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Which Team Made The Best Head-coaching Hire? Ranking Nfl's Eight New Head Coaches
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phins_4_ever
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I edited the main culprit post. I leave the rest as is and ask for all of you to stay on topic. NO POLITICAL CONTENT.
phins_4_ever
E12 FH Tailgate Gang
Good article. I feel good in general about Flores.https://sports.yahoo.com/team-made-...ng-nfls-eight-new-head-coaches-141303628.html
1. Brian Flores, Miami — Is putting Flores No. 1 an overreaction to Super Bowl LIII? Sure. But Flores actually has something really good on his resume. He’s not someone who was fired from his alma mater after not winning in the Big 12, he didn’t wash out with the Dolphins, and he didn’t direct one offense that was in the bottom eight of the league last season. He wasn’t hired after one good-half season as an offensive coordinator or because a team hopes Sean McVay’s magic has rubbed off. He’s not a short-term answer in his 60s. Flores is 37 years old, well respected by players and for a while has been touted as a star in making. He landed on a Dolphins team that won’t be good for a while, and hopefully he’ll be given patience. He’ll need it. But he absolutely could be the first Bill Belichick assistant to hit it big.
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Though I do content the overwhelming idea that we won't be any good for a while. We were 7-9 with the trifecta: bad coaching, horrendous QB play for 9 games and injuries. While there is nothing you can do about injuries the same starting squad from last year is a 9-7 or better team with simply mediocre QB play and better coaching.
Flores is a coach who has learned to get the best out of his players and he was in an environment of not losing or rebuilding but simply reloading. While there will be some changes people will be utterly surprised if that turnaround will happen fast than expected.