26CornerBlitz Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 (edited) USA Today recently ranked the NFL coaches By: Steven RuizThe NFL offseason is dragging along — we’ve made it to mini camps, people! — and while you may be bored, this is an important time of the year for NFL coaches. This is when they get to install new elements of their scheme and have more time to spend on coaching up the younger players. With that in mind, let’s rank all 32 head coaches, starting with the last coach you’d want helming your team… 16. Rex Ryan, Bills Ryan is known as a brilliant defensive mind, but he’s going to need a bounce back season to retain that title. He hasn’t produced a top-10 unit in three seasons, and he hasn’t led his team to a winning record since 2010. @SInow Time for Rex Ryan to rise above mediocrity, prove his worth with Bills (by @amy_parlapiano) http://on.si.com/1qLMb9B Edited May 26, 2016 by 26CornerBlitz
hondo in seattle Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Middle of the pack... seems about right, though I hope he proves the doubters wrong this year.
hondo in seattle Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 It's interesting to see Mike Mularkey dead last at #32. Things could be worse!
billieve420 Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Not sure how Marvin Lewis is ranked lower than Ryan. He has built a perennial playoff contender. Rex is higher by a few spots than I thought he would be.
26CornerBlitz Posted May 26, 2016 Author Posted May 26, 2016 Not sure how Marvin Lewis is ranked lower than Ryan. He has built a perennial playoff contender. Rex is higher by a few spots than I thought he would be. They have had really good teams, but can't seem to get a playoff win under their belt in his time as HC.
Kirby Jackson Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Personally, I do not think that Rex is very good. I think that the Bills have done a nice job on the personnel side. I would have the FO around the top ten. I would have the coaching bottom ten (and that is with getting a boost from Roman). Rex did less with more last year than any coach that I can remember. In addition, he is a horrible game manager.
YoloinOhio Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Not sure how Marvin Lewis is ranked lower than Ryan. He has built a perennial playoff contender. Rex is higher by a few spots than I thought he would be.13 years with same system and no playoff wins
Rico Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 It's interesting to see Mike Mularkey dead last at #32. Things could be worse! Poor Meathead.
GunnerBill Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Personally, I do not think that Rex is very good. I think that the Bills have done a nice job on the personnel side. I would have the FO around the top ten. I would have the coaching bottom ten (and that is with getting a boost from Roman). Rex did less with more last year than any coach that I can remember. In addition, he is a horrible game manager. Yep. And a lot of that applies to Marvin Lewis too. The Bengals FO has built a very good team that is being very averagely coached.
26CornerBlitz Posted May 26, 2016 Author Posted May 26, 2016 Personally, I do not think that Rex is very good. I think that the Bills have done a nice job on the personnel side. I would have the FO around the top ten. I would have the coaching bottom ten (and that is with getting a boost from Roman). Rex did less with more last year than any coach that I can remember. In addition, he is a horrible game manager. Most of these NFL HCs are pretty bad in the area of game management from my observations.
Mark Vader Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Not sure how Marvin Lewis is ranked lower than Ryan. He has built a perennial playoff contender. Rex is higher by a few spots than I thought he would be. They have had really good teams, but can't seem to get a playoff win under their belt in his time as HC. 13 years with same system and no playoff wins Post Season Records: Rex Ryan: 4-2 Marvin Lewis: 0-7
Freddie's Dead Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Wow. Reading that list of losers is sobering. Talk about lack of qualified QB's, there's a serious lack of head coaching in the NFL. Rex should be behind Jay Gruden, Marvin Lewis, Jason Garrett, and Chuck Pagano. I'd rank him 20th.
Kirby Jackson Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Yep. And a lot of that applies to Marvin Lewis too. The Bengals FO has built a very good team that is being very averagely coached. I think that this is very fair. Their talent, top to bottom, stacks up with anyone in the AFC, yet they never win a playoff game.
JOE IN HAMPTON ROADS Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Not sure how Marvin Lewis is ranked lower than Ryan. He has built a perennial playoff contender. Rex is higher by a few spots than I thought he would be. The people who do these lists take way too much account of past performance. Rex had his day and has been living off his success for years. He hasn't done anything of note lately and seems unable or unwilling to change his scheme. I would put him in the bottom third at best. Personally, I do not think that Rex is very good. I think that the Bills have done a nice job on the personnel side. I would have the FO around the top ten. I would have the coaching bottom ten (and that is with getting a boost from Roman). Rex did less with more last year than any coach that I can remember. In addition, he is a horrible game manager. agreed. 13 years with same system and no playoff wins too true. It's interesting to see Mike Mularkey dead last at #32. Things could be worse! and boy they panned him, too
26CornerBlitz Posted May 26, 2016 Author Posted May 26, 2016 @SInow Time for Rex Ryan to rise above mediocrity, prove his worth with Bills (by @amy_parlapiano) http://on.si.com/1qLMb9B
Nanker Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Poor Meathead. He's gonna have to really improve if there's any hope that Kevin Kostner will get to play him in the movie, "The Mike Mularkey Story".
Seasons1992 Posted May 26, 2016 Posted May 26, 2016 Not sure how Marvin Lewis is ranked lower than Ryan. He has built a perennial playoff contender. Rex is higher by a few spots than I thought he would be. He's a much better GM than head coach.
26CornerBlitz Posted May 26, 2016 Author Posted May 26, 2016 @TurfShowTimes Jeff Fisher is nine losses away from having more career losses than any coach in NFL history.
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