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History of Dolphins coaches since Wannstedt

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Jim Bates
Nick Saban
Cam Cameron
Tony Sparano
Todd Bowles
Joe Philbin
Dan Campbell
Adam Gase
Brian Flores

What a list………. My top 3 would have to be Saban, Sparano, and Flores.
How would you rate these coaches from 1-9 in order of favorite to least favorite.
 
If the top three are Saban, Sparano, and Flores then you've said all there is to say about the last 20 years of this franchise. Not a single coach on that list won consistently or got the team ready to play in big games.

Cameron is number 9. The rest are the same IMHO
 
emoticon said:
If the top three are Saban, Sparano, and Flores then you've said all there is to say about the last 20 years of this franchise. Not a single coach on that list won consistently or got the team ready to play in big games.

Cameron is number 9. The rest are the same IMHO
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And people are excited this braintrust who hired these guys got rid of a guy for not fitting in.
 
What’s the common trait? Not a single day of NFL head coaching experience among the lot of them before they were hired to be the Dolphins head coach.

Please correct that this time.
 
A regular who's who of failure and mediocrity.

1. Nick Saban----had the most potential to be great.
2. Tony Sparano---only division winner of the last 20 years---gave us the most feel-good season after experiencing the worst.
3. Adam Gase---We'll always have 2016.
4. Brian Flores---great defensive coordinator
5. Dan Campbell---sparked the offense for a couple of games. It was fun.
6. Joe Philbin---kept a clean field
7. Jim Bates---vanilla is for ice cream
8. Todd Bowles---one of the better DC's in the NFL
9. Cam Cameron---the most memorable win of the last 15 years.
 
Saban and Flores only really good ones.
 
I just wish Ross would slip on a bar soap......
 
superphin said:
A regular who's who of failure and mediocrity.

1. Nick Saban----had the most potential to be great.
2. Tony Sparano---only division winner of the last 20 years---gave us the most feel-good season after experiencing the worst.
3. Adam Gase---We'll always have 2016.
4. Brian Flores---great defensive coordinator
5. Dan Campbell---sparked the offense for a couple of games. It was fun.
6. Joe Philbin---kept a clean field
7. Jim Bates---vanilla is for ice cream
8. Todd Bowles---one of the better DC's in the NFL
9. Cam Cameron---the most memorable win of the last 15 years.
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Ill go with this one also. Hopefully our new one will blow them all away. Tbd
 
mrbunglez said:
Jim Bates
Nick Saban
Cam Cameron
Tony Sparano
Todd Bowles
Joe Philbin
Dan Campbell
Adam Gase
Brian Flores

What a list………. My top 3 would have to be Saban, Sparano, and Flores.
How would you rate these coaches from 1-9 in order of favorite to least favorite.
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I could rate them, but in the case of the interim coaches it would hardly be fair.
In terms of who I just personally liked the best, probably Saban, Campbell, and Flores.

I really liked Campbell and considering in his short tenure he was able to get us our first 40+ point game in 12 years, and our first ever win over Houston, I'll always think he deserved a real shot at being HC.

Sparano and Gase both got us playoff appearances...that we were easily blown out in.

Cameron was an absolute embarrassment.

They all had their pros and cons, but ultimately the result was the same. Let's hope it's somehow different this time.
 
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