10-15-2016, 01:08 PM
(10-15-2016, 12:24 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: I was surprised to see Pagano so high on the list. Especially, being ahead of Pete Carroll.
Overall, it looks like a pretty solid list and about what you'd expect.
Quick question, Shake. If you added 30pts to Marvs total, then divided, what would that take his average to? (let's assume he actually won 3 playoff games)
Pagano benefitted from 2 playoff runs in just 3 years. Over the next few years, his grade will really sink. Prior to the recent Super Bowl runs, Carroll was solid but nothing special. In the end, I take Pete 10/10 times, but Pagano had a lot of early success.
If you add 3 playoff wins to Marv's totals his average would jump to +6.4, which would rank 15th. Ahead of Zimmer (for now) and behind Bill O'Brien. Fwiw, a championship season (typically +88) would only jump Marv up to +10.1, which would rank 13th. He has a lot of catching up to do.
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