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Coach of the Year....Brian Flores ?

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The Media is pushing Belichek as coach of the year based on turning New England Around from a 1-4 start oh but wait....if the Dolphins go 10-7 and beat the Patriots in the last game of the season
how is Flores left out in the Dark? Dolphins were 1-7 and would have beaten the Patriots twice and made the playoffs? Man, I hope this happens would love to see the media twist in the wind.
 
The disparity between the different takes on here is flabbergasting. We have one thread which is already wondering at one point next year he'll be fired if starting off as poor as this year THEN we have things like this. I mean. He's not going to get fired if he keeps winning but he did botch quite a bit in that 7 game period and hasn't been perfect throughout the victory portion of this campaign. Let's just all focus on trying to get to the playoffs and having teams in our way like the Steelers lose tonight.
 
The Media is pushing Belichek as coach of the year based on turning New England Around from a 1-4 start oh but wait....if the Dolphins go 10-7 and beat the Patriots in the last game of the season
how is Flores left out in the Dark? Dolphins were 1-7 and would have beaten the Patriots twice and made the playoffs? Man, I hope this happens would love to see the media twist in the wind.
Ummmmm ....... no.
 
Ummmmm ....... no.
Look not saying he has been steady but the Team did not quit which is a reflection of the Coach. Dolphins will not make the playoffs without good coaching. Give Flo credit for getting back to calling the plays on defense....Guess what Belicheck does that as well. Bellicheck has Josh Mac Daniels ... the best OC in the game. if Josh was our OC we may be undefeated. Not sold on Flo caching either but if we keep winning and the coaching improves people are going to consider him. Especially if we beat the Patriots twice.
 
The disparity between the different takes on here is flabbergasting. We have one thread which is already wondering at one point next year he'll be fired if starting off as poor as this year THEN we have things like this. I mean. He's not going to get fired if he keeps winning but he did botch quite a bit in that 7 game period and hasn't been perfect throughout the victory portion of this campaign. Let's just all focus on trying to get to the playoffs and having teams in our way like the Steelers lose tonight.
This isn't YOUR forum.
 
I'm tremendously conflicted on this.

I was as irritated and disappointed in Flores as anyone at 1-7. I placed the majority of the blame on him, and still do, for that start. He surrounded himself with inexperienced coaches and an inexperienced staff and team. Was this to get everyone on board with his vision with no dissenting opinions? Possibly. What it resulted it was learning on the job...and frustrating failures at almost every level.

But here's the thing:

What if he was right? What if the entire organization had its growing pains, and is just now rounding into form?

It's messing with my head.
 
If Miami runs the table, Flores should be in the conversation.

Disagree.

You don't get extra style points for being so bad you had to claw yourself out of a giant hole.

The reality is it took the players standing up to the staff in a meeting to turn the season around.

We might still be losing if we were just doing what Flores wanted.
 
IF the Pats end up in the top 2 spots in the AFC I don't see how you don't give it to Belicheck. You could even argue he should get coach and executive of the year.
 
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