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Wow. Predicable Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

I don't get the love for Mcarthy at all. Like why would we ever want him to be our coach? If the goal of Superbowl you never hire a coach who already won one. He wasn't even that good when he had a goat. Darnold won't be 1/2 of what arod is so I'd expect half the results from McCarthy which is just a slight upgrade from bowles. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

See Penningtons career Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

Who is the only guy you think can develop darnold? I like the thread most of it's true Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

Its not an arbitrary statistic, its historical data, Its data the proves its INCREDIBLY difficult to win a super bowl, only 32 coaches have ever done it, and NONE have done it twice with different teams. I think the main reason is there is a special kind of determination that is required to prepare a team and win the superbowl. That "edge" to coaches looking to win isn't as sharp after already having won one.

I think 50 years of data is strong enough to show that its not just a fluke. Some of the all time greatest coaches in history have never won with two teams, what makes you think McCarthy, a coach with marginal success with the greatest QB since Peyton is going to do it?

this is great news. I think that this is McCarthy saving face. I think Chris Johnson was smart and declined him. We want NO part of McCarthy.

why is it asinine? Data drives the world. Are you REALLY trying to say that Mike McCarthy is going to be the one to twin multiple superbowls with different teams. even when greats like Parcels, Vermiel, Shula and others were incapable?

Or ANY coach that has already won a superbowl. Looking at history proves what a horrible and short sighted move it be to hire a coach that has already won the big game. In the history of the NFL there have 32 Coaches who won a superbowl. Of those 32 superbowl winners how many won with multiple teams? The answer 0. How many coaches even made it to a superbowl with more then one team? 5: Bill Parcells - Giants (W) - Pats (L) Dick Vermiel - Raams (W) - Eagles (L) Mike Holgrem - Seahawks (L) - Packers (L) John Fox - Panthers (L) - Broncos (L) Don Shula - Colts (Jets W) - Dophins (x3 L) So while it sounds counter intuitive, you NEVER high a coach that already won. I think its because the fire is gone, and the crazy lazer focus of determination that is required to win is lost after already having won the big game.

i generally don't like picking up coordinators of the same ilk as the head coach. Andy Reid's past offensive coodinator's have done well, but i'm stil skeptical. I do NOT want McCarthy though. #1 Rule in hiring a coach, NEVER EVER EVER hire a coach who has already won a super bowl.

So a coach with a big ego, would prefer to report to the GM instead of directly to the owner? That makes no sense.

The sucked. I don't get the love he gets from Jets fans. That year shonne Greene looked unstoppable behind our oline while the two yards was doing nothing. He was an average back behind a good line Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

The roster isn't nearly as bad as it seems. We aren't loaded with talent, but not horrible. Like others have pointed out we we're close to winning enough games to be 8-8 or 9-7. That's not bad with a rookie QB. Coaching is the biggest problem. BB would win 12 games with this roster Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

NY Jets IG account has it as well. Good bye bowles Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

Nfl players did too. I mean Rex gets treated like garbage around here, he's the franchieses most successful coach I don't get the hate Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk