team. So they have to bring in someone to help him with his offense. This year, they hire the best OC in the game. Not sure what exactly Gibbs is doing to earn his paycheck, but good for him.
MossBurner said:Get your timeline straight...
2004- poor offense for many reasons, poor team
2005- 4 game improvement, offense improves to #11 in NFL, NFC seminfinals
2006- brings in Al Saunders to improve an already equipped offense, one of the top NFC contenders
Anyone who thinks Joe Gibbs is overrated needs their head examined. He has won 3 Super Bowls and is in the Hall of Fame - only coach in the league with those credentials.
Hostile said:Given how hard these men work, putting their futures in the hands of players who can screw up everything, and under the pressures that they do it, none of them are over rated, but many are under appreciated.
:laugh2:superpunk said:Wet blanket post alert!!!!!!
superpunk said:My timeline was correct.
It just wasn't embellished to make Gibbs sound god-like.
MossBurner said:I guess you just forgot to mention 2005 where he led them to a playoff victory without a top offensive coordinator.