Coach Of The Year

The coach that wont get it but who had one one hell of ajob coaching is Nick Saban, no one could forseen how he turned a lousy 4-12 team into avery competitive 7-7 team, who in all likeliness will be 8-8 and this is a sign of good things to come I gurantee you that.

So who will it be? I say its Marvin Lewis, he turned the Bengals around in a big way.

Yeah I'd say Marvin, too.VanHalun040604

^^ yup.

The coach that wont get it but who had one one hell of ajob coaching is Nick Saban, no one could forseen how he turned a lousy 4-12 team into avery competitive 7-7 team, who in all likeliness will be 8-8 and this is a sign of good things to come I gurantee you that.

So who will it be? I say its Marvin Lewis, he turned the Bengals around in a big way.

GoPhins123

1- Tony Dungy

2- Romeo Cranell

3- Nick Saben

4- Marvin Lewis

5- Tom Couflin

The coach that wont get it but who had one one hell of ajob coaching is Nick Saban, no one could forseen how he turned a lousy 4-12 team into avery competitive 7-7 team, who in all likeliness will be 8-8 and this is a sign of good things to come I gurantee you that.

So who will it be? I say its Marvin Lewis, he turned the Bengals around in a big way.

GoPhins123

1- Tony Dungy

2- Romeo Cranell

3- Nick Saben

4- Marvin Lewis

5- Tom Couflin

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The coach that wont get it but who had one one hell of ajob coaching is Nick Saban, no one could forseen how he turned a lousy 4-12 team into avery competitive 7-7 team, who in all likeliness will be 8-8 and this is a sign of good things to come I gurantee you that.

So who will it be? I say its Marvin Lewis, he turned the Bengals around in a big way.

ocdog45

dungy. wut happend to nyjcmart28?DRAGON467

bears are suppose to be good. lets not forget that they were good in 03 and made the playoffs.

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1- Tony Dungy

2- Romeo Cranell

3- Nick Saben

4- Marvin Lewis

5- Tom Couflin

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The coach that wont get it but who had one one hell of ajob coaching is Nick Saban, no one could forseen how he turned a lousy 4-12 team into avery competitive 7-7 team, who in all likeliness will be 8-8 and this is a sign of good things to come I gurantee you that.

So who will it be? I say its Marvin Lewis, he turned the Bengals around in a big way.

Timintheflesh

Homlgren, even though the cowboys should of beat em!:roll:

bears are suppose to be good. lets not forget that they were good in 03 and made the playoffs.

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Coach of the year in my opinion would have to be Tony Dungy, forming an almost undefeatable team isn't easy to do. Poor guy, sad to hear his son died too, you can tell it's affecting his coaching. I mean c'mon he barely beat the Cardinals last week, 17-14, so sad.Squall303

Peyton Manning saw three plays.  That's it.  They rested nearly their entire starting roster.  The narrow victory wasn't at all surprising.

1.Tony Dungy

2. Joe Gibbs

too easy, Tom Coughlin for the NFC, and Nick Saban for the AFC, both took struggling teams and made them have a winning record, i was ecspecially impressed with Saban, taking them to a 9-7 record without a decent QB or RB is very impressiveARealChiefsFan

Ronnie Brown is better than decent.....you missed one the Dolphin fan's on here trying to place him in the same sentence as LaDanian Tomlinson a while back...that was screamingly hilarious. 

1.Tony Dungy

2. Joe Gibbs

mrbentley

Tony Dungy? I bet your taking that back now.

Seriously, I think it's Mike Holmgren. Well, at least he seems like a good coach that has control of his players. He's a class act coach if you ask me.

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1.Tony Dungy

2. Joe Gibbs

Toucanbird

Tony Dungy? I bet your taking that back now.

Seriously, I think it's Mike Holmgren. Well, at least he seems like a good coach that has control of his players. He's a class act coach if you ask me.

Pfffttt.....O-VER-RATED.  One Super Bowl and all of a sudden he's a God.....we're not comparing him to a certain QB are we Mr. Bird???  While he is a great guy in general and seems to be doing a good job with the Seahawks...we don't really know their true potential since they're playing in the NFC.  Look at it this way....the Raiders beat the Redskins who narrowly lost to the Seahawks in the Playoffs.  They're a little shaky.  If they even made it to the Super Bowl, I would be shocked....

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1.Tony Dungy

2. Joe Gibbs

VanHalun040604

Tony Dungy? I bet your taking that back now.

Seriously, I think it's Mike Holmgren. Well, at least he seems like a good coach that has control of his players. He's a class act coach if you ask me.

Pfffttt.....O-VER-RATED.  One Super Bowl and all of a sudden he's a God.....we're not comparing him to a certain QB are we Mr. Bird???  While he is a great guy in general and seems to be doing a good job with the Seahawks...we don't really know their true potential since they're playing in the NFC.  Look at it this way....the Raiders beat the Redskins who narrowly lost to the Seahawks in the Playoffs.  They're a little shaky.  If they even made it to the Super Bowl, I would be shocked....

I'm not exactly saying that he's the best coach to ever live. I hardly think he's a "God". I just think he's coach of the year. You have to admit that Seattle did overachieve just a little. I didn't expect their WRs to play so well this year compared to last year.

That, and I must say other than Locklear, it seems that he always has respectable and classy teams. When he was in GB, what impressed me the most was how classy the team was. After he left, all the Packers picked up where thugs and morons. That's why I have so much respect for Holmgren.

The Coach ofb the year shoud go to Mike S in Denver no one is talking about Denver they were totally disrespected before the playoff since they had to listen to all the NE and Indy talk and now neither of those teams are in The AFC Title game Denver is there He deserves it LordVidious

Meh...even if they won the Super Bowl, I'm still not sold.