04-12-2016, 07:28 PM
(04-12-2016, 06:48 PM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: Only in being the longest tenured.
There are 17 other coaches that have been to a Championship game. Only he and Fisher have not won a playoff game while being two of the twelve longest tenured head coaches on their current team. But Fisher has made it to the Super Bowl, just not with the Rams.
There have been 11 head coaches that had their first gig since 2013 and on.
4, of which, were signed this offseason. So of course they're going to be in the bottom half.
So where am I cherry picking?
Even in winning percentage Marvin ranks 16th overall. Sure, he's the 2nd longest tenured, but even guys that have been around less have more playoff success and even regular season success.
And, again, that's counting the 6 newly hired head coaches who don't have records on their team.
So Marvin ranked 16th out of 26.
Where does he rank in the top half exactly? Over 100 wins? Cool. If you're around for 13 years I'd hope you at least surpass that.
It's a good thing for Marvin that Coughlin "stepped down," otherwise 17 would be 18.
