Survey Wednesday 12/19
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
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My own opinions:
To me, there are actually 4 Coach/QB combos that stand above the fray. ESPN refuses to acknowledge that life existed prior to 1970 (they must be Steeler fans), but the fact is, perhaps the top 2 were pre that date:
1. Paul Brown/Otto Graham. 10 consecutive Championship game appearances in 10 years. 7 titles. Can't be beat.
2. Vince Lombardi/Bart Starr.
3. Bill Belichick/Tom Brady
4. Bill Walsh/Joe Montana.
#5.....is hard for me to come up with.....here are some candidates: Halas/Luckman (4 titles), Noll/Bradshaw; Staubach/Landry; Shula/Marino; Grant/Tarkenton; Payton/Brees; Levy/Kelly;
2. Nothing much. A battery for my wristwatch.A Cleveland State sweater......and what I am really thinking about asking for (an I would likely have to get it for myself) is one of those remote car starters, so that I can turn my car on and get it warmed up right from inside my house.
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1. Yep. Paul Brown/Otto Graham.
2. Nope. Tom Landry/Roger Staubach.Two Superbowls
You betcha. BTW, my Father-in-law was about 92? when he was given a Navy football - autographed to him by Roger Staubach himself.
3. Blanton Collier/Frank Ryan 1964 Championship, dammit.
Blanton Collier was a GREAT football coach.
4. sure, Bill Walsh/Joe Montana
5. Sure, Don Shula/Marino
for Christmas? ammo, anything Browns, sunglasses, anything my Wonderful thoughtful Wife gives me....
and a new trolling motor battery for the 17' Canoe.
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1. Yep. Paul Brown/Otto Graham.
2. Nope. Tom Landry/Roger Staubach.Two Superbowls
You betcha. BTW, my Father-in-law was about 92? when he was given a Navy football - autographed to him by Roger Staubach himself.
3. Blanton Collier/Frank Ryan 1964 Championship, dammit.
Blanton Collier was a GREAT football coach.
4. sure, Bill Walsh/Joe Montana
5. Sure, Don Shula/Marino
for Christmas? ammo, anything Browns, sunglasses, anything my Wonderful thoughtful Wife gives me....
and a new trolling motor battery for the 17' Canoe.
1. Yep. Paul Brown/Otto Graham.
2. Nope. Tom Landry/Roger Staubach.Two Superbowls
You betcha. BTW, my Father-in-law was about 92? when he was given a Navy football - autographed to him by Roger Staubach himself.
3. Blanton Collier/Frank Ryan 1964 Championship, dammit.
Blanton Collier was a GREAT football coach.
4. sure, Bill Walsh/Joe Montana
5. Sure, Don Shula/Marino
You would choose 2 SB Landry/Staubach over 5 SB Lombardi/Starr? And no BB/TB?
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1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
1. Belichick-Brady ... 2. Brown-Graham ... 3.Lombardi-Starr ... 4. Walsh-Montana ... 5. Noll-Bradshaw
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
A day full of smiling grandkids...
"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 -
1. Yep. Paul Brown/Otto Graham.
2. Nope. Tom Landry/Roger Staubach.Two Superbowls
You betcha. BTW, my Father-in-law was about 92? when he was given a Navy football - autographed to him by Roger Staubach himself.
3. Blanton Collier/Frank Ryan 1964 Championship, dammit.
Blanton Collier was a GREAT football coach.
4. sure, Bill Walsh/Joe Montana
5. Sure, Don Shula/Marino
You would choose 2 SB Landry/Staubach over 5 SB Lombardi/Starr? And no BB/TB?
You would choose 2 SB Landry/Staubach over 5 SB Lombardi/Starr? And no BB/TB?
I know. I don't remember ever watching Bart Starr play, but I watched, listened to Staubach play - since he played for the Navy...
naturally, we always rooted for Navy in the Army-Navy games because my Dad had been in the Navy, and my Fatherinlaw received that personally signed football from Roger Staubach, so, I was biased. LOL
and I will never say bildge buttcheck is greatest anything except a butthole. and I never liked noll, not ever, but Bradshaw was cool, even though I hated the Squealers.
It's complicated. LOL
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blanton_Collier
Brown praised Collier's teaching and called him a "scientific football man" and "one of my closest friends".[25]
He was soft-spoken, which was unusual for a head coach, but he earned the respect of the team with his extensive knowledge and his willingness to give players more freedom than Brown ever did. One significant difference was his approach to play-calling. Like Brown, Collier served as his own play-caller. However, he let Frank Ryan, who replaced Plum as the team's starting quarterback in 1963, change plays at the line of scrimmage and allowed more flexibility in pass routes and blocking schemes.[35]
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
1. Bill/Brady 2. Noll/Bradshaw 3. Walsh/Montana 4. Levy/Kelly (and if they'd won a couple, much higher). 5. Lombardi/Starr
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Pretty sure I heard Santa stashing a Henry Golden Boy 22LR Lever action rifle under my bed this morning for me to "find" there to move to the back corner behind the tree by Xmas morning.?
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Brown/Otto
Bill/Brady
Montana/Walsh
Shula/ Marino
Lombardi/ Starr
McDermott/Peterman
From Santa: 8-7- Including a beatdown of the Ravens.
Zombo
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
1).....5 greatest Coach/QB combos...
1&2 (tie)- Paul Brown/Otto Graham & Bill Belichick/Tom Brady
3- Vince Lombardi/Bart Starr
4- Bill Walsh/Joe Montana
5- Tom Landry/Roger Staubach
2).....What I want from Santa?
1- Nick Chubb jersey (I wanted 3 players in this past draft, Baker Mayfield, Denzel Ward, & Nick Chubb). I got Baker's jersey as soon as possible after the draft, got Denzel's for my Birthday, now hoping for Nick's under the tree!.
2- Continued fun, exciting, & successful play from my Browns.
3- The Browns Board to continue as Stan's Legacy.
Mike
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
1. Bill/Brady 2. Noll/Bradshaw 3. Walsh/Montana 4. Levy/Kelly (and if they'd won a couple, much higher). 5. Lombardi/Starr
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Pretty sure I heard Santa stashing a Henry Golden Boy 22LR Lever action rifle under my bed this morning for me to "find" there to move to the back corner behind the tree by Xmas morning.?
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Pretty sure I heard Santa stashing a Henry Golden Boy 22LR Lever action rifle under my bed this morning for me to "find" there to move to the back corner behind the tree by Xmas morning.?
Henry sure makes some fine looking rifles!
Me for Christmas? Well finishing our crown moulding this week in the LR/DR and a nice Christmas dinner, that's it.
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
1. Bill/Brady 2. Noll/Bradshaw 3. Walsh/Montana 4. Levy/Kelly (and if they'd won a couple, much higher). 5. Lombardi/Starr
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Pretty sure I heard Santa stashing a Henry Golden Boy 22LR Lever action rifle under my bed this morning for me to "find" there to move to the back corner behind the tree by Xmas morning.?
You’ll shoot your eye out kid
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
5 Shula unitas. 4 Lombardi Starr. 3. Walsh Montana. 2 Noll Bradshaw. 1 Brown Graham
Honorable Mention. Holmgren Favre, Ewbanks Namath, Madden Stabler
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Jobs for everyone who needs one, curest for everyone who needs one, homes for dogs who don't have one. Me? I have more than I could ever need.
The Cleveland Browns have the hardest hit players in the NFL -
You’ll shoot your eye out kid
You’ll shoot your eye out kid
It's a step up from Red Rider.?
Ironically my son had his Red Ryder out shooting at a target he had pinned to a hard plywood backing. The damn BB actually did come back and lodged under his eyelid. We had to have him look up as far as he could and peel back the lower lid to dislodge it. He was very lucky. Needless to say we pinned his targets on rough bark on large oak trees from then on. No more flat hard surfaces.
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You’ll shoot your eye out kid
It's a step up from Red Rider.?
Ironically my son had his Red Ryder out shooting at a target he had pinned to a hard plywood backing. The damn BB actually did come back and lodged under his eyelid. We had to have him look up as far as he could and peel back the lower lid to dislodge it. He was very lucky. Needless to say we pinned his targets on rough bark on large oak trees from then on. No more flat hard surfaces.
It's a step up from Red Rider.?
Ironically my son had his Red Ryder out shooting at a target he had pinned to a hard plywood backing. The damn BB actually did come back and lodged under his eyelid. We had to have him look up as far as he could and peel back the lower lid to dislodge it. He was very lucky. Needless to say we pinned his targets on rough bark on large oak trees from then on. No more flat hard surfaces.
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This will just be a two question survey. I will start by giving some preface to it: This morning, one of the talking heads on ESPN gave his 5 "Greatest" Coach/QB combinations of ALL TIME. And the 5 he came up with were: 5. Harbaugh/Flacco 4. Levy/Kelly 3. Noll/Bradshaw 2. Walsh/Montana 1. Belichick/Brady
So:
1. Give your opinion on the 5 greatest coach/QB combination in NFL history.
5 Shula unitas. 4 Lombardi Starr. 3. Walsh Montana. 2 Noll Bradshaw. 1 Brown Graham
Honorable Mention. Holmgren Favre, Ewbanks Namath, Madden Stabler
2. And my second survey question: What do you want from Santa Claus?
Jobs for everyone who needs one, curest for everyone who needs one, homes for dogs who don't have one. Me? I have more than I could ever need.
5 Shula unitas. 4 Lombardi Starr. 3. Walsh Montana. 2 Noll Bradshaw. 1 Brown Graham
Honorable Mention. Holmgren Favre, Ewbanks Namath, Madden Stabler
Interestingly.....I had thought about listing Ewbanks and Unitas as an honorable mention....since it was that combination that won 2 NFL titles in the late 50s. Shula/Unitas never won a title...but did lose a couple of title games, to the Browns in -64 and to the Packers later (though, actually I think that title game loss to the Packers was when Tom Matte had to come in and play QB).
The others you state are good honorable mentions.
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You’ll shoot your eye out kid
It's a step up from Red Rider.?
Ironically my son had his Red Ryder out shooting at a target he had pinned to a hard plywood backing. The damn BB actually did come back and lodged under his eyelid. We had to have him look up as far as he could and peel back the lower lid to dislodge it. He was very lucky. Needless to say we pinned his targets on rough bark on large oak trees from then on. No more flat hard surfaces.
Ironically my son had his Red Ryder out shooting at a target he had pinned to a hard plywood backing. The damn BB actually did come back and lodged under his eyelid.
That is so "chip off the ole Aggie"...
Me for Christmas? Well finishing our crown moulding... a nice Christmas dinner, that's it.
I prefer a Crown Roast...
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5 Shula unitas. 4 Lombardi Starr. 3. Walsh Montana. 2 Noll Bradshaw. 1 Brown Graham
Honorable Mention. Holmgren Favre, Ewbanks Namath, Madden Stabler
Interestingly.....I had thought about listing Ewbanks and Unitas as an honorable mention....since it was that combination that won 2 NFL titles in the late 50s. Shula/Unitas never won a title...but did lose a couple of title games, to the Browns in -64 and to the Packers later (though, actually I think that title game loss to the Packers was when Tom Matte had to come in and play QB).
The others you state are good honorable mentions.
Interestingly.....I had thought about listing Ewbanks and Unitas as an honorable mention....since it was that combination that won 2 NFL titles in the late 50s. Shula/Unitas never won a title...but did lose a couple of title games, to the Browns in -64 and to the Packers later (though, actually I think that title game loss to the Packers was when Tom Matte had to come in and play QB).
The others you state are good honorable mentions.
Here is hoping in 15 yeqrs we qre here to toast Williams Baker.
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Paul Brown Otto Graham
Bill Walsh Joe Montana
Bill Belicheck Tom Brady
Thats the list for me. None of them is better or worse then the others
I want my wife to get through the BS the job she’s been at for years. “
After that. I would like another Christmas with my parents in 2019
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