LACowboysFan1
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Got that right. The talent level in the NFL is more even than most other team sports. For instance, MLB. How many teams realistically, year after year, have a shot at a World Series title? Most every year, before the season, what teams are listed as the favorites? Yankees and Dodgers. Because in MLB you can buy your team, just pay 50 million or so in the luxury tax and buy the best players. Same in the NBA. If you're a really good player, some team will fork out ridiculous amounts of money and outbid the small market teams.Because you can’t have an All Pro at every position. We have talent. But you know what the problem is? Everyone else does too.
How else can a team in the NFL go from horrible to SB champs in a couple of years? Our Cowboys went from 1-15 to SB champs in 4 years. They did that because most NFL players are darn good, you've got literally thousands of college players culled down to a few hundred. Who did we hear all the time about when Dallas in the 90's was winning big? The Triplets, the triplets and the triplets. Add a few great players and the rest will fill in the gaps.
The difference is coaching for the most part. Some luck factors in, especially in injuries. Would the Packers have been able to run so well against us if LVE had stayed healthy? How about Sean Lee? How good would the o-line had been if Frederick hadn't gotten sick?
The more I watch the NFL the more I'm convinced having great players matters, but without the coaching, you're not winning SBs...