SultanofSmack
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 |  Subject: Best coach in the NFL?  1/5/2010, 6:39 pm | |
| I think Andy Reid deserves a mention despite the fact he hasn't won it all. The success he has had at Philly over such a long period of time is a real testament of his abilities to get it done. Anyone else would have probably canned McNabb about 4 years ago. Every time you think their run is over, here they come again. I don't suppose he can get any love from all you Cowboy fans. | |
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Mecum's garage
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| | Subject: Re: Best coach in the NFL? 1/5/2010, 8:45 pm | |
| As a Cowboy fan I would love to see Andy Reid retire. He overcomes adversity on and off the field and has his team in it every freakin year, and oh by the way he might be the only coach that can keep Micheal Vick this quiet. | |
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The Champ
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| | Subject: Re: Best coach in the NFL? 1/6/2010, 10:34 am | |
| Jeff Fisher is a pretty good coach. | |
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SultanofSmack
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| | Subject: Re: Best coach in the NFL? 1/6/2010, 11:18 am | |
| Jeff Fisher is a darn good coach. A yard away from a title against the Rams. | |
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