EST_1986
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Winner right out the gate
Who could have been a great coach here?
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Winner right out the gate
daveferr33
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Bruce Coslet
One of Jerry's greatest hires. I have no idea why Parcells didn't retain this guy.
One of Jerry's greatest hires. I have no idea why Parcells didn't retain this guy.
CowboysFaninHouston
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Jimmy Johnson 2.0
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Danny White, Darren Woodson, Bill Bate and Michael Irvin all come to mind
Lonestar94
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I read the thread title and Hostile and Risen Star immediately came to mind.
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Jim Harbaugh.
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BigStar
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The ol "fall down and get up uncovered" cheap score RZ offense. Felt like I was watching the old Disney flick "Little Giants" when seeing that.
Just WOW.
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Why do you believe so? If anything, I always felt Romo and Brees have very similar skill sets though Brees has the stronger arm/better deep ball.
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My point is... I don't trust that Romo can do what Brees did in playoffs... Super bowl run...win.
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BigStar
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Fair point. I'm a Romo fan but not above acknowledging the late game blunders @ times. My main gripe with Romo is the 'win or go home' games. At the conclusion of his career, he will have to answer to that and why I really hope he can win a SB to rid (or @ least distance himself) from that label.
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I think you're probably right, though I think Romo is actually more talented than Brees. Tony isn't a guy who fits into and knows how to run a system like Brees. Certainly similar arm talent, but I think Tony is a far better playmaker than Brees ever has been/will be.
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Mike Ditka
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I'd have to go with Sean Payton.
LittleBoyBlue
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[Future, post: 5584387, member: 2992"]I think you're probably right, though I think Romo is actually more talented than Brees. Tony isn't a guy who fits into and knows how to run a system like Brees. Certainly similar arm talent, but I think Tony is a far better playmaker than Brees ever has been/will be.[/quote]
Actually, I think running the system is one of his greatest strengths.
I think part of the problem is he is locked into the system and when a receiver runs wrong route or breaks off too soon or too late. That's a wrap! He needs to maybe do, as you said, be a playmaker more. Instead of Always trusting system/players.
Actually, I think running the system is one of his greatest strengths.
I think part of the problem is he is locked into the system and when a receiver runs wrong route or breaks off too soon or too late. That's a wrap! He needs to maybe do, as you said, be a playmaker more. Instead of Always trusting system/players.
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Under better circumstances... Dan Reeves
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"i.e." someone else who wanted all the credit.
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futuristically --Sean Lee
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I almost added that name in my response but then remembered this is 2014.