It helps having Mahomes.Looks like a bad move
Looks like a bad move
No.Looks like a bad move
False. Philly won a super bowl that they never would have won with Andy kotite.Wasn’t a smart move
Correct. Both needed a changeThe split worked out for both parties.
Yup. Reid would have had a SB in Philly if McNabb wasn’t Mr. DecemberIt helps having Mahomes.
This is it. Andy’s roster construction was getting quite poor toward the end in Philly. He has worked with some excellent GM’s in KC and it kinda helps he has a generational talent at QB. Reid will go down as one of the best offensive minds in football, but he doesn’t win anything without Mahomes.No.
Reed did himself in. He wanted more and more power but did not win the super bowl. He was a good OC, good HC and lousy GM. If he was willing to be coach only, he would still be the çoach. He also needed to distance his kids from the team. His one kid was a heroin attic and the other kid was a drunk who pulled a gun on someone.
Once reed got fired he lost some of that power in kc. Kc also fired his one kid.
This just in, maybe the Browns shouldn’t have fired Belichick. The Jets and Pats fired Pete Carroll. Gruden and Dungy also both got fired before winning a Super Bowl elsewhere. Sometimes the coach/organization fit has just run its course.Looks like a bad move
Eagles have won a Superbowl and barely lost another since Reids firing. The Eagles should have no regrets and Reid though great had run his course in Philadelphia. Both Franchises have Flourished so no it was not a bad move.Looks like a bad move
And who did the Eagles lose that Super Bowl to? Yeah that’s right.Eagles have won a Superbowl and barely lost another since Reids firing. The Eagles should have no regrets and Reid though great had run his course in Philadelphia. Both Franchises have Flourished so no it was not a bad move.
Sometimes but not always. Some less than great QBs have won titles. If Shanahan can get Purdy to play like this others need to step upNFL head coaches are only as good as their QBs.
The Browns really didn't fire Belichick. They were moving from CLE to Baltimore after Baltimore and MD gave Art Modell enough cash to pay for his heirs' taxes if he died suddenly. Belichick was seen as a Modell apologist in CLE as he backed Modell over the city. Modell then decided he wanted a clean slate in Baltimore: team name, colors, etc. Modell had a huge falling out with Paul Brown and had wanted to change the team name for years. Bellicheck was simply the baby in the bath water.This just in, maybe the Browns shouldn’t have fired Belichick. The Jets and Pats fired Pete Carroll. Gruden and Dungy also both got fired before winning a Super Bowl elsewhere. Sometimes the coach/organization fit has just run its course.
They lost to a team with a real gm. Andy kotite has zero super bowls as a gm. He was drafting firemen with first round picks.And who did the Eagles lose that Super Bowl to? Yeah that’s right.
See Joe Gibbs.Sometimes but not always. Some less than great QBs have won titles. If Shanahan can get Purdy to play like this others need to step up
Doesn't alter that he was fired--there's always reasons other than simply coaching that get guys run out of town. See Vrabel.The Browns really didn't fire Belichick. They were moving from CLE to Baltimore after Baltimore and MD gave Art Modell enough cash to pay for his heirs' taxes if he died suddenly. Belichick was seen as a Modell apologist in CLE as he backed Modell over the city. Modell then decided he wanted a clean slate in Baltimore: team name, colors, etc. Modell had a huge falling out with Paul Brown and had wanted to change the team name for years. Bellicheck was simply the baby in the bath water.
Thank you for a good answer. Looks like a good move for both.No.
Reed did himself in. He wanted more and more power but did not win the super bowl. He was a good OC, good HC and lousy GM. If he was willing to be coach only, he would still be the çoach. He also needed to distance his kids from the team. His one kid was a heroin attic and the other kid was a drunk who pulled a gun on someone.
Once reed got fired he lost some of that power in kc. Kc also fired his one kid.
He could have easily kept Bill among the chaos if he thought he was the guy. Instead he hired Ted Marchibrota.The Browns really didn't fire Belichick. They were moving from CLE to Baltimore after Baltimore and MD gave Art Modell enough cash to pay for his heirs' taxes if he died suddenly. Belichick was seen as a Modell apologist in CLE as he backed Modell over the city. Modell then decided he wanted a clean slate in Baltimore: team name, colors, etc. Modell had a huge falling out with Paul Brown and had wanted to change the team name for years. Bellicheck was simply the baby in the bath water.
Bill didn't want to stay. He was retained but made a power move to get more say in team operations. When he was told that he wasn't going to get that, they both agreed to move on.He could have easily kept Bill among the chaos if he thought he was the guy. Instead he hired Ted Marchibrota.
No.
Reed did himself in. He wanted more and more power but did not win the super bowl. He was a good OC, good HC and lousy GM. If he was willing to be coach only, he would still be the çoach. He also needed to distance his kids from the team. His one kid was a heroin attic and the other kid was a drunk who pulled a gun on someone.
Once reed got fired he lost some of that power in kc. Kc also fired his one kid.
So that means the Eagles should have kept Reid? Nobody will ever confuse you with Einstein.And who did the Eagles lose that Super Bowl to? Yeah that’s right.
Yep McNabb was good, wasn't Mahomes, or Brady, or Manning, or Foles.It helps having Mahomes.
^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^
Wow...lots of people with no idea willing to share their opinion.
Reid's personal life was in shambles due to issues with both his kids. Things were not going well at work because of it. Bottom line, Reid needed a change of scenery and to get his family away from the trouble they found in Philly.
The eagles had the highest win percentage of any team during Reid's tenure. He is loved and respected in Philly, but everyone agrees that his time needed to come to end when it did. KC provided a much needed change of scenery for him and I wish him no ill will.
As for the birds not winning a SB during Reid's time, there can be much debate, but IMHO - and this was talked about regularly at the time - was the Eagles NOT investing at the WR spot. Sorry by Calvin Williams and Fred Barnett(aka FredEx) are not Devonta Smith and AJ Brown. I don't remember for sure, but I believe that was largely Reid's decision. They lost 3 consecutive NFC Champ games, got TO and immediately went to the superbowl, before he went back to be being TO the next year.
McNabb gets trashed, perhaps unfairly. McNabb was good enough to win games a lot of games by 3TDs, but I'm pretty sure, it's accurate to say that in his NFL career, he never engineered a final drive TD drive to win a game (FG, yes, but never a TD). Was this a short coming of McNabb or a lack of credible receiving weapons? Perhaps some of both? If McNabb had receivers, I think he'd have been a first ballot HOF inductee (with 1-3 SB victories).