The Rains of Green Bay

[pbmax]

The last time LaFluer, McVay and Shananhan all were together on the same team, that team went 4-12, or the such. They haven’t won shit.

J-Mac is a winner and a champion.

Only five (well one) teams can play in the AFC Least.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Only five (well one) teams can play in the AFC Least.

Sure, the Pats played cupcakes in their division. But they still have to beat the big boys at the dance. The century is less than 2 decades old, and they’ve already been to 8 Super Bowls.

That ain’t no fluke.

[pbmax]

Sure, the Pats played cupcakes in their division. But they still have to beat the big boys at the dance. The century is less than 2 decades old, and they’ve already been to 8 Super Bowls.

That ain’t no fluke.

Not a fluke at all. But made easier by generational incompetence.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Not a fluke at all. But made easier by generational incompetence.

It’s not Belichick’s fault that Todd was too busy and too incompetent with that draft and develop bullshit. It’s not Belichick’s fault that McCarthy was too stupid and scared to finish off Seattle in the Bostick game.

5 Super Bowls so far this century. That’s mores than the Packers have won in it’s entire existence.

Shoulda hired J-Mac.

[mraynrand]

Kraft-Belicheat-Brady. I just don't think it's anywhere near easy to reconstruct something like that. Ask Dan Marino what he thinks.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Kraft-Belicheat-Brady. I just don't think it's anywhere near easy to reconstruct something like that. Ask Dan Marino what he thinks.

Wolf/Favre/Walrus went to 2 Super Bowls in the 90's. Wolf pretty much preached Belichickism. The only reason it's not called Wolfism is b/c they fired Sherman the GM for utilizing Belichickism before he could win multiple Super Bowls.

Belichickism works best with an elite QB.

[mraynrand]

The only reason it's not called Wolfism is b/c they fired Sherman the GM for utilizing Belichickism before he could win multiple Super Bowls.

lol

[pbmax]

lol

I know I will always treasure the Super Bowl heralding signing of Na'il Diggs to a big contract because the Eagles were about the steal him.

[Bretsky]

Kraft-Belicheat-Brady. I just don't think it's anywhere near easy to reconstruct something like that. Ask Dan Marino what he thinks.

McDaniels is part of this equation as well; his innovation and modifying the offense on an annual basis is Genius Jr like

[pbmax]

McDaniels is part of this equation as well; his innovation and modifying the offense on an annual basis is Genius Jr like

Serious question: how do you know what he is responsible for versus Belichick? Or the line coach?

[mraynrand]

Serious question: how do you know what he is responsible for versus Belichick? Or the line coach?

stop asking questions that require people to think rationally.

[Bretsky]

Serious question: how do you know what he is responsible for versus Belichick? Or the line coach?

Saying he's "part" of the equation as the offensive coordinator is a captain obvious statement. And I'm only going off of things I read; which may or may not be accurate. Do you have something different ?

How do you know he's not completely responsible for the annual offensive plan pending Hoody's approval ?

Ya, maybe it's something in between. Neither of us are there Hence "part"

[Bretsky]

stop asking questions that require people to think rationally.

Rational thought would be the OC had serious input into the modification of the offense.

[pbmax]

Saying he's "part" of the equation as the offensive coordinator is a captain obvious statement. And I'm only going off of things I read; which may or may not be accurate. Do you have something different ?

How do you know he's not completely responsible for the annual offensive plan pending Hoody's approval ?

Ya, maybe it's something in between. Neither of us are there Hence "part"

Because the last guy to redo the offense was Charlie Weis. Now maybe Bill has gotten better at keeping a lid on things, but I have never read about McDaniels himself being the innovator. He could be, but the track record points to BB.

[mraynrand]

Rational thought would be the OC had serious input into the modification of the offense.

I'm open to persuasion. I'm going on the success of BB coordinators as head coaches. Happy to look at other sources.

Sorry if I offend - sometimes on this particular issue I keep thinking APB is on the other end.