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What kind of head coach does this team need?

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I don't care if its a college coach, offensive coordinator or defensive coordinator, so long as they can handle all of the in game poo. We control games and go into the 4th quarter with the lead all the time, we need someone who won't completely poo the bed at that point. Someone with some fuging balls would be nice.

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Super Bowl 47 Winning Coach:

John Harbough 9 years Pro Special Teams Coordinator, 5 years Pro Head Coach

Super Bowl 46 Winning Coach:

Tom Coughlin 6 years Pro WR Position Coach, 2 years College Head Coach, 8 years Pro Head Coach fired, 9 years Pro Head Coach won Super Bowls in years 5 and 9

Super Bowl 45 Winning Coach:

Mike McCarthy 5 years Pro QB Coach, 5 Years Pro Offensive Coordinator, 7 Years Pro Head Coach won Super Bowl in year 5

Super Bowl 44 Winning Coach:

Sean Payton 3 years Pro QB Coach, 3 years Pro Offensive Coordinator, 3 years Pro Assistant HC/QB Coach, 7 years Pro Head Coach won Super Bowl in year 4

Super Bowl 43 Winning Coach:

Mike Tomblin 5 years Pro Defensive Backs Coach, 1 year Pro Defensive Coordinator, 6 years Pro Head Coach won Supbr Bowl in year 2

Take from this what you will but I don't see any rythm or reason at all.

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fug Cower. It took him 15 years to win the big game. He had a competitive squad constantly because he got to play Cleveland, Houston, and Cincinnati twice a year. This board fellates all things Pittsburgh almost as bad as JR.

 

Whats wrong with some cold hard steel?

 

 

I was on the fence with Cowher 3 years ago, and nothing has changed. If Cowher wanted to come back and was ready, and the Panthers hired him, it wouldn't bother me has much as Rivera has from the start.

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