AP Coach of the Year <Poll>

[bobobonators]

Who do you think should win? My vote is for Daboll:

 

1. He inherited a team with almost no talent outside Saquon Barkley and currently has them in the 2nd round of the playoffs. 

2. He turned Danny Dimes into a threat at QB and legitimately makes him look like a poor-man’s Allen. 

3. His already talent-deprived team was further decimated by injuries - especially at WR, and they basically have an entire new WR Corps from Week 1 and are all performing at a high level. It’s super impressive. 

 

4. Daboll’s massive watermelons between his legs set the tone for the season week 1 when his team went up agains the Titans, who were 12-5 last season, and instead of playing to not lose, he played to win and went for 2 late in the game with a minute left to win the game. 
 

I miss that man. Im very happy for him. He deserves to win AP Coach of the Year. 
 

[Dan]

Where’s the option for McD?  
 

delete thread...try again. 

[K D]

Dabes

[bobobonators]

6 minutes ago, Dan said:

Where’s the option for McD?  
 

delete thread...try again. 

He would fall under someone else. I wouldn’t trade McD for anyone. And me giving Daboll credit is not meant to discredit McD. Truth is McD has a loaded roster. We were Super Bowl favorites going into this season. Anything less will likely be viewed as a disappointment. In some ways it’s not fair (for McD). 

Edited January 18, 2023 by bobobonators

[strive_for_five_guy]

There’s appearing to be a heavy favorite here…

[ToGoGo]

OP should be suspended. 

 

After everything we overcame this year? 

[Big Blitz]

McD gets bonus points for being the final mentor on Daboll’s path to HC which had a successful first year.  

My top 3:

 

McD

Shanny 

Daboll

 

Hard to not say Shanny.   

[US Egg]

#4 a bit too descriptive painted picture of Daboll.

🤢…..🤮

[78thealltimegreat]

Sean McDermott despite the ridiculous expectations, the outside stories, the injuries, one of the most traumatic moments a team has ever experienced with Damar, and one of the toughest schedules in football. The Buffalo Bills lost 3 games by 8 points and everyone of those games had the lead and a chance to win.

It needs to be said again in every single game this year the Bills had a chance to win the game in the 4th quarter. 
If that isn’t a coach of the year they should change the award…To the coach whose team doesn’t suck as much as they were supposed to award.  

Edited January 18, 2023 by 78thealltimegreat

[Saxum]

23 minutes ago, bobobonators said:

Who do you think should win? My vote is for Daboll:

 

1. He inherited a team with almost no talent outside Saquon Barkley and currently has them in the 2nd round of the playoffs. 

2. He turned Danny Dimes into a threat at QB and legitimately makes him look like a poor-man’s Allen. 

3. His already talent-deprived team was further decimated by injuries - especially at WR, and they basically have an entire new WR Corps from Week 1 and are all performing at a high level. It’s super impressive. 

 

4. Daboll’s massive watermelons between his legs set the tone for the season week 1 when his team went up agains the Titans, who were 12-5 last season, and instead of playing to not lose, he played to win and went for 2 late in the game with a minute left to win the game. 
 

I miss that man. Im very happy for him. He deserves to win AP Coach of the Year. 
 

 

Josh used to raise watermelons on far.  Maybe he gave Daboll some tips.

[Big Turk]

Daboll is going to win in a landslide.

[Freddie's Dead]

Imma go Dougie P.  But can't argue with Dabs either.

[Gugny]

I would be happy with either Daboll or Shanahan. But I voted Shanahan because of his QB situation. 

[FireChans]

Dabs for sure.  One of the worst teams in the NFL. Worst team in the playoffs. First year HC.  Easy.

[co_springs_billsfan]

Why is O'Connell on this list?

[Process]

One of these guys took Daniel Jones and a practice squad offense to the divisional round of the playoffs in his first year as head coach.

 

[NoHuddleKelly12]

The Hamlin situation could’ve sunk this team for good, and he’s steered the ship to once again tie season high franchise wins…McD would be more than deserving, imho.

[Boatdrinks]

The G Men have been a clown show the last 4 or 5 years. Daboll has them playing a tough brand of football and notched a road playoff win in year one. Book it, this one’s a slam dunk. 

[That's No Moon]

Shanahan is on his 3rd QB and the team is better now than they were in September.

[DabillsDaBillsDaBills]

I'm somewhere between Daboll and Shanahan. 

 

The G-men have been a joke of a franchise in recent years and pre-season expectation was probably ~5 wins. Daboll turned them into a legit playoff contender and resurrected Daniel Jones career. 

 

Shanahan came in with high pre-season expectations, but then had his #1 AND #2 QB get injured. He now has the team setup as legit superbowl contenders with a rookie 7th rd draft pick starting for half the season.