best coach in NFL history?

[Aqua4ever04]

Again...Bill Walsh didn't innovate a damn thing! He learned everything he knew from Paul Brown as an assistant coach and carried those principals on to success. Paul Brown was his mentor.

He was a coach for the Cincinnati Bengals in 1968, serving under Paul Brown for seven seasons as one of the architects of the team's offense, built around quarterback Ken Anderson and wide receiver Isaac Curtis.

Learn about your NFL football history first, then post.

Ah yes, the intricacies of the west coast system remained completly parrallel from the time Walsh entered to the time he left the game.

I see you're a Bengals fan, so homerism is expected there.

[Blackout]

oh snap