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So...Did the game pass them by while they were away?
Bill Parcels, Dallas Cowboys: 3-7
Joe Gibbs, Washington Redskins: 3-7 Dick Vermeil, Kansas City Chiefs: 3-6 All are coaches who were extremely successful, took time away from the game for one reason or another, then returned... :shrug: |
DV wasn't gone that long. The jury is still out on him, IMO (I realize there is much disagreement with this).
Same with Gibbs, he hasn't even completed his first season, and he has a mess from the previous coach to clean up. To judge him this soon is bullshit. |
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Gibbs - who knew Brunell would go from hero to zero in an instant. I'd take their D in a heartbeat. DV - who the f@ck knows? My head hurts. |
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After how many years? It's not liek Spurrier was there for only one season. He was there long enough to have an impact. But even if your assertion is true, that still leaves you with no basis to question Gibbs' ability to coach at this juncture. |
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I'd say NO .
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Both Peyton Manning's and Troy Aikman's rookie seasons were a mess by your standards, but not by the standards of those in the know. |
Bill Parcels: "You are what you are."
Is he in the know? |
DV was away from coaching for quite awhile. What...15-20 years? Long enough to pass him by. Although he is a .500 coach.
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Put it this way. If you had the choice, would you prefer to be sitting the ER with a life threatening disease that has all the doctors stumped, or with a burst appendix that needs to be removed? |
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The first time, and then he came back and won Super Bowl. Before coming to the Chiefs I believe he was only away a year (maybe two). |
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