Risen Star
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer...l-coaches-1-32-no-easy-choices-except-at-no-1
4. Tom Coughlin, New York Giants -- His past two years haven't been good, but he has the two Super Bowl rings and has a 12-7 playoff record and seven 10-win seasons. He has five division titles, two with Jacksonville and three with the Giants. He faces a big challenge this season coming off a 6-10 record, his worst since 2004.
12. Chip Kelly, Philadelphia Eagles -- I know he as won 20 games the past two seasons, but he hasn't won a playoff game, which holds him down here. I know most would put him in the top 10. He's just outside it for me. But with all the power he has in the building now, he can help change that. This is a big season for him with the recent roster turnover. He is innovative and creative, which you have to respect. At least he does it his way.
18. Jason Garrett, Dallas Cowboys -- In 72 games, Garrett is 41-31 and has not had a losing season. He is coming off an impressive 12-4 season with a division title and a playoff victory, his first.
29. Jay Gruden, Washington Commanders -- He is fighting an uphill battle coaching the Commanders with a quarterback situation that isn't good and a roster that doesn't have a ton of talent. He was 4-12 in his first season. I think he will be better in his next job.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer...l-coaches-1-32-no-easy-choices-except-at-no-1
4. Tom Coughlin, New York Giants -- His past two years haven't been good, but he has the two Super Bowl rings and has a 12-7 playoff record and seven 10-win seasons. He has five division titles, two with Jacksonville and three with the Giants. He faces a big challenge this season coming off a 6-10 record, his worst since 2004.
12. Chip Kelly, Philadelphia Eagles -- I know he as won 20 games the past two seasons, but he hasn't won a playoff game, which holds him down here. I know most would put him in the top 10. He's just outside it for me. But with all the power he has in the building now, he can help change that. This is a big season for him with the recent roster turnover. He is innovative and creative, which you have to respect. At least he does it his way.
18. Jason Garrett, Dallas Cowboys -- In 72 games, Garrett is 41-31 and has not had a losing season. He is coming off an impressive 12-4 season with a division title and a playoff victory, his first.
29. Jay Gruden, Washington Commanders -- He is fighting an uphill battle coaching the Commanders with a quarterback situation that isn't good and a roster that doesn't have a ton of talent. He was 4-12 in his first season. I think he will be better in his next job.
