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Basic point; missed field goals and turnover luck in playoff games might have prevented Schottenheimer from outstripping Coughlin's accomplishments.
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Basic point; missed field goals and turnover luck in playoff games might have prevented Schottenheimer from outstripping Coughlin's accomplishments.Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow. -
Good read and thought-provoking.
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I always really liked Marty Schottenheimer as a coach, especially back when he was with the Browns. Maybe it's because I like his defense-first style, and his belief in running the ball and controlling the clock. So i always thought he didn't get enough credit, and now this article supports that idea.
But in truth, the game can no longer be played the way he coached it. It's a passing league, so I'm glad we have MM with his understanding of the NFL today, even though he makes me uncomfortable when he calls for a pass on third and two."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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But I don't blame him for giving the ball to his best player rather than the RB in those situations in the past. I hope Benson can help put an end to that trend - providing the goof can hold onto the ball. His fumblitis makes me nervous.Originally posted by Fritz View PostComment
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Wait, do people actually think Coughlin is a better coach than Schottenheimer?Comment
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