ricojes Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 2 hours ago, Motorin' said: Head Coaches in the last 5 years: Buffalo vs Pittsburgh 3 for us as well....
Seasons1992 Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 Does Jauron count? He was technically dead, so I'm asking for a friend.............. 1
row_33 Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 3 hours ago, Greg S said: That really is amazing. The Steelers have to be one of the best run organizations in sports. Credit to the Rooney family. Hopefully the Pegula's can build something similar in Buffalo. around 5 bad seasons since 1973?
CardinalScotts Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 starts with ownership Pittsburgh has had good ownership, patient stuck with Noll who started 1-13. 5-9, 6-8 in todays football he's gone also had a four year stretch of 28-37 but had the super bowl teams under the belt by then. Cowher had a three year run of no playoffs 7-9, 6-10, 9-7 no one freaked out Tomlin has been a model of consistency 10-6 typicaly couple 11-5 couple 9-7 although Cleveland has won 5 or few games 9 of the 12 years nice has 2 freebies year in and year out substitute new england for cleveland and those 10-6's are now 9-7 the 9-7 are now 7-8 and the 8-8 are 6-10's just switching out one team Jealous? yes starts with ownership Buffalo has poor ownership, and while Ralph was possibly "the" key to the AFL surviving and ultimately the merger and deserves to be in the HOF. A very generous man who Buffalo owes a lot too as a city. But.... as an owner he was over all brutal, always last on coaches salaries not only for head coaches but all the assistants last in money invested into scouting. Always too involved hey i own the team- Rooney's never felt the need to do that- poor choices for head coaches and always meddling Since Pegula's ownership you can't fault him for Marrone as he inherited him, nor him leaving under a ridiculous contract clause from Russ Made a poor choice with Rex who was only making a money grab...but has hit a homerun with McDermott and Beane
BuffaloBills1998 Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 I actually liked Philips. He was a great HC, he just worked with a bad front office 1
OldTimeAFLGuy Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 (edited) 4 hours ago, Greg S said: That really is amazing. The Steelers have to be one of the best run organizations in sports. Credit to the Rooney family. Hopefully the Pegula's can build something similar in Buffalo. ...not to mention SIX Lombardis to show for it.....and Kevin Colbert has been their GM since 2000.......BTW, their 2009 SB club featured 19 of 22 starters acquired through the draft...... Edited December 13, 2019 by OldTimeAFLGuy
QB Bills Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 3 hours ago, Chandler#81 said: This is troll thread if there there was one. Who doesn’t know the Steelers have had just 2 coaches since Knoll’s Team of the 70’s? OP just tryin’ to rouse rabble. I got my ? on you, son. It was a rhetorical question, Paul Blart. Take it easy.
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 2 minutes ago, QB Bills said: It was a rhetorical question, Paul Blart. Take it easy. This should end well.
K-9 Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 4 hours ago, Motorin' said: Over the last 50 seasons of the NFL, from 1969 to 2019, the Pittsburgh Steelers have had only 3 Head Coaches. Chuck Noll (1969-1991) Bill Cowher (1991-2006) Mike Tomlin (2006-Present) Without looking, how many HC's have the Buffalo Bills had, and name them. Including interim head coaches? 4 hours ago, freddyjj said: Not sure I will get them all but I will try - will skip interim ones for simplicity's sake: Rauch, Saban, Ringo, Knox, Stephenson, Bullough, Levy, Philips, Williams, Mularkey, Jauron, Gailey, Marrone, Rex, McDermott 15? Yikes Looks good from where I sit.
Augie Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 (edited) 5 hours ago, freddyjj said: Not sure I will get them all but I will try - will skip interim ones for simplicity's sake: Rauch, Saban, Ringo, Knox, Stephenson, Bullough, Levy, Philips, Williams, Mularkey, Jauron, Gailey, Marrone, Rex, McDermott 15? Yikes From that list, I can easily pick out my least favorite. Incompetent is one thing, loud mouth blow hard incompetent is more than I could handle. I wonder what the total comes to including interims, and who else in the league can compete with our total? Browns have been on a roll lately, but going back to prior decades I doubt they can keep up. . Edited December 13, 2019 by Augie
Bob Chandler's Hands Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 John Rauch 1969–1970 Harvey Johnson.]1971 Lou Saban 1972–1976 Jim Ringo 1976–1977 Chuck Knox 1978–1982 Kay Stephenson 1983–1985 Hank Bullough 1985]–1986 Marv Levy 1986–1997 Wade Phillips 1998–2000 Gregg Williams 2001–2003 Mike Mularkey 2004–2005 Dick Jauron2006–2009 Perry Fewell 2009 Chan Gailey 2010–2012 Doug Marrone 2013–2014 Rex Ryan 2015–2016 Anthony Lynn 2016 Sean McDermott 2017–present 18 coaches since Chuck Knoll started in Pittsburgh. There were 4 before Rauch, although one of those was Lou Saban in his first tenure with the Bills. My fandom started with Jim Ringo, I do not recall being aware of Lou Saban as coach even though I guess I was a fan already (at 6 years old ? Only Levy and maybe Saban (if you include his earlier stint when they won 2 AFL Championships) are in the class of any of the three Steelers coaches for accomplishments. Let's hope McDermott gets there! 1
HOUSE Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 Buffalo Had way less cheerleaders, just saying
row_33 Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 1 hour ago, Bob Chandler's Hands said: John Rauch 1969–1970 Harvey Johnson.]1971 Lou Saban 1972–1976 Jim Ringo 1976–1977 Chuck Knox 1978–1982 Kay Stephenson 1983–1985 Hank Bullough 1985]–1986 Marv Levy 1986–1997 Wade Phillips 1998–2000 Gregg Williams 2001–2003 Mike Mularkey 2004–2005 Dick Jauron2006–2009 Perry Fewell 2009 Chan Gailey 2010–2012 Doug Marrone 2013–2014 Rex Ryan 2015–2016 Anthony Lynn 2016 Sean McDermott 2017–present 18 coaches since Chuck Knoll started in Pittsburgh. There were 4 before Rauch, although one of those was Lou Saban in his first tenure with the Bills. My fandom started with Jim Ringo, I do not recall being aware of Lou Saban as coach even though I guess I was a fan already (at 6 years old ? Only Levy and maybe Saban (if you include his earlier stint when they won 2 AFL Championships) are in the class of any of the three Steelers coaches for accomplishments. Let's hope McDermott gets there! Knox was the best of the Bills coaches in that list, easily. Marv never got a win he shouldn't have won anyway, lost a bunch he never had any excuse to lose 1
Freddie's Dead Posted December 14, 2019 Posted December 14, 2019 Just stop it Night Ranger. Repeatedly banging a ball peen hammer on your testicles will cause less pain than comparing Bills and Squeelers head coaches.
ComradeKayAdams Posted December 14, 2019 Posted December 14, 2019 But y'all are overlooking the Steelers from 1933-1968!!! 16 different head coaches in their first 36 years in the league. Only 8 winning seasons. Only 1 playoff appearance. No playoff wins. No division titles. No championships. The franchise was so bad that they moved them to the AFC during the 1970 merger with the idea of giving them a fighting chance against "lesser competition." The lesson here? STOP saying "same old Bills." At one point in time, "same old Steelers" was probably a thing until it wasn't (1972). 1 1 1
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