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True Dough

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9. It seems to me

Reply to Morbius (Reply #8)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 09:32 PM

Nov 17

that these past several coaches of the year don't prove your point consistently:

2023: Kevin Stefanski, Browns
2022: Brian Daboll, Giants
2021: Mike Vrabel, Titans
2020: Kevin Stefanksi, Browns
2019: John Harbaugh, Ravens
2018: Matt Nagy, Bears
2017: Sean McVay, Rams
2016: Jason Garrett, Cowboys

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Lions put up another 52 points, move to 9-1 on the season [View all] True Dough Nov 17 OP

I am always happy to see Detroit win. JanMichael Nov 17 #1

He really is! True Dough Nov 17 #2

Goff Tbear Nov 17 #3

Last week they had the best starting record in MY lifetime. LisaM Nov 17 #4

LA Rams really screwed up trading Goff for Stafford - I'd love to be a fly on the wall in the Rams front office Brother Buzz Nov 17 #5

If my Steelers can't make it, Delarage Nov 17 #6

In Detroit they saying..... multigraincracker Nov 17 #7

Coach of the year Morbius Nov 17 #8

It seems to me True Dough Nov 17 #9

They Lost Their Best Defensive Player.... ProfessorGAC Nov 19 #10

It's true True Dough Nov 19 #11

Plus,.. ProfessorGAC Nov 19 #12

11-1 now True Dough Nov 28 #13