Belichick--Coach of the Year

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by wiphan

Lovie was a close 2nd in my voting, but Childress won out! Anyone who can have #1 run defense, Adrian Peterson (ROY) and Chester Taylor at running back, etc and finish a solid 8-8 to miss the playoffs wins in my book! All Lovie did was take a sb team and let them finish 7-9. Both miss the playoffs and don't get a high draft pick. I couldn't be happier!

In all seriousness, Romeo or McCarthy would have been a better choice. McCarthy is better solely for his last name.

Although it is hard to argue against Adrian Peterson for ROY, Joe Thomas sure helped turn aroung the browns. I believe he is one of the biggest reasons for their turnaround

I guess that's really my point..Romeo or even Youngblood would be good, but not Belichick

Jeff Fisher

[ddthetide]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Jeff Fisher

beat me to it. the titans don't belong in the playoffs but might be better without young at qb.

[ninetoone]

Del Rio was no slouch either

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

Romeo...where are thou?

[Cannon Shell]

When you go 16-0 you are the coach of the year. Who possibly did a better job than a guy whose team didn't lose?

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

When you go 16-0 you are the coach of the year. Who possibly did a better job than a guy whose team didn't lose?

That's true. It's not like Randy Moss or Stallworth could've gone elsewhere for lots more money. Oh wait....

[wiphan]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

When you go 16-0 you are the coach of the year. Who possibly did a better job than a guy whose team didn't lose?

He took a veteran team and improved them from a 12-4 record last year in a terrible division that had 12 total wins between all 3 teams and made them 16-0. I think taking the youngest team in football from 8-8 last year to 13-3 is more deserving.