coach of the year?

[52isUnstoppable]

marvin Lewis, really? Whoa. two non-losing years out of what 7 or 8 years? what a coach. The guy that had how many top 10 draft picks and one of the best recieving corps in the league. In the mean time jim caldwell goes 14-0 as a rookie. Big deal.

[BengalBilly]

marvin Lewis, really? Whoa. two non-losing years out of what 7 or 8 years? what a coach. The guy that had how many top 10 draft picks and one of the best recieving corps in the league. In the mean time jim caldwell goes 14-0 as a rookie. Big deal.

Caught me by surprise too.

[vmax]

What a joke!

Did they see the last 6 games the Bengals played/folded?

[BengalBilly]

What a joke!

Did they see the last 6 games the Bengals played/folded?

I think they just looked at Cincy sweeping the AFC North.

[deeshopper]

If the Browns go 8-8 next year, their coach will get it too!

[thundercleetz]

I think they just looked at Cincy sweeping the AFC North.

 

And ignored Indy sweeping the just-as-tough AFC South?

[BengalBilly]

And ignored Indy sweeping the just-as-tough AFC South?

The Colts do that almost every year. Well maybe not every, but when was the last time Indy did not win their division? I can't remember.

[SpearSrai]

I was sure that Josh McDaniels was going to win coach of the year...

 

...and then his team came to Baltimore.

 

It was all downhill after that.

[supaflysteeler]

I thought Rex Ryan or Sean Payton deserved it.

[thundercleetz]

The Colts do that almost every year. Well maybe not every, but when was the last time Indy did not win their division? I can't remember.

 

True, I guess it would not make much sense to have the Coach of the Year and the league MVP on the same team. I mean how hard is it to coach a league MVP? Nevertheless, I am not sure how Sean Payton was not the coach of the year then.