Here's a ranking of all NFL Head Coaches, from best to worst:
1. Bill Belichick, Patriots
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2. Mike Zimmer, Vikings
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Once he wins SB, will move to #1
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3. Pete Carroll, Seahawks
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Best defensive coach of All-Time?
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4. John Harbaugh, Ravens
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4th best coach in League, 3rd best coach in his family
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5. Mike McCarthy, Packers
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Won a ton of games with a faggot QB
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6. Sean Payton, Saints
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Dropping rapidly
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7. Ron Rivera, Panthers
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Wins a lot of games with shitty players
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8. Bruce Arians, Cardinals
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Would win a SB if he could find a QB who can stand up for a full season
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9. Andy Reid, Chiefs
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18 years in the Parity League, and only 3 crummy seasons
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10. Gary Kubiak, Broncos
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Nervous Nellie, somehow won a SB, withiout it, he'd be in bottom third
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11. Marvin Harrison, Bengals
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Best coach never to win a Big Game
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12. Jack Del Rio, Raiders
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Unlike the vast majority of his peers, he is not afraid to coach to win
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13. Mike Tomlin, Steelers
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Worst coach ever to win a Super Bowl, has best players in League last 3 years
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14. John Fox, Bears
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Sliding rapidly as he fails in Windy City
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15. Jason Garrett, Cowboys
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Does he have the guts to tell Romo to take a seat on the bench?
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16. Bill O'Brien, Texans
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Good coach, horrible judge of QBs
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17. Dan Quinn, Falcons
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If his feam doesn't fade like it did last year, will shoot up quickly
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18. Jeff Fisher, Rams
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Stale, always manages to beat the Seahawks, though
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19. Rex Ryan, Bills
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Entertaining blowhard, not smart enough to ever win Big
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20. Todd Bowles, Jets
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Dull negro coach
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21. Doug Pederson, Eagles
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Early sample size could be deceiving
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22. Chuck Pagano, Colts
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His teams are soft
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23. Dirk Koetter, Buccaneers
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Will live or die on rapist Jameis Winston
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24. Jay Gruden, Redskins
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Luckiest coach in the League
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25. Mike Mularkey, Titans
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Nondescript coach, gotta stick him somewhere. . .
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26. Chip Kelly, 49ers
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Won't win again until he goes back to college
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27. Ben McAdoo, Giants
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He ain't no Tom Coughlin, nobody will even remember him in 3 years
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28. Hue Jackson, Browns
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With that roster, impossible to tell if he is good or bad
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29. Jim Caldwell, Lions
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Great coach Mon through Saturday, horrible on Sunday
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30. Mike McCoy, Chargers
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Great 58 minute coach
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31. Gus Bradley, Jaguars
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His roster gets better and better, but he never wins more games
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32. Adam Gase, Miami
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Made a mediocre QB worse
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San Francisco +7 at Buffalo: Was it just 3 1/2 years ago Chip Kelly was the *genius* who was going to revolutionize the National Football League? With his HyperSonic No-Huddle Offense and his *quirky* player personnel moves? How did that turn out? Epic fail. Run out of Philadelphia after his offense fizzled and his defensive players quit on him, he landed in San Francisco, where it should have been easy to look like an improvement over the inept Jim Tomsula. . .but at 1-4, with four straight blow-out losses, the 49ers seem even worse. Now *genius* Kelly makes the dumb move all desperate coaches make when they can't figure out how to win: change the quarterback. Blaine Gabbert ought to change his name to Blame Gabbert after being thrown under the bus by Kelly, who now stupidly turns to the failed Colin Kaepernick. Does Kelly really think Kaepernick will suddenly turn back into a Super Bowler, like some frog QB kissed by Jim Harbaugh? No. Kelly knows Kaepernick sucks, that's why he went with Blame Gabbert in the first place. . .but like all desperate losing coaches who play QB roulette, he now pins his hopes on being stupid: maybe I was wrong, maybe QB2 really is better than QB1, and I was just too retarded to see it! So here's the fate of the *genius* Kelly: all his hopes lay in him really being a moron. As for Kaepernick, with his National Anthem antics, he makes a fine sideshow, and has become something of a football anti-hero. . .but he risks tarnishing his BLM cred by going 15 for 30 with 2 INTs. . .throw a pick six, lose the game, and those Kaepernick jerseys will look like clown costumes instead of rebel fashion wear. Man, I mean, just look at the 49ers! Has there ever been an NFL Head Coach/Quarterback combo that featured two bigger oddballs? For Buffalo, Rex Ryan started the year looking like a buffoon with a one way ticket out of the League, but somehow he and his slob DC brother have put together a 3 game winning streak. The Ryan brothers should enjoy this success while they can, for their luck will probably run out as soon as the 49ers leave town. Buffalo.
Baltimore +3 at New York Giants: When the Ravens were 3-0 I said in this venerable football blog they were the worst 3-0 team in the history of the NFL. . .and they've went out the last two weeks and proved it, losing to the Raiders and Redskins. Hell, even John Harbaugh knew the Ravens were a pile of horseshit when they were 3-0. . .he didn't just out of the blue fire faggot and former *genius* OC Marc Trestman. . .he knew his offense was garbage all season, but it took a couple losses to get him to pull the trigger. Will new OC Marty Mornhinweg do any better? Even though *Take The Wind In OT* Marty was one of the NFL's worst head coaches ever, 5-27 in two seasons with Detroit, he has a decent track record as a coordinator with the 49ers and Eagles, and somehow managed to get an offense for Rex Ryan in 2013 to go 8-8 with Geno Smith at QB. . .Hell, he can't be worse than that pussy Trestman. The Giants are 2-3, but probably really ought to be 0-5. . .they got the Cowboys in Week 1, before Dallas' negro wonder rookies got it into gear, and squeaked out a home win over the crappy Saints in Week 2. The bumbling Chargers could easily beat the shit out of both of these teams. Ravens win and become the worst 4-2 team in the history of the League. Baltimore.
Los Angeles +3.5 at Detroit: Two very flawed teams, with the Rams horrible offense matching up against the Lions crippled defense. Dee-troit actually angered their own fans by upsetting unbeaten Philadelphia last week. . .longtime Lions fans were hoping an embarrassing home loss to the Eagles would push Nigger Jim Caldwell out the door, but now it seems they'll have to suffer his uninspiring presence for the rest of the season. Caldwell probably knew he was just minutes from being shit-canned, as he abandoned his normally catatonic sideline demeanor to visibly celebrate as the Lions recovered a gift-of-an-Eagles-Chargers-like-fumble that led to their winning field goal. While Caldwell jumped for joy, Lions fans slumped in despair as the home team's next draft pick in its 59 year rebuilding project slid further down the first round. Los Angeles.
Pittsburgh -7 at Miami: No rookie head coach has done a worse job than Adam Gase, who was supposed to be an offensive *genius*, even though his previous teams' offenses (Denver and Chicago) never looked earth-shattering Unbelievably, the Dolphins actually suck more under Gase than they did under goofy-looking Joe Philbin. Gase was supposed to be a quarterback *guru,* but Ryan Tannehill has never played worse, and the defense is still shitty. . .and I have a feeling Donkeykong Suh is about to snap. . .Ben Roethlisberger may need eyes in the back of his head for this game. Anyway, even though the Steelers under negro head coach Mike Tomlin have a penchant for not showing up against crappy teams, they can still win this game with even the most minimal effort and attention to detail. Pittsburgh.
Atlanta +6 at Seattle: Can the Falcons actually beat the Broncos and Seahawks back-to-back on the road? Win in the toughest stadiums in the League? Yes. Just like the Broncos didn't have an offense to challenge the Falcons weak defense, same with the Seahawks, which means even though the Falcons offense will be slowed a little by the opponent's quality defense, they can still outscore their mediocre counterparts. Dan Quinn beats his old boss. Atlanta.
Dallas +4 at Green Bay: Even though the Packers are 3-1, Aaron Rodgers is still playing like a lovesick faggot. . .and the Packers are just an average team. This game will prove it, as the Cowboys with their negro wonder rookies Prescott and Elliott roll over the Fudge Packers. Dallas.
Ha ha ha! Case Keenum hit about 20 passes in a row, looked like Johnny Unitas. . .then when the game was on the line, he went back to being Case Keenum! Once again, Lions upset their fans by winning. . Keenum is a worse QB than Caldwell is a coach.
ReplyDeleteAnd then there's Colin Kaepernick. . .well, the genius Chip Kelly can't blame Blame Gabbert this week. How do they expect Kaepernick to suddenly be good again? Changing the QB never works. . .
ReplyDeleteKaepernick played so bad, nobody wants him to stand for the anthem. .
ReplyDeleteLosing to Dee-troit and Jim Caldwell apparently was the last straw for Fisher:
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Aaron Rodgers is barely better than Kaepernick right now. . .Cowboys beating the shit out of the Packers!
ReplyDeleteAnd the Mighty Atlanta Falcons are gonna do it. . .win at Denver and Seattle back-to-back. . .Falcons going to the SB, baby!
Oops. . .Falcons blew it. . .Ryan INT and then they fall victim to some home-cookin'. . .zebras look the other way on pass interference. . .at least Quinn got angry about it. Falcons still the class of their division, though.
ReplyDeleteQuinn should have flipped his shit even more than he did, gotten kicked out of the game, flagged, as close as he could get to a suspension as possible.
ReplyDeleteHe still flipped well, but he could have gone further to use that moment, a pass interference that would have been called in the 90's even, to motivate his team the rest of the season.
Knowing Blank, they'll probably file some sort of complaint and leave it there.
NFL zebras are the worst officials in professional sports, BY FAR. . .they definitely uphold the HIERARCHY of teams. . .that call yesterday was the same kind of call (or non-call), that happens to the Lions year after year. . .the zebras go into the game knowing which team *is supposed to win,* and will always aid that team at the critical moment. . .when was the last time the team that was supposed to lose got a controversial last minute call in their favor? The only team I can see this happening against is maybe New England, but with NFL ratings sliding, Goodell may even instruct the zebras to keep them on top at all costs, also. The only types of games the zebras call on the up-and-up are games like Lions-Bears, Tenn-Jax, etc. Toilet Bowl games.
ReplyDeleteBang bang plays are understandable. There are plays where it's amazing the refs got it right because it was so bang bang.
ReplyDeleteBut then there are these kinds of non calls which, in the context of the PI's that have been called, that are impossible to ignore.
In the National Parity League, it doesn't take much to tilt a game with one little call or non-call.
And with the popularity of online gambling and fantasy football stuff, how soon does it come out that some refs, or even entire crews, are paid off?