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1Sparky you are really reaching with that argument.
Quote1Sparky you are really reaching with that argument.I agree.
The point is this: no matter how great a coach is, if he doesn't have some degree of talent at QB, he's going nowhere. Gruden has had very little to work with over the last few years. My guess is that will soon change.
Quote from: All_da_way on August 18, 2007, 10:30:12 PMQuote1Sparky you are really reaching with that argument.I agree. I'm not reaching at all.Take Gruden out of the equation and the Bucs are still trying to just reach the SB, foget about winning one.Johnson was the best QB Gruden has had here, and nobody would ever envision him in Canton.Gruden lite a fire under the 2002 Defense and instructed them on how to dismantle the Raiduhs.Like I said, I'm not reaching at all.
Quote from: BucsGuru on August 18, 2007, 06:36:37 PMSpark, do you honestly believe that Gruden was responsible for the SB over the #1 ranked defense, and perhaps the 2nd greatest defense of all-time?? One thing you can never take away from Gruden is that he was the coach for the Bucs when we won the SB, but Barry Switzer was the coach when the Cowboys won one of theirs as well.Ouch!!!
Spark, do you honestly believe that Gruden was responsible for the SB over the #1 ranked defense, and perhaps the 2nd greatest defense of all-time?? One thing you can never take away from Gruden is that he was the coach for the Bucs when we won the SB, but Barry Switzer was the coach when the Cowboys won one of theirs as well.
Take Belichick away from Brady, and you have Brian Griese. Maybe. The fact that the best, or at worst 2nd best (Walsh), coach in the history of football is knocked in this board say it all about the quantity of Kool Aid consumed.
Quote from: 1sparkybuc on August 18, 2007, 07:55:10 PMThe point is this: no matter how great a coach is, if he doesn't have some degree of talent at QB, he's going nowhere. Gruden has had very little to work with over the last few years. My guess is that will soon change.Maybe Belichick has fewer Super Bowls without Brady but there is little doubt in my mind the Patriots would still be a 10-12 win a season team. They have a top 5 offensive line and top 5 defensive line, which were drafted entirely by Belichick, and he's the best defensive gameplanner in the league. He's the real deal.
Quote from: Feel Real Good on August 19, 2007, 02:50:06 PMQuote from: 1sparkybuc on August 18, 2007, 07:55:10 PMThe point is this: no matter how great a coach is, if he doesn't have some degree of talent at QB, he's going nowhere. Gruden has had very little to work with over the last few years. My guess is that will soon change.Maybe Belichick has fewer Super Bowls without Brady but there is little doubt in my mind the Patriots would still be a 10-12 win a season team. They have a top 5 offensive line and top 5 defensive line, which were drafted entirely by Belichick, and he's the best defensive gameplanner in the league. He's the real deal. Hang Rich McKay around Belichick's neck and he gets run off like he did in Cleveland. Belichick has had better personnel and tons of cap space to work with. Thanks to McKay, the Bucs have had neither. Thanks to Bruce Allen, that situation is getting resolved. Gruden is finally getting something to work with.