Reflecting Back on Head Coaches...
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note: this is asswipe buttichek AFTER he flubbed with the Browns
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Buttchek can't figure out how to hold a mic.
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Buttichek's team couldn't muster one point vs the Bills...
ohhh, pouty loser
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Those were the good ol days when the BROWNS were a dominating force to deal with. Sam's years with the Kardiac Kids era with Brian Sipe , Greg and Mike Pruitt, Ozzie, and on defense we had Clay Matthews, Lyle Alzado, Etc.
Marty's era was even better, rookie Bernie Kosar , Kevin Mack, Ernest Byner, and veteran ozzie, and on defense we had mean and nasty Eddie Johnson, Bob Golic, Mike Johnson, Clay Matthews, Hanford Dixon, and Frank Minnifield who created our now infamous end zone fan club, The DAWG POUND.
I wished the Browns would have stayed in Cleveland, there was no telling how many Super Bowls this franchise could have gone to if it was given a chance.
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Marty definitely outsmarted himself in the playoffs, but he did bring a plan and a winning culture.
"The Drive" game, Marty made 3 huge coaching errors: 1) taking Dave Puzzoli off the field after he sacked Elway 2) the prevent on 3rd & 19 3) handing to Fontenot on 3rd & 2 in OT.
In Marty's defense, we never really had a great pass rush to go along with a fantastic secondary.
Belichick,he definitely learned from his mistakes here. Too bad Art did what he did, because BB seemed to have it going in the right direction in 1994.
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Sam was our Bum Phillips... the HC who could inspire average players to produce at levels far exceeding their ability. Both were HCs that players loved and for whom they played like they would rather die than than disappoint. Pretty rare breed... I can only think of a couple others including George Allen and Marv Levy... and maybe Blanton Collier. Collier wasn't "visible" enough to know for sure, but "players' coach" was how he was billed when he replaced Paul Brown.
Why Marty would go into a shell in big games with a lead will always be a mystery. That said, I wonder how many times he did so and ended up with a win that there were that went unnoticed since "we won". I do know that in one game when he did not have that option we came within a fumble of one of the great comebacks in playoff history.
And then there's Bill... the GOAT that has set himself atop the HC field in my book... and many others... and he got his start with us. Yup... among other moves I cursed the labeling of our beloved QB as having "diminished talents" at the time, but one of us proved to be right and it was not me.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Sam was our Bum Phillips... the HC who could inspire average players to produce at levels far exceeding their ability. Both were HCs that players loved and for whom they played like they would rather die than than disappoint. Pretty rare breed... I can only think of a couple others including George Allen and Marv Levy... and maybe Blanton Collier. Collier wasn't "visible" enough to know for sure, but "players' coach" was how he was billed when he replaced Paul Brown.
Why Marty would go into a shell in big games with a lead will always be a mystery. That said, I wonder how many times he did so and ended up with a win that there were that went unnoticed since "we won". I do know that in one game when he did not have that option we came within a fumble of one of the great comebacks in playoff history.
And then there's Bill... the GOAT that has set himself atop the HC field in my book... and many others... and he got his start with us. Yup... among other moves I cursed the labeling of our beloved QB as having "diminished talents" at the time, but one of us proved to be right and it was not me.
Sam was our Bum Phillips... the HC who could inspire average players to produce at levels far exceeding their ability. Both were HCs that players loved and for whom they played like they would rather die than than disappoint. Pretty rare breed... I can only think of a couple others including George Allen and Marv Levy... and maybe Blanton Collier. Collier wasn't "visible" enough to know for sure, but "players' coach" was how he was billed when he replaced Paul Brown.
Why Marty would go into a shell in big games with a lead will always be a mystery. That said, I wonder how many times he did so and ended up with a win that there were that went unnoticed since "we won". I do know that in one game when he did not have that option we came within a fumble of one of the great comebacks in playoff history.
And then there's Bill... the GOAT that has set himself atop the HC field in my book... and many others... and he got his start with us. Yup... among other moves I cursed the labeling of our beloved QB as having "diminished talents" at the time, but one of us proved to be right and it was not me.
Bill? The GOAT of Browns HCs? What kind of a statement is that? Ever hear of a guy named Paul Brown?
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Should have kept Bellicheck losers!
Also shouldn't have moved to shitville Baltimore..But it's all water near a bridge am I right?
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