I’m a Colts and Giants fan (Manning-family fan basically) so there’s more of a bias against these two head coaches for me.

and I think that for

1) Belichick is by far the best head coach this season (definitely top 10 coaches ever)

2) Mike Shanahan is also a very good head coach. He’s more of an offensive minded head coach, but that works when you can beat Brees in a shootout with a rookie quarterback. Griffin is good, but so is that Shanahan play calling.

Gregg Williams should have been the head coach. His defense was always in the top 10. Or defensive coordinator now just blitzes everybody on every 3rd down. No scheme, no strategy, no purpose. Haslett doesn’t have a clue. From top 10 to 31st with all the same players says it all.
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They say hindsight’s 20-20, so it must take someone really special to be completely blind in hindsight.

I’m guessing your under 14 years old, so I’m going to take it easy on you. Being a terrible human being aside, you understand how monumentally ruined the Redskins franchise would be right now if Gregg Williams had been made head coach, right? Stupid question: clearly you don’t.

First of all, if Gregg Williams had been the head coach, the Redskins would not have a head coach right now, he would probably be permanently banned from the NFL. Also the best defensive players on the team would almost certainly be suspended for the season. Additionally, say goodbye to a potential franchise quarterback, they would probably be starting Brandon Weeden right now: without the second round pick the Saints lost in the bounty scandal, the Redskins would not have had the ammunition to trade up for Robert Griffin.

On top of that, yes, the Redskins went from the no. 10 defense in the league to no. 31 after the switch to Haslett, but that was due to a switch from the 4-3 to the 3-4, a scheme they really did not have the personnel to run yet.

But what really “says it all” is that they jumped back up from 31 to 13, the next year, after acquiring the right players to fit in a 3-4 system. As for blitzing on every third down, that was literally Gregg Williams specialty, so that’s more or less a complete non-issue.

And for a guy with no clue, no strategy and no purpose, Haslett must be really, really lucky, considering that the Redskins were tenth in the league in both sacks and turnovers in 2011.

I guess, in summary, my central message here is: you’ve got to be kidding me.

Also, Bellicheck’s tight ends will have a field day against him.

The Patriots are not looking for any guys who demand to have their butts kissed as a prerequisite to signing with them.

If that’s the “me-first” diva entitlement mentality that you’re carrying around, then it’s a fair bet that the Patriots would not want you there after all.

As BB would say: “That’s not what we’re looking for”.

“…I seriously doubt he would fit in with the “Patriot Way” anyways. I’m sure BB already knew that.”
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Because that “Way” requires extensive knowledge of zoom lenses, f-stops and clandestine filming techniques as pioneered by Allen Funt.

one down.. 15 to go Laron…you were the catalyst.

His talent is undeniable. His brain is the size of a walnut.

Mike Shanahan 2 Superbowls

Laron Landry 0 Superbowls

i remember him now. always getting burnt, wanting to act like big man on campus by hitting someone. unfortunately it was after a big play that he got burnt on. stupid personal fouls at the worst time

whats the odds oin vegas on how many games he plays before hes hurt??? if over/under is 6. im taking the under