Coach Rumor
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If it is real, I'd take him in a heartbeat...
Coaches winning a Super Bowl with second team? Really? Thats your expectations for a new HC?
Ill take a wild card birth...
If it is real, I'd take him in a heartbeat...
Coaches winning a Super Bowl with second team? Really? Thats your expectations for a new HC?
Ill take a wild card birth...
No coach has ever won a Super Bowl with two teams. ONLY Weeb Ewbank has won NFL/AFL/AAFC titles with more than one team.
A few coaches have won with one team and lost with another:
Don Shula...won with Dolphins, lost with Colts
Mike Holmgren...won with Packers, lost with Seahawks
Bill Parcells...won with Giants, lost with Patriots
finger Vermeil...won with Rams, lost with Eagles
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Also, just FYI...coaches that have lost the most playoff games without ever having won one:
Marvin Lewis: a record 0-7 in postseason play.
Jim Mora Sr. was 0-6
Buddy Ryan and Allie Sherman 0-3
Guys that lost the most postseason games overall?
Don Shula 17 losses ....but also 19 wins
Tom Landry 16 losses...but 20 wins
Marty Schottenheimer 13 losses....but only 5 wins.
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Post the link. I can't find anything on this. I call shenanigans.
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It should always be the expectation should it not? Otherwise, why bother? Point being....coaches who have won a super bowl basically never win one again with a different team. It just doesn't happen.
I don't want Sean Peyton. I want the next Sean Peyton. Whoever that guy is. Young and hungry to be a head coach not a rich old guy resting on his laurels from winning a super bowl somewhere else (see Holmgren, Mike Cleveland Browns if you need a reference.).
Basically... but you're saying it's possible right? You can say the same thing for QBs. Would you take Aaron Rodgers on our team? Drew Brees? Nobody has won a super bowl on 2 different teams like Peyton Manning.
Basically... but you're saying it's possible right? You can say the same thing for QBs. Would you take Aaron Rodgers on our team? Drew Brees? Nobody has won a super bowl on 2 different teams like Peyton Manning.
Different situation entirely. Sure I'd take Brees or Rodgers or Brady or hell..Eli Manning at this point. Franchise QB's don't switch teams after they've won a super bowl. It just doesn't happen and if it does, it's when the career is pretty much over. Peyton being the exception, but his career was pretty much toast when the Broncos signed him and he played well enough not to lose games and the defense carried the team.
Coaches leave to go other places and the teams and fans think they're bringing in a super bowl winner because he's done it before somewhere else but it doesn't work out that way. The hunger isn't there as much to do it the 2nd time.
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I agree. I don't see him leaving New Orleans. But no, I wouldn't want him. Same question as always....how many coaches have won a super bowl or NFL championship with 2 different teams? It ain't a long list.
I want the next Sean Peyton. Find that guy and make him our new coach.
The Rams got him.
The Rams got him.
They did. But there's probably another one out there somewhere. Just have to trust the nerds to find him.
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ESPN Cleveland are reporting an interesting rumor circulating around the NFL that the Browns next coach could be Sean Peyton ......... I don't see that happening but if it did would you be happy ?
ESPN Cleveland are reporting an interesting rumor circulating around the NFL that the Browns next coach could be Sean Peyton ......... I don't see that happening but if it did would you be happy ?
I like to look at the backgrounds in these rumors......and what's more fun than rumors especially with BROWNS football......he does have Midwest roots:
Career information High school: Naperville (IL) Central College: Eastern Illinois Undrafted: 1987 Career history As player: - Chicago Bruisers (1987)
- Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987)
- Ottawa Rough Riders (1987)
- Chicago Bears (1987)
- Leicester Panthers (1988)
As coach: -
San Diego State (1988–1989)
Offensive assistant -
Indiana State (1990–1991)
Running backs coach & wide receivers coach -
San Diego State (1992–1993)
Running backs coach -
Miami (OH) (1994–1995)
Offensive coordinator -
Illinois (1996)
Quarterbacks coach
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
ESPN Cleveland are reporting an interesting rumor circulating around the NFL that the Browns next coach could be Sean Peyton ......... I don't see that happening but if it did would you be happy ?
I like to look at the backgrounds in these rumors......and what's more fun than rumors especially with BROWNS football......he does have Midwest roots:
Career information High school: Naperville (IL) Central College: Eastern Illinois Undrafted: 1987 Career history As player: - Chicago Bruisers (1987)
- Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987)
- Ottawa Rough Riders (1987)
- Chicago Bears (1987)
- Leicester Panthers (1988)
As coach: -
San Diego State (1988–1989)
Offensive assistant -
Indiana State (1990–1991)
Running backs coach & wide receivers coach -
San Diego State (1992–1993)
Running backs coach -
Miami (OH) (1994–1995)
Offensive coordinator -
Illinois (1996)
Quarterbacks coach
I like to look at the backgrounds in these rumors......and what's more fun than rumors especially with BROWNS football......he does have Midwest roots:
Career information High school: Naperville (IL) Central College: Eastern Illinois Undrafted: 1987 Career history As player: - Chicago Bruisers (1987)
- Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987)
- Ottawa Rough Riders (1987)
- Chicago Bears (1987)
- Leicester Panthers (1988)
As coach: -
San Diego State (1988–1989)
Offensive assistant -
Indiana State (1990–1991)
Running backs coach & wide receivers coach -
San Diego State (1992–1993)
Running backs coach -
Miami (OH) (1994–1995)
Offensive coordinator -
Illinois (1996)
Quarterbacks coach
Who are you talking about here?
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I like to look at the backgrounds in these rumors......and what's more fun than rumors especially with BROWNS football......he does have Midwest roots:
Career information High school: Naperville (IL) Central College: Eastern Illinois Undrafted: 1987 Career history As player: - Chicago Bruisers (1987)
- Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987)
- Ottawa Rough Riders (1987)
- Chicago Bears (1987)
- Leicester Panthers (1988)
As coach: -
San Diego State (1988–1989)
Offensive assistant -
Indiana State (1990–1991)
Running backs coach & wide receivers coach -
San Diego State (1992–1993)
Running backs coach -
Miami (OH) (1994–1995)
Offensive coordinator -
Illinois (1996)
Quarterbacks coach
Who are you talking about here?
Who are you talking about here?
We are talking only about Sean Payton in this thead. It would be ideal if the OP added his name to the title, anyway.
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I like to look at the backgrounds in these rumors......and what's more fun than rumors especially with BROWNS football......he does have Midwest roots:
Career information High school: Naperville (IL) Central College: Eastern Illinois Undrafted: 1987 Career history As player: - Chicago Bruisers (1987)
- Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987)
- Ottawa Rough Riders (1987)
- Chicago Bears (1987)
- Leicester Panthers (1988)
As coach: -
San Diego State (1988–1989)
Offensive assistant -
Indiana State (1990–1991)
Running backs coach & wide receivers coach -
San Diego State (1992–1993)
Running backs coach -
Miami (OH) (1994–1995)
Offensive coordinator -
Illinois (1996)
Quarterbacks coach
Who are you talking about here?
Who are you talking about here?
I believe hes referring to Sean Payton.. But I also believe Sean Peyton is from Cali.....
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
This just in....ESPN Cleveland is reporting that the ghost of Vince Lombardi is interested in coaching the Browns.
This just in....ESPN Cleveland is reporting that the ghost of Vince Lombardi is interested in coaching the Browns.
Not true. Someone went to his grave and asked him. All they heard was laughter interspersed with gtfo's
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Payton and williams reunited eh? Whatevs. Bets on how long these shtbirds turn on him?
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Who are you talking about here?
We are talking only about Sean Payton in this thead. It would be ideal if the OP added his name to the title, anyway.
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Who are you talking about here?
I believe hes referring to Sean Payton.. But I also believe Sean Peyton is from Cali.....
I believe hes referring to Sean Payton.. But I also believe Sean Peyton is from Cali.....
Born in Cali, graduated in the great midwest.
Payton was born in San Mateo, California, and raised in Naperville, Illinois, by parents Thomas and Jeanne Payton.[6] Payton's parents were originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania; Thomas worked in the insurance industry.[7] Sean Payton lived in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, during his grade school and middle school years (1970 to 1978).[6] Sean attended Naperville Central High School in Naperville, Illinois, starting as quarterback his senior year before graduating in 1982. Winning a football scholarship, Payton had a successful career playing quarterback at Eastern Illinois University, leading the Panthers to an 11–2 record and the quarter-finals of the Division I-AA Playoffs in 1986........
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I believe hes referring to Sean Payton.. But I also believe Sean Peyton is from Cali.....
Born in Cali, graduated in the great midwest.
Payton was born in San Mateo, California, and raised in Naperville, Illinois, by parents Thomas and Jeanne Payton.[6] Payton's parents were originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania; Thomas worked in the insurance industry.[7] Sean Payton lived in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, during his grade school and middle school years (1970 to 1978).[6] Sean attended Naperville Central High School in Naperville, Illinois, starting as quarterback his senior year before graduating in 1982. Winning a football scholarship, Payton had a successful career playing quarterback at Eastern Illinois University, leading the Panthers to an 11–2 record and the quarter-finals of the Division I-AA Playoffs in 1986........
Born in Cali, graduated in the great midwest.
Payton was born in San Mateo, California, and raised in Naperville, Illinois, by parents Thomas and Jeanne Payton.[6] Payton's parents were originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania; Thomas worked in the insurance industry.[7] Sean Payton lived in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, during his grade school and middle school years (1970 to 1978).[6] Sean attended Naperville Central High School in Naperville, Illinois, starting as quarterback his senior year before graduating in 1982. Winning a football scholarship, Payton had a successful career playing quarterback at Eastern Illinois University, leading the Panthers to an 11–2 record and the quarter-finals of the Division I-AA Playoffs in 1986........
It's kind of funny.. didn't he spend a part of his childhood down south for a few years?.. I remember seeing a special about him... I couldve sworn he was all southern at one time..
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Born in Cali, graduated in the great midwest.
Payton was born in San Mateo, California, and raised in Naperville, Illinois, by parents Thomas and Jeanne Payton.[6] Payton's parents were originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania; Thomas worked in the insurance industry.[7] Sean Payton lived in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, during his grade school and middle school years (1970 to 1978).[6] Sean attended Naperville Central High School in Naperville, Illinois, starting as quarterback his senior year before graduating in 1982. Winning a football scholarship, Payton had a successful career playing quarterback at Eastern Illinois University, leading the Panthers to an 11–2 record and the quarter-finals of the Division I-AA Playoffs in 1986........
It's kind of funny.. didn't he spend a part of his childhood down south for a few years?.. I remember seeing a special about him... I couldve sworn he was all southern at one time..
It's kind of funny.. didn't he spend a part of his childhood down south for a few years?.. I remember seeing a special about him... I couldve sworn he was all southern at one time..
I don't remember that but I remember graduating with my MBA in 1985 from YSU in 1986 Tressel came to YSU and had them in the playoffs in 1987 one year after Sean had his great year in 1986 in the 1-AA playoffs.
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It's kind of funny.. didn't he spend a part of his childhood down south for a few years?.. I remember seeing a special about him... I couldve sworn he was all southern at one time..
I don't remember that but I remember graduating with my MBA in 1985 from YSU in 1986 Tressel came to YSU and had them in the playoffs in 1987 one year after Sean had his great year in 1986 in the 1-AA playoffs.
I don't remember that but I remember graduating with my MBA in 1985 from YSU in 1986 Tressel came to YSU and had them in the playoffs in 1987 one year after Sean had his great year in 1986 in the 1-AA playoffs.
All the same.. I wouldn't mind having him as HC with certain.. I hate to use the word restrictions... As guess cautionary leeway if that makes any sense and provided things went well.. you give him everything he want's.. by the same token.. You can't really hand cuff him too much... If his system is gonna be successful... Time will tell I suppose.. We haven't crossed that bridge yet...
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Basically... but you're saying it's possible right? You can say the same thing for QBs. Would you take Aaron Rodgers on our team? Drew Brees? Nobody has won a super bowl on 2 different teams like Peyton Manning.
Different situation entirely. Sure I'd take Brees or Rodgers or Brady or hell..Eli Manning at this point. Franchise QB's don't switch teams after they've won a super bowl. It just doesn't happen and if it does, it's when the career is pretty much over. Peyton being the exception, but his career was pretty much toast when the Broncos signed him and he played well enough not to lose games and the defense carried the team.
Coaches leave to go other places and the teams and fans think they're bringing in a super bowl winner because he's done it before somewhere else but it doesn't work out that way. The hunger isn't there as much to do it the 2nd time.
Different situation entirely. Sure I'd take Brees or Rodgers or Brady or hell..Eli Manning at this point. Franchise QB's don't switch teams after they've won a super bowl. It just doesn't happen and if it does, it's when the career is pretty much over. Peyton being the exception, but his career was pretty much toast when the Broncos signed him and he played well enough not to lose games and the defense carried the team.
Coaches leave to go other places and the teams and fans think they're bringing in a super bowl winner because he's done it before somewhere else but it doesn't work out that way. The hunger isn't there as much to do it the 2nd time.
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