Mike may gauge team/player success by comparing to the bottom, not the Top

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(01-30-2018, 01:39 AM)t3r3e3 Wrote: The rest of the league does not have a math problem.  Mike Brown has a math problem.  Its called 180-249-3.  A career 41% winning percentage as GM/owner.  And, to top it off, a career .000 winning percentage in the Playoffs.  That record comprises 27 years of epic failure, and is an embarrassment to the city of Cincinnati.  Mike Brown's football legacy will be remembered for ineptitude.  His way isn't bringing a Lombardi to town.


https://www.pro-football-reference.com/executives/BrowMi0.htm

Yeah, but Mike Brown finds real value in providing for his family now and after he's gone.  He sort of reminds me of my ol' man who sadly never won a Super Bowl either, but managed to find value in his work regardless, because he provided for his family as a man should.  Of course, you could point out that a guy who works in a factory should be expected to win less Super Bowls than a man who has owned one of the 32 NFL teams for over a quarter of a century, but why pick nits?