10-14-2016, 11:01 PM
(10-14-2016, 04:02 PM)fredtoast Wrote: How do you figure?
Schwartz was 8-24 his first two seasons and only had one season .500 or better until he was fired after winning only 29 games in 5 years. In Marvin's first five years he had four teams .500 or better and won 42 games.
Doug Marone only won 6 games his first season and was fired after winning only 15 games in 2 seasons. Marvin won 8 games his first season and 16 over his first two.
You know Schwartz took over the worst team of all-time, right? I don't even count his first year, in fairness to him. After that, he went 6-10, 10-6, 4-12 and 7-9. Kinda looks like Marv's pre-reboot days honestly.
Marrone had a winning season in his 2nd year with an awful franchise. While Marv didn't have a winning season until his 3rd year.
Just not seeing a big gap when comparing their early years. It seems some people forget how mediocre (and at time straight up bad) some of Marv's pre-2011 teams were.
Perhaps you'd prefer one of the promising young coordinators to replace Marv? Since you don't like Schwartz or Marrone (who weren't my favorite candidates from that list anyway)?
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