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You know you'll probably see the Colts, the Patriots, or the Cowboys. Before the season even starts, it's easy to pick those teams. It's consistency. T
Why would you compare this team to an up and down team like the Marlins?
Quote from: yuccaneers on December 05, 2007, 05:55:33 PMthe problem with that is even though he has 5 division title in 10 years since he has been the coach here he has also laid an egg the following year, it is great that when things are going good he is the coach you want calling the plays, but what happens if the Glazers sign him to an extension and he stumbles next season that is a pattern that cant be denied. I thing he is how ever starting to change and mature but would like to see what next season brings before handing out a contract extension.The so called "pattern" is due to extenuating circumstances. Its almost like teh argument "Gruden cant develop a young QB. Im interested in researching every Qb Gruden has ever caoched undee the age of 30 since his Philly days, but Im sure the list is headed by Chris Simms and Marques Tuiasisopo. Give him a 1st or 2nd round talent that fits his offense and this myth will quickly be discardedWhen things are going good, Gruden is a good caoch. When things are going bad, Gruden is a good coach. His so called emergence from bad caoch to good caoch to bad coach again is laughable to me
the problem with that is even though he has 5 division title in 10 years since he has been the coach here he has also laid an egg the following year, it is great that when things are going good he is the coach you want calling the plays, but what happens if the Glazers sign him to an extension and he stumbles next season that is a pattern that cant be denied. I thing he is how ever starting to change and mature but would like to see what next season brings before handing out a contract extension.
Quote from: GrudenFan63 on December 05, 2007, 08:00:39 PM You know you'll probably see the Colts, the Patriots, or the Cowboys. Before the season even starts, it's easy to pick those teams. It's consistency. TYou do know that the Cowboys went 5-11 for 3 consecutive years from 2000-2002 and also went 6-10 in 2004. Theyve only played in 2 playoff games the past 8 years, both losses.
Why the pattern in Oakland? Is it something inside of Gruden or is it having to play against the #1 schedule? Or is it poor drafting, or injuries catching up said team?
Well, how many fans are willing to live with a two year span at the most being up and in the playoffs then have a few down eyars, all because it takes a veteran qb to run the west coast rather then drafting and grooming the right guy now?
Quote from: ronde bear on December 05, 2007, 07:43:05 PMQuote from: yuccaneers on December 05, 2007, 05:55:33 PMthe problem with that is even though he has 5 division title in 10 years since he has been the coach here he has also laid an egg the following year, it is great that when things are going good he is the coach you want calling the plays, but what happens if the Glazers sign him to an extension and he stumbles next season that is a pattern that cant be denied. I thing he is how ever starting to change and mature but would like to see what next season brings before handing out a contract extension.The so called "pattern" is due to extenuating circumstances. Its almost like teh argument "Gruden cant develop a young QB. Im interested in researching every Qb Gruden has ever caoched undee the age of 30 since his Philly days, but Im sure the list is headed by Chris Simms and Marques Tuiasisopo. Give him a 1st or 2nd round talent that fits his offense and this myth will quickly be discardedWhen things are going good, Gruden is a good caoch. When things are going bad, Gruden is a good coach. His so called emergence from bad caoch to good caoch to bad coach again is laughable to meWhy the pattern in Oakland? Is it something inside of Gruden or is it having to play against the #1 schedule? Or is it poor drafting, or injuries catching up said team?
Quote from: TheGhostOfAlvinHarper on December 05, 2007, 08:46:49 PMWhy the pattern in Oakland? Is it something inside of Gruden or is it having to play against the #1 schedule? Or is it poor drafting, or injuries catching up said team?What is this pattern in Oakland you are talking about? His first 2 seasons were both 8-8. 3rd year they went 12-4 to win the division, 4th year they went 10-6 to win the division, year after that his old team and new team go to the SuperBowl and he wins it. hmmmmm.......i think I've just found a new stat for you Gruden haters. 5 division championships in last 8 years! i kinda like the pattern, whatever the hell it is.
The other 5 years he was 8-8 or worse and he won the SB with Dungy's team. Since he turned us into his team we've lost a home playoff game and been the joke of the division the other years. This year is a fluke with all teams in the division having an off year, injuries to QBs of the teams we're playing and lucky double reverse garbage calls getting us wins. Nobody outside of Tampa thinks Gruden is a better coach then the 3 coaches individually that we can hire to replace him. If we extend him we're looking at several years of losing while rebuilding some more and if Monte leaves you're looking at a serious drop back to where we were before Dungy. I think we should give Monte the head coaching position and let Gruden head off to college ball where he can be a control freak and get away with it. Of course he wouldn't last in college because losing season's in college get you fired.