[NaTaS]

If you could choose the HC, OC and DC for your team - who would it be?

Rules: Must have been in the NFL from 2007-Present.
HC: The Hoodie
OC: Sean Payton
DC: Dick LeBeau

This post has been edited by NaTaS: 06 June 2012 - 08:14 PM

[BenJarvus Green-Ellis]

HC: BB OC: Norv Turner DC: Wade Phillips

[Tennessee Tyrant]

I am gonna go off a little bit and say I'd like Mike Tomlin as my head coach. Reason being is he has proven he is a pretty damn good head coach and is still quite young for being a head coach. Plus having that Steeler nastiness, you know you are gonna have teams that are ready to bring some nasty.

For my offensive coordinator it would have to be Sean Payton. The dude just knows offense. It's that simple.

My choice for defensive coordinator is Dick LeBeau. His defenses are always some of the league's best, year in and year out, and is arguably one of, if not the greatest defensive coordinator ever in the NFL.

Honorable mention to The Hoodie for either or being a HC or DC.

[BwareDWare94]

Mike Tomlin
Mike McCarthy
Dick LeBeau

There's a reason Pittsburgh won their sixth championship: two of the guys I listed.

I honestly believe the Hoodie is overrated. Since the loss of Asante Samuel, it's as if he refuses to fix his secondary. I don't know why, and don't care if he can get the most out of no-name players. Their defense has been a problem for several years now, and it's almost as if they won't sign anybody to help their team out. Sure, nobody knew Andre Carter would play as well as he did last year. Signing Brandon Lloyd is the closest thing to an honest attempt to improve their franchise through FA in several years. Is he probably in the conversation for best coach in the game? Yes, but so are Mike Tomlin and Tom Coughlin. I took my preference between those two.

I'm a little nervous about my OC pick. I wonder how McCarthy could do without the best QB and the best 1-5 set of WRs in the game.

Need I explain why I picked Dick LeBeau?

This post has been edited by BwareDWare94: 06 June 2012 - 09:43 PM

[BC]

HC - Bill Belichick. Takes pieces of shit and turns them into champions. Finds every flaw in every opponent and exploits it. Finds every strength in every player on his football team and uses them to his team's advantage.

DC - John Harbaugh. Would've made him the HC if he didn't lack experience. He's pissed off all the fucking time, intimidates you just by his presence, and hates hates hates losing. Doesn't accept excuses, and punishes the shit out of everybody if they do not give everything they have all the fucking time. BAMF.

OC - Tony Dungy. Very poised and knows how to keep his players as such. Knows how to get every single player involved on offense and how to get the receivers open.


Edit: This assumes the criteria was that they had to be apart of coaching at some point during the 2007-2011 NFL seasons. Not that they had to be coaching during that entire time. By the wording in the first post it could be taken either way, and if its the second one, that doesn't make sense, seeing as there wouldn't be very many options to choose from.

This post has been edited by BC: 06 June 2012 - 10:02 PM

[BenJarvus Green-Ellis]

BwareDWare94, on 06 June 2012 - 09:42 PM, said:

I honestly believe the Hoodie is overrated. Since the loss of Asante Samuel, it's as if he refuses to fix his secondary. I don't know why, and don't care if he can get the most out of no-name players. Their defense has been a problem for several years now, and it's almost as if they won't sign anybody to help their team out. Sure, nobody knew Andre Carter would play as well as he did last year. Signing Brandon Lloyd is the closest thing to an honest attempt to improve their franchise through FA in several years.

Christ. You're really out of the loop here, Bware.

[.AirMcNair.]

BC, you do realize that defense is what Tony Dungy's specialty is, right? He helped Monte Kiffin develop the Tampa 2. Having him as OC makes no real sense.

Tom Moore and Peyton Manning were the reasons that Colts offense was so good.

This post has been edited by .AirMcNair.: 06 June 2012 - 10:10 PM

[BwareDWare94]

BenJarvus Green-Ellis, on 06 June 2012 - 10:07 PM, said:

Christ. You're really out of the loop here, Bware.

Not so much. You see, I'm correct.

[BenJarvus Green-Ellis]

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Not so much. You see, I'm correct.

Alright fucknut, let's break it down...

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Since the loss of Asante Samuel, it's as if he refuses to fix his secondary.

Well since Asante Samuel's overrated ass left, BB has used 40 of his draft selections on 20 defensive players from 2008-2011. And FWIW, he went all defense in this year's draft with the exception of taking a wideout at 235th overall. Blame guys like Darius Butler, Terrence Wheatley, Ron Brace, Shawn Crable, etc., etc. for not living up to their expectations. He's done plenty to try to fix the secondary.

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I don't know why, and don't care if he can get the most out of no-name players. Their defense has been a problem for several years now, and it's almost as if they won't sign anybody to help their team out.

Building through the draft is typically a lot better than building through FA. Want to tell me how the Redskins and Dream Team Eagles have done as of late?

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Sure, nobody knew Andre Carter would play as well as he did last year

And what about Mark Anderson who also registered double-digit sacks? Oh, but since they were cheap pickups we can just act as if BB still doesn't give a fuck to sign anyone to help his team out, right?

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Signing Brandon Lloyd is the closest thing to an honest attempt to improve their franchise through FA in several years.

Good lord... I don't even...

[BwareDWare94]

Right, because draft picks not turning out takes all of the blame away from the head coach...you just don't want to admit that I made a point.

[BenJarvus Green-Ellis]

BwareDWare94, on 06 June 2012 - 11:50 PM, said:

Right, because draft picks not turning out takes all of the blame away from the head coach...you just don't want to admit that I made a point.

You were trying to make it sound like he's put in zero effort to revamp his defense, dumbfuck. He's taken plenty of defensive players, a bunch haven't panned out, tough shit... doesn't make him an ''overrated HC''. If you know anything about BB, it's that he's a defensive minded coach first and foremost. The last thing he wanted to see was his defense turn to dog shit. And guess what, it won't be awful for much longer considering the defensive players he's added over the past few years. McCourty and Cunningham should be improved, Dowling will be great if healthy, and Chandler Jones and Dont'a Hightower have great potential. FA signings in Fanene and Scott could also be pretty significant.

[BC]

.AirMcNair., on 06 June 2012 - 10:09 PM, said:

BC, you do realize that defense is what Tony Dungy's specialty is, right? He helped Monte Kiffin develop the Tampa 2. Having him as OC makes no real sense.

Tom Moore and Peyton Manning were the reasons that Colts offense was so good.

I thought about making Sean Payton the OC, but Tony Dungy knows how to drive defensive coordinators nuts, and to exploit holes in defenses.

[RazorStar]

HC: Peyton Manning
OC: Peyton Manning
DC: Eh why not... Peyton Manning

[seanbrock]

HC: Belichick
OC: Payton
DC: LeBeau

pretty god gamn easy question.

[Zack_of_Steel]

BC, on 07 June 2012 - 02:21 AM, said:

I thought about making Sean Payton the OC, but Tony Dungy knows how to drive defensive coordinators nuts, and to exploit holes in defenses.

Tony Dungy had nothing to do with the offense outside of keeping Tom Moore around, dipshit.

[Bucman]

Bill Belichick is overrated, he was average before Brady and has won nothing without him.

HC - Tom Coughlin

OC - Sean Payton

DC - Dick LeBeau

[Julio4Ever]

HC: Mike Tomlin
OC: Sean Payfag
DC: Dick Lebeau

simple really.

[BenJarvus Green-Ellis]

Bucman, on 08 June 2012 - 12:17 PM, said:

Bill Belichick is overrated, he was average before Brady and has won nothing without him.

Except for the fact that he won 2 rings coaching up a nasty Giants defense in the early 90's.

I love it... it's either ''Brady would be nothing without Belichick!'' or ''Belichick would be nothing without Brady!''. Just fucking stop already.

[Bucman]

Talking about as a HC here..

This post has been edited by Bucman: 08 June 2012 - 03:52 PM

[seanbrock]

Bucman, on 08 June 2012 - 03:52 PM, said:

Talking about as a HC here..

BB didn't do anything in Cleveland, but then again nobody really has since Paul Brown lol.