arbitrary criteria for winning is fun. set the line at the spot that suits your argument best.....profit.
Arbitrary criteria for winning. lol
Are you suggesting that divisional titles and/or playoff wins is an unfair measuring stick?
arbitrary criteria for winning is fun. set the line at the spot that suits your argument best.....profit.
Arbitrary criteria for winning. lol
Are you suggesting that divisional titles and/or playoff wins is an unfair measuring stick?
It does not minimize what Parcells did by having Belicheck on his staff...building a great coaching staff is not a bad thing.
I think Whitlock is insinuating that Parcells "system" is in place in KC, with people that learned under him. Therefore he is in large part responsible for their failure as well.
Arbitrary criteria for winning. lol
Are you suggesting that divisional titles and/or playoff wins is an unfair measuring stick?
arbitrary doesn't mean unfair. parcells took every team he's been with to the playoffs. bellichick has only taken one, and he's only"won" with brady, one of the greatest qbs ever. is that unfair, no, bit it is arbitrary and ultimately a meaningless argument that is meant to denigrate the accomplishments of great coaches by idiots with an axe to grind.
whitlocks piece really falls apart with the kc idea, where parcellls gets no credit for what pioli did in new england but plenty of blame for the mess in kc, a mess that made the playoffs last season and is one game under..500 despite losing their feature back. didn't they lose berry, too?
this piece, and anyone who thinks it is any good or makes a cogent point, is retarded.
parcells took every team he's been with to the playoffs.
bellichick has only taken one,
bit it is arbitrary and ultimately a meaningless argument that is meant to denigrate the accomplishments of great coaches by idiots with an axe to grind.
Okay, but he still has no playoff wins or division titles without Belichek.
I guess.
You know, if you're totally ignoring that whole 11-5 Cleveland Browns team that he led to the playoffs, despite Modell trying desperately to bankrupt and relocate the team.
lol
We'll agree to disagree then.
But the facts remain... Parcells could never win without little Bill. Meanwhile, little Bill has had incredible success without Parcells.
Cool, huh?
On the other hand, who knows what would have happen or how it would've changed things if Tony doesn't fumble that snap against the Seahawks.
We would've taken a 2 point lead, and handed the Seahawks the ball with about 1:30 left on the clock, with the then hottest kicker in the league in Josh Brown (who had kicked I think four 50 yard plus game winning field goals for the Seahawks that year), coupled with our Zimmer-led defense who had a propensity for letting teams drive late in games, surrendering wins.
But if you want to play the what if game... so be it. Doesn't change what DID happen.