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Tony Sparano was 11-5 in his first season.
Tony Sparano was 11-5 in his first season.
I bought a french press.
Then why the hell are you always getting on me for blasting Philbin!?Someone would have to look it up, but I think that is pretty damn close to my list.
Then why the hell are you always getting on me for blasting Philbin!?
Someone would have to look it up, but I think that is pretty damn close to my list.
I was actually thinking this as I read it.
I like O'Brien but I feel like Zimmer did just as much with more holes due to injury while putting out fires that AP started.
Set aside the replacement issue as it's difficult for us as fans to be a good judge of who the next great NFL coach will be. If you had the 19th (at best) best coach in the NFL for three seasons and the team made little to no progress overall (7-9, 8-8, 8-8) and collapsed at the end of two seasons to miss the playoffs would you be cool with bringing him back for a fourth year?I only ranked the top 10 I think. Philbin I would put at like 19 on this list.
I get on you for blasting Philbin because you don't have a replacement in mind.
I definitely had Arians higher and Tomlin is not in my top ten.
I like O'Brien but I feel like Zimmer did just as much with more holes due to injury while putting out fires that AP started.
I like O'Brien but I feel like Zimmer did just as much with more holes due to injury while putting out fires that AP started.
I think the Texans roster had average talent but O'brien is getting too much credit. To get a good portion of those wins after the 2-14 season was as easy as doing almost anything at the QB position other than Schaub and Keenum. Any coach would have made changes at that position.
I like to mess with you but I like what O'Brien has done so far. Plus he's very charismatic and intelligent. Having a zombie coach your favorite team for three seasons makes you a lot more envious of teams who have coaches that actually possess the leadership qualities needed to lead and control an NFL team.Ill admit my opinion is slightly jaded after the shit storm of 2013. Watching your barely above .500 coach continue to do the same incorrect thing over and over and over will do that to a fan.
O'Brien is like the complete opposite of Kubiak and something that was needed here for a while.
Set aside the replacement issue as it's difficult for us as fans to be a good judge of who the next great NFL coach will be. If you had the 19th (at best) best coach in the NFL for three seasons and the team made little to no progress overall (7-9, 8-8, 8-8) and collapsed at the end of two seasons to miss the playoffs would you be cool with bringing him back for a fourth year?
I get your replacement point but I don't know how I'm supposed to recognize a good replacement. However, it's not hard to evaluate what Philbin has done as a head coach which is jack shit.
The biggest complaints I can see are one really awful game management fuckup (truly that was bad) and that you don't like his demeanor.
If you can't pick a guy, and I don't blame you for that, at least say what you'd like to see in a coach. I'll tell you what, given the number of coaches (and clowns) the Dolphins have trotted in the last 15 years I bet at least one hits every tickmark you'll name!
Here is what I would want in a Dolphins head coach right now:
- Offensive minded
- Strong QB track record
- Comfortable with multiple systems
- Fiery leader
- Strong player personnel presence
Philbin nails the first three. Falls short in the last two. I look at that list though and I look at realistic potential candidates, and he's better than them. I personally think being a "fiery" guy is oevrrated but that locker room feels like it lacks life, so there is value in it there. The last one is necessary only because your front office is a fucking joke.
I dunno. If Philbin fails this year though the guy I would push for is Chud probably.
I like to mess with you but I like what O'Brien has done so far. Plus he's very charismatic and intelligent. Having a zombie coach your favorite team for three seasons makes you a lot more envious of teams who have coaches that actually possess the leadership qualities needed to lead and control an NFL team.
I hope O'Brien builds off of last season and continues to move in a positive direction. The one thing that worries me about that is the whole QB situation.
Promote the Lazor!
But you are an expert cook! It will be hectic but as long as you enjoy cooking somewhat you'll adjust and be awesome at it. I'm sure you'll have some help getting started. How much school do you have left theoretically?
This will make you feel better. Dolphins coaches career records:
Tony Sparano: 25-23
Joe Philbin: 23-25
Bob Condotta ‏@bcondotta · 47m47 minutes ago
Carroll repeats what said earlier that BJ Daniels will be used as a receiver this year as well as a QB and at both return spots.
This is NeoGAF. I mean we had a thread every day asking why people were being mean to The Order.How many Bloodborne threads does Gaming side need?
This is a good post and I agree with just about all of it. I get where you're coming from. Here's the thing, my biggest complaint with Philbin is not anything that specific, it's this: 7-9, 8-8, 8-8.The biggest complaints I can see are one really awful game management fuckup (truly that was bad) and that you don't like his demeanor.
If you can't pick a guy, and I don't blame you for that, at least say what you'd like to see in a coach. I'll tell you what, given the number of coaches (and clowns) the Dolphins have trotted in the last 15 years I bet at least one hits every tickmark you'll name!
Here is what I would want in a Dolphins head coach right now:
- Offensive minded
- Strong QB track record
- Comfortable with multiple systems
- Fiery leader
- Strong player personnel presence
Philbin nails the first three. Falls short in the last two. I look at that list though and I look at realistic potential candidates, and he's better than them. I personally think being a "fiery" guy is oevrrated but that locker room feels like it lacks life, so there is value in it there. The last one is necessary only because your front office is a fucking joke.
I dunno. If Philbin fails this year though the guy I would push for is Chud probably.
Ultimately most of the criticism of Philbin on this board is not on the field related. It's "the guy is milquetoast" and pointing the finger at him for PP moves.
Personally I think he's an excellent coach ill-suited for head coaching, but right now he is the Dolphins best option if they want Tannehill to be successful.
This is a good post and I agree with just about all of it. I get where you're coming from. Here's the thing, my biggest complaint with Philbin is not anything that specific, it's this: 7-9, 8-8, 8-8.
I also hate how stubborn Philbin is. We've seen this with his refusal to change his coaching staff until he's forced into doing it (Sherman being fired, Coyle STILL being the DC), his refusal to bench abysmal players for backups (usually simply because the backups are younger), and his inability to make adjustments to the gameplan to help the team succeed in the second half of games. Philbin is a smart offensive mind but he's not good at thinking and adjusting on the fly.
The front office situation is weird with Tannebaum coming in but Hickey has done well as a GM so far and they are making a lot of smart moves this offseason. In particular they have found smart ways to shed a lot of the crazy contracts Ireland dished out in his "all in" offseason of 2013.
Also, I don't think I've ever complained about Philbin making bad PP moves. His involvement with FA and the draft seems fairly minor compared to his higher ups.
This is a good post and I agree with just about all of it. I get where you're coming from. Here's the thing, my biggest complaint with Philbin is not anything that specific, it's this: 7-9, 8-8, 8-8.
I also hate how stubborn Philbin is. We've seen this with his refusal to change his coaching staff until he's forced into doing it (Sherman being fired, Coyle STILL being the DC), his refusal to bench abysmal players for backups (usually simply because the backups are younger), and his inability to make adjustments to the gameplan to help the team succeed in the second half of games. Philbin is a smart offensive mind but he's not good at thinking and adjusting on the fly.
The front office situation is weird with Tannebaum coming in but Hickey has done well as a GM so far and they are making a lot of smart moves this offseason. In particular they have found smart ways to shed a lot of the crazy contracts Ireland dished out in his "all in" offseason of 2013.
Also, I don't think I've ever complained about Philbin making bad PP moves. His involvement with FA and the draft seems fairly minor compared to his higher ups.
=)
He really does have that feel of a great coach. Hope he lives up to that.
Lol. Who thought the Texans would win 2-3 games?
"I know he gave up 17 sacks in one quarter but there is also a lot of film showing some great blocks he made."Remember when he wouldn't bench Thomas for Fox even though Thomas was giving up multiple sacks per game, and then when Thomas was hurt and Fox came in he played great for the last two meaningless games of the season?
Good times
What's your degree going to be in if you don't mind me asking?Well in theory I could be done with my Bachelor degree in the summer and then would do a 1 year Master, but I'm looking into an internship which would extend it by another year.
I love to cook, but there is a big difference between cooking and working in a high level kitchen again, so I'm a bit nervous about it. Also I'm happy in the Apple Store as a salesman, so changing jobs isn't even necessary. I don't know man
This is NeoGAF. I mean we had a thread every day asking why people were being mean to The Order.
Today is not a good day.
Time to drink more cofy
I skipped the coffee and went straight to beer after my early class.
Great decision.
This is a good post and I agree with just about all of it. I get where you're coming from. Here's the thing, my biggest complaint with Philbin is not anything that specific, it's this: 7-9, 8-8, 8-8.
I also hate how stubborn Philbin is. We've seen this with his refusal to change his coaching staff until he's forced into doing it (Sherman being fired, Coyle STILL being the DC), his refusal to bench abysmal players for backups (usually simply because the backups are younger), and his inability to make adjustments to the gameplan to help the team succeed in the second half of games. Philbin is a smart offensive mind but he's not good at thinking and adjusting on the fly.
The front office situation is weird with Tannebaum coming in but Hickey has done well as a GM so far and they are making a lot of smart moves this offseason. In particular they have found smart ways to shed a lot of the crazy contracts Ireland dished out in his "all in" offseason of 2013.
Also, I don't think I've ever complained about Philbin making bad PP moves. His involvement with FA and the draft seems fairly minor compared to his higher ups.
Have an Irish Coffee.
I don't like the Mike Pettine ranking. They list out all the things that he had to deal with, say it's amazing he got us to 7-9 then rank him second last.
But then again this is a coach ranking, I'll forget about it in 5 minutes.
Consistency is only good when you are consistently good. It's easy for you to say when your major points of reference are Tomlin and Cowher.Personally I think being stubborn is a good thing. Can't say I remember the last coach who had a roulette wheel at any position that was successful. Coaching is like investing - consistency is key.
My god Romo's cap hit is $28m this year. http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/rankings/
Holy fuck, I can't even begin to express how badly I would love to listen to Tom Coughlin talk about and attempt to understand millennial:
Tom Rock ‏@TomRock_Newsday
Coughlin said he and Giants did a sociological study on millenials to better understand the generation of players now coming into the NFL.
What's your degree going to be in if you don't mind me asking?
Why did you take the cooking job? I'm guessing milch's theory was correct about you not wanting to sell Apple Watches.
NFL owners have passed the rule proposal banning the use of ineligable receivers like the Patriots did in the AFC divisional playoffs.--Ravens Twitter