NFL Head Coach Power Rankings

[polamalubeast]

http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/09000d5d82849b56?module=HP11_cp

[Count Steeler]

Here come all the BS rankings. Best QB, best coach, best RB, best blade of grass, etc.

[ALLD]

I would rank Whiz higher.

[SteelGhost]

Here come all the BS rankings. Best QB, best coach, best RB, best blade of grass, etc.

Just like every year Count :chuckle:

[Godfather]

Coughlin should be ahead of Bellycheat. He beat Bellycheat in the Super Bowl twice and is able to win without cheating.

[Polamalu Princess]

humph..

[tube517]

Hairball no.5 ?? Fisher is a better coach than that whiner.

[BnG_Hevn]

The true test of a head coach's worth is whether or not he could retire (be available) and be able to write his own ticket with the team of his choice.

If Belicheat were available, would he be able to do that with any of the teams that had HC positions this off-season?

I honestly don't see it.

If I were the owner of the Bengals / Browns and Belicheat AND Brady were available, I'd seriously pass on them both. I'd pick Cowher and Manning over those two in half a heartbeat. Or Parcells for the matter.

[steelreserve]

Let me guess - Belichoke #1, whoever's coaching the Packers #2, Coughlin #3, Tomlin something like 10th. I don't think I even need to click the link.

[BnG_Hevn]

Tomlin is 4th but otherwise you're on.

[suitanim]

Coughlin should be ahead of Bellycheat. He beat Bellycheat in the Super Bowl twice and is able to win without cheating.

Yeah, WTF? These things are retarded to begin with, but two times Coughlin has taken the underdog in and beaten Belicheat on the very biggest stage possible. I think they should figure in the lousy trash winning percentage of like .440 Belicheat compiled with the Browns before he started taking the low road. That would probably solidify his position at about number 15...

[The Patriot]

Yeah, WTF? These things are retarded to begin with, but two times Coughlin has taken the underdog in and beaten Belicheat on the very biggest stage possible. I think they should figure in the lousy trash winning percentage of like .440 Belicheat compiled with the Browns before he started taking the low road. That would probably solidify his position at about number 15...

#15 now? Slick Billy must be moving up in your book.

[suitanim]

#15 now? Slick Billy must be moving up in your book.

15th is about right. He's never won a super bowl (not legitimately). He was 36-44 before he started cheating. He most probably really started ramping up his cheating in 2004, because 2000-2003 his record was a very pedestrian 25-23. I'd say on a level playing field he's probably an above-average coach, probably a .550 type of coach. He has some advantages, namely Weiss' offense (Erhardt-Perkins) and a good QB to run it.