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Originally Posted by whoman69
Normally when hiring a coach you want to go 180 on the previous coach's temperment if that coach didn't work out. Its also best to go to the other side of the ball, so we're back to a coach with a defensive background. Most Super Bowl level HCs have a history of being a pro coordinator. Only Coughlin and Vermeil haven't followed that path in the last 15 years. Being a retread HC isn't necessarily bad as long as that coach has not won a Super Bowl.
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How many super bowl winning coaches have gone on to coach another team? How many years did those coaches continue to coach without a championship? How many years do non-superbowl-winning coaches have to coach, on average, before winning their first championship?
The idea that we shouldn't hire a coach who already has a superbowl because there have never been any to repeat with another team is flawed, IMO, because of the small sample size.