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Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
 
Belichik is an inferior coach who needs to cheat to win?
:goodposting: you nailed it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY26rgd4apsI think that covers every post of yours which states Coughlin does it without cheating.
Nice try.. Maybe you can post the link 6 more times and it'll make your assertion true.. If they cheated, and it was proven by the NFL, your only proof wouldn't be a youtube video..
:lmao: So faking injuries is not cheating?It is so obvious you have bias.
 
Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
 
Belichik is an inferior coach who needs to cheat to win?
:goodposting: you nailed it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY26rgd4apsI think that covers every post of yours which states Coughlin does it without cheating.
Nice try.. Maybe you can post the link 6 more times and it'll make your assertion true.. If they cheated, and it was proven by the NFL, your only proof wouldn't be a youtube video..
:lmao: So faking injuries is not cheating?It is so obvious you have bias.
You don't know that a player wasn't injured.. How could you possibly prove that? The NFL hasn't said they were cheating, they make and enforce the rules.. But somehow you know better..
 
Belichik is an inferior coach who needs to cheat to win?
:goodposting: you nailed it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY26rgd4apsI think that covers every post of yours which states Coughlin does it without cheating.
Nice try.. Maybe you can post the link 6 more times and it'll make your assertion true.. If they cheated, and it was proven by the NFL, your only proof wouldn't be a youtube video..
:lmao: So faking injuries is not cheating?It is so obvious you have bias.
You don't know that a player wasn't injured.. How could you possibly prove that? The NFL hasn't said they were cheating, they make and enforce the rules.. But somehow you know better..
You cannot be serious. :lmao:
 
Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Dropped passes are part of football.. Coaches have to work with what they are given.. So you're suggesting Coughlin never has had a player to drop a pass?
 
Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game,
Exactly. Coughlin had his players ready to play, while the poorly-coached guys on the other sideline were dropping passes and committing committing costly penalties. I think that's sort of the point.
 
Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Dropped passes are part of football.. Coaches have to work with what they are given.. So you're suggesting Coughlin never has had a player to drop a pass?
Do you try to flip the questions everytime until you try to back yourself out of your own comments, or do you ever answer a question?
 
Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Dropped passes are part of football.. Coaches have to work with what they are given.. So you're suggesting Coughlin never has had a player to drop a pass?
Do you try to flip the questions everytime until you try to back yourself out of your own comments, or do you ever answer a question?
"Pats would have won if they didn't have dropped passes"... Wow.. lol"Patriots would have won the game if the players would have scored more points then the Giants.."
 
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Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game,
Exactly. Coughlin had his players ready to play, while the poorly-coached guys on the other sideline were dropping passes and committing committing costly penalties. I think that's sort of the point.
Welker is poorly coached, and so is Hernandez. Your point is taken, thank you.
 
Come on....... if Coughlin doesn't make the playoffs he's fired from the Giants.

Now he's better than the best coach in our era?

Sorry, great game by the Giants but no way is Coughlin a better coach than Belichik.
Coughlin has won 2 SBs with so-so talent and has beaten Belichick twice in the big game. How do you figure he is less of a coach?
:lmao:

There are probably 28 teams that would trade their Wrs for the Giants, 25 or so that would trade their QB for Eli, and 31 that would love to have their DL.

 
I think you really need to separate BB the GM and BB the Coach...BB the GM is not giving BB the Coach the talent he needs to win a title...look at the D...they have undrafted players and cast-offs all over the field...during the year they gave a bunch of time to a college QB who was converted to WR and than converted to CB...on offense they are a pass-first team that has two WRs who are four feet tall and literally nothing behind them...BB the Coach has done an amazing job with this team...you really couldn't get much more out of this talent as they were a play or two from winning a championship...

 
Coughlin <<<<< BB

Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.

Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.

But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?

Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Well it wasn't Raheem Morris throwing all of those picks for the Bucs but you see where that got him. Coaches are responsible for the play of their players. If you start making excuses for BB then you have to do it for every head coach in the league.BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.

 
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Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Dropped passes are part of football.. Coaches have to work with what they are given.. So you're suggesting Coughlin never has had a player to drop a pass?
Do you try to flip the questions everytime until you try to back yourself out of your own comments, or do you ever answer a question?
"Pats would have won if they didn't have dropped passes"... Wow.. lol"Patriots would have won the game if the players would have scored more points then the Giants.."
Yes out of all that I had written, that was what you take away in a throw away line at the end.I would of paid millions to watch your head almost exploded when you came back to this thread after having your giggles of the cheating argument to see Giants rolling around faking injuries.I bet another million you forgot about that while making your "Coughlin can do it without cheating" argument.Check Mate.
 
Belichik is an inferior coach who needs to cheat to win?
:goodposting: you nailed it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY26rgd4apsI think that covers every post of yours which states Coughlin does it without cheating.
Nice try.. Maybe you can post the link 6 more times and it'll make your assertion true.. If they cheated, and it was proven by the NFL, your only proof wouldn't be a youtube video..
:lmao: So faking injuries is not cheating?It is so obvious you have bias.
You don't know that a player wasn't injured.. How could you possibly prove that? The NFL hasn't said they were cheating, they make and enforce the rules.. But somehow you know better..
You cannot be serious. :lmao:
This is one thing they should crack down on a little more. I think they should extend the time that an "injured" player needs to stay on the sidelines once he goes out. Maybe 5 plays, the rest of the series? After all, the league is all about the health of the players and all... :popcorn:
 
BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.
I agree with all of this except the bolded. Certainly Coughlin deserves his due as a coach. But he's not at BB's level yet. And he may get there. But since you are the OP, I have to ask, how does Coughlin slip from being > BB to just being the measure of BB? :confused:
 
Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Dropped passes are part of football.. Coaches have to work with what they are given.. So you're suggesting Coughlin never has had a player to drop a pass?
Do you try to flip the questions everytime until you try to back yourself out of your own comments, or do you ever answer a question?
"Pats would have won if they didn't have dropped passes"... Wow.. lol"Patriots would have won the game if the players would have scored more points then the Giants.."
Yes out of all that I had written, that was what you take away in a throw away line at the end.I would of paid millions to watch your head almost exploded when you came back to this thread after having your giggles of the cheating argument to see Giants rolling around faking injuries.I bet another million you forgot about that while making your "Coughlin can do it without cheating" argument.Check Mate.
Losing seems to have brought out the best in you.. lolNFL makes and enforces the rules.. NFL says BB and the pats cheated.. Show me where they say the same about the Giants..
 
Come on....... if Coughlin doesn't make the playoffs he's fired from the Giants.

Now he's better than the best coach in our era?

Sorry, great game by the Giants but no way is Coughlin a better coach than Belichik.
Coughlin has won 2 SBs with so-so talent and has beaten Belichick twice in the big game. How do you figure he is less of a coach?
:lmao:

There are probably 28 teams that would trade their Wrs for the Giants, 25 or so that would trade their QB for Eli, and 31 that would love to have their DL.
True but I don't remember seeing a lot of people picking the Giants to win the NFC back in August. They were generally considered a middle-of-the-pack team.
 
Coughlin <<<<< BB

Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.

Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.

But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?

Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Well it wasn't Raheem Morris throwing all of those picks for the Bucs but you see where that got him. Coaches are responsible for the play of their players. If you start making excuses for BB then you have to do it for every head coach in the league.BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.
Heard of the term "Any given sunday?"also the Coughlin remark of him not catching passes was to say every game this close has issues where it is more than the coach.

That is your opinion, I have mine, that is not what is up for discussion.

My discussion is the cheating issue.

I already think coughlin is a good coach, just not better than BB.

 
Back to work for me but here it is once more for the hustler guy who wants to get on BB for cheating.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=eY26rgd4aps

 
BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.
I agree with all of this except the bolded. Certainly Coughlin deserves his due as a coach. But he's not at BB's level yet. And he may get there. But since you are the OP, I have to ask, how does Coughlin slip from being > BB to just being the measure of BB? :confused:
The whole thread was intended to poke fun at the "Belichick is a Genius" folks. I knew that kind of title would get them fired up.ETA: I was a bit tipsy when I started it and in the glow of a Patriot SB loss.

 
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Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Dropped passes are part of football.. Coaches have to work with what they are given.. So you're suggesting Coughlin never has had a player to drop a pass?
Do you try to flip the questions everytime until you try to back yourself out of your own comments, or do you ever answer a question?
"Pats would have won if they didn't have dropped passes"... Wow.. lol"Patriots would have won the game if the players would have scored more points then the Giants.."
Yes out of all that I had written, that was what you take away in a throw away line at the end.I would of paid millions to watch your head almost exploded when you came back to this thread after having your giggles of the cheating argument to see Giants rolling around faking injuries.I bet another million you forgot about that while making your "Coughlin can do it without cheating" argument.Check Mate.
Losing seems to have brought out the best in you.. lolNFL makes and enforces the rules.. NFL says BB and the pats cheated.. Show me where they say the same about the Giants..
Nope, no fan of either team. I have no horse in this race, but you do. Actually lost out on some chedder because of the Pats.But my point is you are bias, you are a typical Patriots hater on this site trolling to hate in my opinion. I come to this site to see opinion and thoughts. But yours stood out as it was an opinion but obviously bias. So I posted a video of obvious cheating.If you say the Pats cheated but can watch this video and say the Giants didn't, then you have bias or are blind.Gotta get back to work before I get behind, see ya CHustler.Take your crow and grill it up, its tasty.
 
Please let us know when the league fines a coach $500,000 and docks them a 1st rd draft pick for faking an injury in the 1st QTR of a regular season game.

 
But my point is you are bias, you are a typical Patriots hater on this site trolling to hate in my opinion. I come to this site to see opinion and thoughts. But yours stood out as it was an opinion but obviously bias. So I posted a video of obvious cheating.
So when you say he's bias, is that a metaphorical thing? Or like a literal, "Greek God of Bias" type thing?
 
I think you really need to separate BB the GM and BB the Coach...BB the GM is not giving BB the Coach the talent he needs to win a title...look at the D...they have undrafted players and cast-offs all over the field...during the year they gave a bunch of time to a college QB who was converted to WR and than converted to CB...on offense they are a pass-first team that has two WRs who are four feet tall and literally nothing behind them...BB the Coach has done an amazing job with this team...you really couldn't get much more out of this talent as they were a play or two from winning a championship...
:goodposting:
 
The worst defense in the NFL during the regular season allowed only 49 points the entire postseason. That's a HELL of a coaching job by Belichick.

 
The worst defense in the NFL during the regular season allowed only 49 points the entire postseason. That's a HELL of a coaching job by Belichick.
How can you credit him for them playing well in the playoffs but not blaming him equally for their ineptitude during the season?Seams to me you have to blame/credit him for both or neither equally.
 
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Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game,
Exactly. Coughlin had his players ready to play, while the poorly-coached guys on the other sideline were dropping passes and committing committing costly penalties. I think that's sort of the point.
Coughlin's ready to play players fumbled the ball three times, with no consequences. They had a number of costly penalties as well. Oh, and they used two time outs to avoid delay of game penalties, which could have really bitten them in the ### if one or two plays in the game go differently. :rolleyes:
 
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lol, all the Patriot haters who've been out of the playoffs for weeks having a field day today. Congrats, losers.
I am a Rams fan and we finished 2-14. Welcome to the list of teams that didn't win a Super Bowl this year, those of us that follow horrible teams don't feel quite as bitter the day after a Super Bowl because our team has been done for 5 weeks by then.Sorry for your loss, I am sure the continued success of the Red Sox, Celtics, and Bruins will make up for it.
 
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'IvanKaramazov said:
'Phenix said:
Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game,
Exactly. Coughlin had his players ready to play, while the poorly-coached guys on the other sideline were dropping passes and committing committing costly penalties. I think that's sort of the point.
Coughlin's ready to play players fumbled the ball three times, with no consequences. They had a number of costly penalties as well. Oh, and they used two time outs to avoid delay of game penalties, which could have really bitten them in the ### if one or two plays in the game go differently. :rolleyes:
What was the final score again?
 
Is Barry Switzer a better NFL head coach than Bill Cowher because he beat him in a Super Bowl?

Tom Coughlin deserves to go to the HOF and is an AMAZING coach, and maybe he is better than Belicheck, but is the best way to compare coaches by who beats who in a Super Bowl?

 
'parrot said:
'IvanKaramazov said:
'Phenix said:
Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game,
Exactly. Coughlin had his players ready to play, while the poorly-coached guys on the other sideline were dropping passes and committing committing costly penalties. I think that's sort of the point.
Coughlin's ready to play players fumbled the ball three times, with no consequences. They had a number of costly penalties as well. Oh, and they used two time outs to avoid delay of game penalties, which could have really bitten them in the ### if one or two plays in the game go differently. :rolleyes:
What was the final score again?
Ah, the old "SCOREBOARD!" comeback. Good one. Clearly your flimsy contention is unassailable because the Giants won the game. My apologies. :thumbup:
 
'parrot said:
'IvanKaramazov said:
'Phenix said:
Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game,
Exactly. Coughlin had his players ready to play, while the poorly-coached guys on the other sideline were dropping passes and committing committing costly penalties. I think that's sort of the point.
Coughlin's ready to play players fumbled the ball three times, with no consequences. They had a number of costly penalties as well. Oh, and they used two time outs to avoid delay of game penalties, which could have really bitten them in the ### if one or two plays in the game go differently. :rolleyes:
What was the final score again?
Ah, the old "SCOREBOARD!" comeback. Good one. Clearly your flimsy contention is unassailable because the Giants won the game. My apologies. :thumbup:
Apology accepted.
 
'Raiderfan32904 said:
Coughlin <<<<< BB Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
Maybe all that is because the media doesn't ride coughlin's shlong like they do "BB" and coughlin's support from ownership isn't as visible as for "BB." Seriously, though, lets be real. Both came from Big Blue. one was receivers coach and the other eventually became DC. Belichick flunked out in cleveland, which is cursed and Coughlin thrived in Jax, which was an expansion team. Moreover, Coughlin excels in NY, but has some down moments; whereas BB has consistently put a contender together for more than a decade. And considering how competitive the NFC east is and how crap the AFC east usually is; spy gate; and luck; "mad talent" isn't the only possible explanation. I think BB is one of the best of this decade because of his teams success, but i dont think for a second that coughlin is any less of a coach.
 
'Godsbrother said:
'Phenix said:
'Godsbrother said:
'Raiderfan32904 said:
Coughlin <<<<< BB

Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.

Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.

But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?

Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Well it wasn't Raheem Morris throwing all of those picks for the Bucs but you see where that got him. Coaches are responsible for the play of their players. If you start making excuses for BB then you have to do it for every head coach in the league.BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.
:confused: Hardly anybody I heard or talked to was picking this Pats last week.

 
There is one area that is overlooked that may help Coughlin more than BB...he's not stubborn as far as hiring his assistants (or actually hiring coordinators)...BB has been intent on grooming his assistants from within while Coughlin seems to bring in veteran coaches from outside of the Giant organization...due to that he may get some ideas that are a little different (with probably more experience) from his own while BB is creating mini-me's...obviously BB knows as much football as anyone but maybe a voice or two from outside the organization might add something...they brought in Capers a few years ago but I got the vibe that that really didn't work-out as he was gone after one year...

 
'Godsbrother said:
'Phenix said:
'Godsbrother said:
'Raiderfan32904 said:
Coughlin <<<<< BB

Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.

Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.

But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?

Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Well it wasn't Raheem Morris throwing all of those picks for the Bucs but you see where that got him. Coaches are responsible for the play of their players. If you start making excuses for BB then you have to do it for every head coach in the league.BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.
:confused: Hardly anybody I heard or talked to was picking this Pats last week.
The Pats were the favorites.
 
'Sam Quentin said:
'Carolina Hustler said:
'Sam Quentin said:
last I checked, 3* while cheating < 2 the honest way
Fixed
Of the Giants don't fake injuries they don't even get to the playoffs -- so this one was won thanks, in part, to cheating.
They probably still would've won that game vs StL. But lets be honest, both Coughlin and Belichick worked under Parcells, and Coughlin probably did some taping of his own. Much like a lot of teams did, Patriots just got caught.
 
'Sam Quentin said:
'Carolina Hustler said:
'Sam Quentin said:
last I checked, 3* while cheating < 2 the honest way
Fixed
Of the Giants don't fake injuries they don't even get to the playoffs -- so this one was won thanks, in part, to cheating.
They probably still would've won that game vs StL. But lets be honest, both Coughlin and Belichick worked under Parcells, and Coughlin probably did some taping of his own. Much like a lot of teams did, Patriots just got caught.
When I was a kid the "but everyone does it" line never worked with my Dad when I was about to be punished.We have no idea if anyone else was doing it. What we DO know is that Belichick did it and that %^$# Goodell destroyed all of the evidence so we'll never know to what extent he was breaking the rules.

The guy should have been suspended if not flat out thrown out of the league but instead the media calls him a genius. Crazy world we live in...

 
'Sam Quentin said:
'Carolina Hustler said:
'Sam Quentin said:
last I checked, 3* while cheating < 2 the honest way
Fixed
Of the Giants don't fake injuries they don't even get to the playoffs -- so this one was won thanks, in part, to cheating.
They probably still would've won that game vs StL. But lets be honest, both Coughlin and Belichick worked under Parcells, and Coughlin probably did some taping of his own. Much like a lot of teams did, Patriots just got caught.
Any proof to substantiate this claim?
 
'Godsbrother said:
'Phenix said:
'Godsbrother said:
'Raiderfan32904 said:
Coughlin <<<<< BB

Coughlin's not had anywhere near the continued regular and post season success as BB. BB is a scoundrel and a rat and lots of reason to hate him, I get this. I am sure that there are others (like his protoge's) who have cheated or tried to cheat, but don't have his success. Notice how nobody is talking up the Giants "dynasty" even they won two of the last 5 games. They are considered the lil guys that could. The Patriots during their run had a number of #1 seed teams and were generally the bullies on the block. The Giants? Always in the mix, but never a clear frontrunner even in their own division. The only reasonable explanation is BB has mad talent. Objectively, you have to give BB his due. Like him or hate him. Post Parcells era, he is THE coach of his generation. And if you took a serious poll and weeded out the haters, this wouldn't be close.
I think BB is a great coach but I don't think that a "genius" whose team is led by "the greatest QB of all time" gets beat in the championship game twice in five years by an "inferior" coach. Coughlin deserves the accolades.
Coughlin is a good coach yes, but that is not the question ir statement othat is the title of this thread.Coughlin is far from the greatness of BB. BB has been there more times then Coughlin, has more rings then Coughlin, and has been there as a member of another team more then Coughlin.

Does Coughlin have BB number head to head, that too is obvious.

But if you were starting a team would you really take coughlin over BB?

Keep in mind, Coughlin was not the one dropping passing for the Patriots late in the game, if that did not happen would we still be talking about coughlin in this light?
Well it wasn't Raheem Morris throwing all of those picks for the Bucs but you see where that got him. Coaches are responsible for the play of their players. If you start making excuses for BB then you have to do it for every head coach in the league.BB is a great coach that has had wonderful successes but also had some down seasons with Cleveland and he has had dominating teams with New England that have underachieved. He is also a known cheat.

Coughlin has twice beaten BB in the Super Bowl with teams most people considered inferior and took an expansion team to the AFC championship game in it's second season. Coughlin has proven himself to me that he is every bit the coach of Belichick.
:confused: Hardly anybody I heard or talked to was picking this Pats last week.
The Pats were the favorites.
By Vegas. I didn't hear anybody that week pick them or say they had the better team.
 
'Sam Quentin said:
'Carolina Hustler said:
'Sam Quentin said:
last I checked, 3* while cheating < 2 the honest way
Fixed
Of the Giants don't fake injuries they don't even get to the playoffs -- so this one was won thanks, in part, to cheating.
They probably still would've won that game vs StL. But lets be honest, both Coughlin and Belichick worked under Parcells, and Coughlin probably did some taping of his own. Much like a lot of teams did, Patriots just got caught.
When I was a kid the "but everyone does it" line never worked with my Dad when I was about to be punished.We have no idea if anyone else was doing it. What we DO know is that Belichick did it and that %^$# Goodell destroyed all of the evidence so we'll never know to what extent he was breaking the rules.

The guy should have been suspended if not flat out thrown out of the league but instead the media calls him a genius. Crazy world we live in...
I have heard a lot of interviews with players/coaches stating that this stuff went on. I know it's easy to hate on Belichick, but they were not the only team doing things like this. They were the first one to be told on after the letter was sent out trying to crack down on it. Using cameras, trying to read lips, digging through the garbage trying to find plays after the visiting team left the box, etc, etc.. all teams try to get any leg up they can.

 
I think the things that I hear the most about Belichick and I would agree with him being one of the best:

Schemes/game planning:

This is where the "genius" stuff comes in when people talk. People aren't talking about where the rankings are, they are talking about how complicated it is, how hard it is to plan for, and how many wrinkles he will throw at you from week to week. Great at taking the 1-2 things you want to do to beat them and make you do it another way. They did this in the Super Bowl - Cruz was taken away for the most part and the running game wasn't much of a factor. The Giants just had the depth and talent at WR to still get the job done.

Offense is also always changing and hard to predict, although with the players they have this is becoming less the case. Back in their great years it would be one week Randy Moss getting 10 catches, and the next week they would run the first 15 plays of the game depending on where the matchups are.

I think the other thing you hear the most about Belichick/Brady is that they seem to get more out of less than anybody else in the league. While this might be true, I guess my question is why are they dealing with "less" to begin with?

 

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