36-44 in Cleveland. 5-11 his last season.
Totally awesome.
Documented why. Owner hell bent on leaving.
New England: 5-11 his first season. 0-2 before Brady the next season.
Totally awesome.
You know what he did with Brady? He played him.
Even when Bledsoe came back healthy that year, and everyone was pressuring Belichick to play Bledsoe in that Super Bowl.
Belichick recognized the talent, and he made one hell of a difficult decision.
Parcells, on the other hand, stuck with Bledsoe until he had no choice.
Even Bledsoe said in training camp he didn't want Romo to see the field, because he didn't think he'd (Bledsoe) get his job back.
Parcells the dinosaur didn't want to make the switch until the season was on the brink.
And then, once we got to the playoffs... he coached his usual, out dated, scared gameplan.
And subsequently quit instead of trying to win with a stud at QB.
Again... facts.