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The evolution is in process


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1 hour ago, GRWatcher said:

Nebulous explanation at best. But good effort, I'll say that. Sympathies about the week at work. Stay strong! You seemed to have made an emotional statement totally off the cuff. Forgivable by any standard. 

Let me remind everyone:           RON RIVERA WAS THE 2015 COACH OF THE YEAR.

I know people want it to, but the reality is that Coach of the Year doesn't really mean much.

For about four years, Rivera and Bruce Arians were trading off Coach of the Year titles. Neither of them ended up with a championship and Arians got fired.

Heck, if you look up who's won coach of the year since 2000, the vast majority of them have never won a Super Bowl. The only exceptions are Bill Belichick and Sean Payton. And when you've got names in there like Marvin Lewis, Jim Haslett and Lovie Smith, I mean really...

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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

I know people want it to, but the reality is that Coach of the Year doesn't really mean much.

For about four years, Rivera and Bruce Arians were trading off Coach of the Year titles. Neither of them ended up with a championship and Arians got fired.

Heck, if you look up who's won coach of the year since 2000, the vast majority of them have never won a Superbowl. The only exceptions are Bill Belichick and Sean Payton. And when you've got names in there like Marvin Lewis, Jim Haslett and Lovie Smith, I mean really...

Will you people please pay attention. This is the last I'm going to say about it. Read the entire conversation and you will get my point. I'm not talking about any other year than 2015 nor am I comparing Rivera to any other coach. Stop with the bullshit comments. 

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48 minutes ago, GRWatcher said:

Will you people please pay attention. This is the last I'm going to say about it. Read the entire conversation and you will get my point. I'm not talking about any other year than 2015 nor am I comparing Rivera to any other coach. Stop with the bullshit comments. 

I saw the conversation.

Rivera winning the coach of the year award doesn't invalidate his point about Rivera's coaching philosophy. Nor does it strengthen the suggestion that Rivera is a good coach.

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15 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I saw the conversation.

Rivera winning the coach of the year award doesn't invalidate his point about Rivera's coaching philosophy. Nor does it strengthen the suggestion that Rivera is a good coach.

And his point is invalid because it was that the PLAYERS coached themselves. It also doesn't weaken the suggestion that he is a good coach willing to evolve. So what's your point?

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