Parcells' record gets worse with each team he has coached: NYG, NE, NYJ and Dallas.

[NedK]

NYG: Goes to two SBs, wins both.
NE: Goes to one SB, loses.
NYJ: Gets only as far as the AFC championship game and loses.
Dallas: Isn't next year the last year of his contract with Dallas? Dallas'll miss the playoffs this year. Will he able to turn things on O with just one off season and draft? Likely that he has reached the highest point he'll achieve in Dallas already, which is getting into the playoffs in 2003.

 

[SkinsandTerps]

Talk about a negative outlook. Wow.

 

[Mansta54]

Talk about a negative outlook. Wow.

Did you notice that REAL Boyz fans didn't even respond...

 

[juck]

that guys a troll

 

[Kilyin]

Did you notice that REAL Boyz fans didn't even respond...

 

[jay cee]

Did you notice that REAL Boyz fans didn't even respond...

I would have, if I had something to refute his point.

Where's Adam? 'cause I got nothing.

 

[dargonking999]

Well let's see, how many years was he there in each stop, oh and then lets add in the fact of how many Bill Guys he had on his team, and how much time did he have to build a team.

My point here, from what i know BP had more time with the giants to build a nucleus, and to build a team to win SB with.There was conflict between him in the FO in both NE and NJ, so he really didnt get everything he wants, winning comes with time, and untill we get our O done, like we got our D done this year, winning will take more time.

 

[jay cee]

Well let's see, how many years was he there in each stop, oh and then lets add in the fact of how many Bill Guys he had on his team, and how much time did he have to build a team.

My point here, from what i know BP had more time with the giants to build a nucleus, and to build a team to win SB with.There was conflict between him in the FO in both NE and NJ, so he really didnt get everything he wants, winning comes with time, and untill we get our O done, like we got our D done this year, winning will take more time.

Thanks dargonking, I knew someone could come up with something.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

Did you notice that REAL Boyz fans didn't even respond...

NYG: Goes to two SBs, wins both. YES.

NE: Goes to one SB, loses. Lets see the players are playing the game not the coach.

NYJ: Gets only as far as the AFC championship game and loses. Vinny & the players lost that game. Not BP.

Dallas: Isn't next year the last year of his contract with Dallas? Dallas'll miss the playoffs this year. Will he able to turn things on O with just one off season and draft? Likely that he has reached the highest point he'll achieve in Dallas already, which is getting into the playoffs in 2003. He went in first year. Missed 2nd year. WE ARE GOING THIS YEAR AND NEXT.

 

[2much2soon]

He's a frustrated 'skins fan inserting Parcell's name in place of Gibbs' name in most places.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

NYG: Goes to two SBs, wins both.
NE: Goes to one SB, loses.
NYJ: Gets only as far as the AFC championship game and loses.
Dallas: Isn't next year the last year of his contract with Dallas? Dallas'll miss the playoffs this year. Will he able to turn things on O with just one off season and draft? Likely that he has reached the highest point he'll achieve in Dallas already, which is getting into the playoffs in 2003.

Would you have preferred we kept Campo?

Don't forget, Parcells has won 23 games in less than three years with us, whereas Campo won 15 in three full years.

 

[kojak]

BE GONE TROLL!!!!

 

[parcellsguys]

All four teams at one point made it to the playoffs. One team out of 32 wins the Super Bowl each year.

Ned, go to bed.

 

[Billy Bullocks]

What a wonderful way to look at things. Is it Parcells, or is it just damn hard to win a Super Bowl. You troll.

BTW, things that BP cant coach, such as Desmond Howard taking 2 to the house probably played a bit of a role in NE not winning that game.

 

[Zaxor]

Why are you all doggin Ned...he spoke "a" truth..though it may not in the end be the truth...

ask yourself honestly... if it had been Campo or Gailey or Switzer on the sidelines making some of the same calls would you not be doing some head scratching/banging...

While I believe Parcells is a very smart coach...I think he has some suspect tendencenies <sic>...I don't know... maybe he out thinks himself at times... but those of you who are young might not understand this but as one grows older one takes less chances, become more conservative or get set in there ways...

I am not saying this is or is not happening with Parcells but it is something to factor in...

If I could have Bill's ear for a moment I might tell him to trust his coaches a bit more and not micromanage everything...If his young coaches are stuck or seem over their head give them some of his football wisdom and let them continue to grow ...for that is where new and fresh ideas will come from...

 

[juice28]

NYG: Goes to two SBs, wins both.
NE: Goes to one SB, loses.
NYJ: Gets only as far as the AFC championship game and loses.
Dallas: Isn't next year the last year of his contract with Dallas? Dallas'll miss the playoffs this year. Will he able to turn things on O with just one off season and draft? Likely that he has reached the highest point he'll achieve in Dallas already, which is getting into the playoffs in 2003.

Miss the playoffs! I'm officially ignoring you. You're to pessimistic to wake up in the morning.

 

[big dog cowboy]

NYG: Goes to two SBs, wins both.
NE: Goes to one SB, loses.
NYJ: Gets only as far as the AFC championship game and loses.
Dallas: Isn't next year the last year of his contract with Dallas? Dallas'll miss the playoffs this year. Will he able to turn things on O with just one off season and draft? Likely that he has reached the highest point he'll achieve in Dallas already, which is getting into the playoffs in 2003.

 

[demdcowboys#1]

Did you notice that REAL Boyz fans didn't even respond...

hahaha

 

[Kittymama]

Try this on for size:

Dick Vermeil:
St. Louis, wins Super Bowl
Kansas City, hasn't made it to Super Bowl (& won't this year), has coached them since 2001

Mike Holmgren:
Green Bay, wins Super Bowl
Seattle, hasn't made it beyond first round of playoffs (may finally this year), has coached them since 1999

Bill Cowher--Pittsburgh, one Super Bowl appearance, has coached them since 1992

Jeff Fisher--Tennessee, one Super Bowl appearance, has coached them since 1995

Mike Shanahan--Denver, 2 Super Bowl wins with Elway, nothing since, has coached them since 1995

Tony Dungy--Indy, no Super Bowl appearances (& that's with Peyton Manning), has coached them since 2002

Jon Gruden--Tampa Bay, wins Super Bowl with team assembled by Dungy, two losing seasons since, has coached them since 2002

Marty Schottenheimer--San Diego, never made it beyond first round of playoffs, has coached them since 2002

oh yes,

& the sainted Jimmy Johnson:
Dallas--wins 2 Super Bowls
Miami--no Super Bowl appearances, he bails before his hand-picked successor totally destroys the franchise (& is now ruining Pitt)

New England--still playing with players chosen by Parcells (how important have Vinateri & Bruschi been this year?)
Jets--still playing with players chosen by Parcells (how critical has the loss of Martin been?)
Dallas--good young D players now in place for many years to come; yes, the O-line needs to be rebuilt

Just curious--how many of the coaches above should have been fired before now? How many of them have had more than 1 disappointing season? Yet most of them have solid teams now. (Fisher is having to rebuild but has some promising young talent.) Hmmm...maybe it sometimes takes time to rebuild a team.

So remind me again how Parcells is somehow a failure? But, hey, maybe the Cowboys should get on the merry-go-round of turning over coaches every 2-3 years. After all, it's worked so well for the Raiders, Commanders, Bills, 49ers, Browns.

 

[InmanRoshi]

Try this on for size:

Dick Vermeil:
St. Louis, wins Super Bowl
Kansas City, hasn't made it to Super Bowl (& won't this year), has coached them since 2001

Mike Holmgren:
Green Bay, wins Super Bowl
Seattle, hasn't made it beyond first round of playoffs (may finally this year), has coached them since 1999

Bill Cowher--Pittsburgh, one Super Bowl appearance, has coached them since 1992

Jeff Fisher--Tennessee, one Super Bowl appearance, has coached them since 1995

Mike Shanahan--Denver, 2 Super Bowl wins with Elway, nothing since, has coached them since 1995

Tony Dungy--Indy, no Super Bowl appearances (& that's with Peyton Manning), has coached them since 2002

Jon Gruden--Tampa Bay, wins Super Bowl with team assembled by Dungy, two losing seasons since, has coached them since 2002

Marty Schottenheimer--San Diego, never made it beyond first round of playoffs, has coached them since 2002

oh yes,

& the sainted Jimmy Johnson:
Dallas--wins 2 Super Bowls
Miami--no Super Bowl appearances, he bails before his hand-picked successor totally destroys the franchise (& is now ruining Pitt)

New England--still playing with players chosen by Parcells (how important have Vinateri & Bruschi been this year?)
Jets--still playing with players chosen by Parcells (how critical has the loss of Martin been?)
Dallas--good young D players now in place for many years to come; yes, the O-line needs to be rebuilt

Just curious--how many of the coaches above should have been fired before now? How many of them have had more than 1 disappointing season? Yet most of them have solid teams now. (Fisher is having to rebuild but has some promising young talent.) Hmmm...maybe it sometimes takes time to rebuild a team.

So remind me again how Parcells is somehow a failure? But, hey, maybe the Cowboys should get on the merry-go-round of turning over coaches every 2-3 years. After all, it's worked so well for the Raiders, Commanders, Bills, 49ers, Browns.

Its official .... every head coach in the history of football sucks.