RIP Don Shula
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That was a guy who knew how to coach the players that he had.
When he had Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, Jim Kick and Mercury Morris, he ran the ball down your throat.
When he had Dan Marino, Mark Duper and Mark Clayton, he passed you to death.
A great coach. God bless his soul.
That was a guy who knew how to coach the players that he had.
When he had Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, Jim Kick and Mercury Morris, he ran the ball down your throat.
When he had Dan Marino, Mark Duper and Mark Clayton, he passed you to death.
A great coach. God bless his soul.
Bill Walsh said he was the greatest coach because he won with 5 different QBs.
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That was a guy who knew how to coach the players that he had.
When he had Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, Jim Kick and Mercury Morris, he ran the ball down your throat.
When he had Dan Marino, Mark Duper and Mark Clayton, he passed you to death.
A great coach. God bless his soul.
Bill Walsh said he was the greatest coach because he won with 5 different QBs.
Bill Walsh said he was the greatest coach because he won with 5 different QBs.
So did Bum Phillips, with the famous line about Shula.
He can take his'n and beat your'n, and then he can turn around and take your'n and beat his'n.
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That was a guy who knew how to coach the players that he had.
When he had Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, Jim Kick and Mercury Morris, he ran the ball down your throat.
When he had Dan Marino, Mark Duper and Mark Clayton, he passed you to death.
A great coach. God bless his soul.
That was a guy who knew how to coach the players that he had.
When he had Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, Jim Kick and Mercury Morris, he ran the ball down your throat.
When he had Dan Marino, Mark Duper and Mark Clayton, he passed you to death.
A great coach. God bless his soul.
Browns should have won that playoff game in Miami, 1972. 5 INTs and a blocked punt, somehow they led 14-13 in the 4th Q. Then, well....
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I believe he also almost was part of an ownership group for the expansion Browns. I can't remember who the main money man was, but I think they finished second to Lerner.
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I believe he also almost was part of an ownership group for the expansion Browns. I can't remember who the main money man was, but I think they finished second to Lerner.
I believe he also almost was part of an ownership group for the expansion Browns. I can't remember who the main money man was, but I think they finished second to Lerner.
Dolans
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Man, this one stings. I have always respected and liked Coach Shula, probably more than any coach, in any sport in my lifetime. On top of that, he and my dad could be brothers.
RIP Coach Shula.
On top of that, he and my dad could be brothers.
Now that i think about this^^... My fathers only living brother..My Uncle Jim, would only need the Dolphins Visor & Collared Golf shirt & I can take him Trick or treating at age 80 ?
.. .. Shula coached 33 seasons... with only *2 losing seasons* with record under .500... coaching 60 frickin crazed dudes playing pro football... 
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