07-01-2021, 11:53 AM
(07-01-2021, 11:31 AM)Wes Mantooth Wrote: That 1986 Giants defense is widely regarded as one of the most dominant defenses of all time. It usually is only ranked behind the '85 Bears in terms of historical value.
So yeah, that's a pretty nice bullet point on a resume.
He also went 36-44 in Cleveland (.450 winning percentage) and took them to the Divsional round in 1994. They were 6 points away from playing in the Conference Championship. His worst year (out of 5 seasons) in Cleveland was 5-11, a mark Taylor hasn't matched in two tries.
But yeah, I guess he was in over his head in the same way as a former WR/QB coach is, who has managed to gone 6-25-1. That seems like a decent comparison.
Oh here come all the negative Nancys! Again prove me wrong. After his first 2 years, he had a losing record did he not??? I like the fact you guys even mention he was a coordinator and was still in over his head...
