LIST EM. TOP 5 COACHES in the NFL

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[bearsfan_51]

Originally Posted by MasterShake

Actually I have a PhD in microbiology and do research at a top 10 hospital in the US, so feel free to shoot me your resume and maybe you can tech for me. And the question was rhetorical, an undergrad degree in the biological sciences isn't very useful and I could care less where you got it. Finally, if you read my first post you would know you don't irk or annoy me...you amuse me. Thanks.

If you could care less, then you actually care some. You mean to say that you couldn't care less.

Work on your grammar, doctor.

[MasterShake]

Originally Posted by bearsfan_51

If you could care less, then you actually care some. You mean to say that you couldn't care less.

Work on your grammar, doctor.

Haha...thanks for the tip!

But I really meant that I DO care a lot and I'm very impressed that he went to a top 40 undergrad, which he conveniently let us know when asked the question "Do you train people?".

[killxswitch]

Not that anybody cares at this point, but

- Jim Harbaugh, and specifically not John Harbaugh
- Bill Belicheat, even though I hate his rotten guts
- Chucky P/Bruce Arians, 2-14 to 11-5 and playoffs, come ON
- Pete Carroll, yeah everyone hates him but he is a very good motivator and I'm impressed with what he's done w/that roster
- Sean Payton, look how bad New Orleans was without him. Sure there is more to it than just that, but I think it was the biggest factor.

Other notables:

- Coughlin has 2 rings but didn't get it done this year
- Fox is a good coach but he's in a great situation
- McCarthy is a great coach but the team weaknesses have been the team weaknesses for a while now. Bad start to the season, too.
- Marvin Lewis needs to prove it more, but he's made strides for sure
- Jeff Fisher might make this list next year, I like the direction of the Rams

also, ON vanilla ice cream protein is the best of the best of the best.

[PackerLegend]

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[AntoinCD]

I have been working out twice a day, eating 5 small meals a day including high fibre food, berries and greens. However I have seen no definitive results. This has been going on from the first day of the year. Is there anything i can do to speed this process up?

[TitleTown088]

[SuperPacker]

1, Jim Hargaugh
2. Petevcarroll
3. Bill B
4. Romeo crennell
5. Me

[BloodBrother]

tip of the day

it's never a bad time for bacon(real bacon, not that turkey bacon ********)

[Swoll_Cat]

Originally Posted by MasterShake

Actually I have a PhD in microbiology and do research at a top 10 hospital in the US, so feel free to shoot me your resume and maybe you can tech for me. And the question was rhetorical, an undergrad degree in the biological sciences isn't very useful and I could care less where you got it. Finally, if you read my first post you would know you don't irk or annoy me...you amuse me. Thanks.

you've definitely done did it with the research. a recluse who gram stains all day is most definitely what my generation aspires to become when they're old as **** like you masterd1ckshake. who stops going to school after 4 years anyways? not me

tip of the day
not growing?
shut up and squat

[J-Mike88]

Originally Posted by Eazy Picks

1. bellichick - easy choice

2. Harbaugh bros - yep collectively share the 2 spot. crazy stat, they have both taken their team to at least the 2nd round of the playoffs in every year of their collective playoff careers. lets see if they can keep it going.

3. McCarthy - hes done a great job in green bay amid a lot of craziness

4. Coughlin - 2 amazing SB runs, needs to get his team to play with more consistency

5. Mike Smith - even without the playoff wins, you have to respect what hes done in Atlanta

I would put Coughlin ahead of McCarthy for sure. He beat him in the playoffs twice, both as underdogs, on the road, in a season in which the Giants had already lost to the Packers.

I think Mike Smith should be way lower though.

[MasterShake]

Originally Posted by Swoll_Cat

you've definitely done did it with the research. a recluse who gram stains all day is most definitely what my generation aspires to become when they're old as **** like you masterd1ckshake. who stops going to school after 4 years anyways? not me

You are really grasping at straws here with the insults...

I'm 32 and not even close a recluse. Just get Swoll up to fill that empty part of your soul where your personality should be.

Was nice chatting and you really impressed me, but I'm done ******** on you now.

[yo123]

my degree could beat up your degree.

[PackerLegend]

Why don't you answer are questions cat

[DBNYDP]

[prock]

I learned to read when I was four so I win this thread.

[Iamcanadian]

Originally Posted by killxswitch

Not that anybody cares at this point, but

- Jim Harbaugh, and specifically not John Harbaugh
- Bill Belicheat, even though I hate his rotten guts
- Chucky P/Bruce Arians, 2-14 to 11-5 and playoffs, come ON
- Pete Carroll, yeah everyone hates him but he is a very good motivator and I'm impressed with what he's done w/that roster
- Sean Payton, look how bad New Orleans was without him. Sure there is more to it than just that, but I think it was the biggest factor.

Other notables:

- Coughlin has 2 rings but didn't get it done this year
- Fox is a good coach but he's in a great situation
- McCarthy is a great coach but the team weaknesses have been the team weaknesses for a while now. Bad start to the season, too.
- Marvin Lewis needs to prove it more, but he's made strides for sure
- Jeff Fisher might make this list next year, I like the direction of the Rams

also, ON vanilla ice cream protein is the best of the best of the best.

Both Harboughs, Baltimore is a team leaking at its seams with an awful lot of age creeping in, along with injuries. - He had the guts with San Fran to make a QB change on a winning team at mid season.

BB 5 SB asppearances, what more could you want. Has completely rebuilt the Patriots but the team still remains very competitive.

Coughlin has made the Giants one of the most feared teams in the league.

Sean Payton showed how important a HC is.

Other possibilities:
Pete Carroll - Knocking on the door
Jeff Fisher - Made the Rams competitive immediately
John Fox - Could win the SB
Mike Shanahan - Intoduced a perfect offense for RG111
Leslie Frazier - A playoff team with a true franchise QB, not an easy thing to accomplish
Mike Smith - 2 twelve win seasons, just needs a deep run in the playoffs to move up
Mike Tomlin - injuries derailed season but team is a threat every year.

Questionable:
Mike McCarthy - Hasn't done a thing defensively to improve his team.
Marvin Lewis - Handicapped by cheap owner who has a tight wallet but needs a playoff victory to really move up.
Lovie Smith - will make the team that signs him competitive immediately.
Andy Reid - ditto
Pagano/Arians - With all the emotion gone, I'll have to see how well they do without it, in 2013

[jsagan77]

It's harder than what we make out. Great coaches seem to be tied to great QB's so there's a lot of ambiguity there. See Caldwell in Indy. On the Brink of undefeated with Peyton and a SB birth then last place W/O him. Guys like Holmgren, Gibbs, Vermiel, Schotty, Parcells, Shanny, etc seem to be good leaders and have led multiple teams to the playoffs.

There are some coaches who seem to get it done regardless and some who need a HOF QB to help them achieve greatness. I'm not saying that BB, McCarthy, etc aren't good coaches, I'm just saying that a lot of the equation with a lot of coaches these days seem to be predicated with top QB play.

That said my list looks like this:

1. BB
2. Peyton
3. Shanahan
4. Fox
5. McCarthy

(Tomlin and Carrol are close though).


Just my take.

[jrdrylie]

Chan Gailey
Romeo Crennel
Norv Turner
Ken Whisenhunt
Pat Shurmur

[Rosebud]

So I'm getting ready to go out, and while brushing my teeth I find this thread. I don't even...

[Forenci]

ATL just found his best friend.

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[FUNBUNCHER]

GQ = *** *****.

No ****.

Just had a late '80s elementary school flashback.

[Donno]

This is now my signature in memoriam of this thread.

[jrdrylie]

Originally Posted by FUNBUNCHER

GQ = *** *****.

No ****.

Just had a late '80s elementary school flashback.

GQ stands for *** *****? I did not know that. I always thought calling someone a *** ***** wasn't an insult at all. Because a ***** is a guy who likes guys. But then you add ***, which makes it opposite. So a *** ***** is just a guy who likes girls. Not really an insult if you ask me.

[Simply Keak]

Originally Posted by bearsfan_51

Oh hi Keak. Welcome back for the 500th time.

huh?

I haven't been back for a few months now lol.