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FRPLG · 03-24-2005, 11:08 AM

I think Gibbs coming back has upped his "beloved" factor. This is different than when a new coach comes in and turns a franchise into a perennial contender. That coach becomes respected and valued. When a guy sits out 10 years and comes back to the team he made great just to turn it back around that is a whole different story. There is no other coach in the history of the league that has done such a thing. If he is able to win us a Superbowl he becomes the greatest coach in professinal sports history I think and his "beloved" factor goes through the roof.

03-24-2005, 11:08 AM	#6
FRPLG MVP Join Date: May 2004 Age: 46 Posts: 10,164	Re: The Most Beloved Coach in History? I think Gibbs coming back has upped his "beloved" factor. This is different than when a new coach comes in and turns a franchise into a perennial contender. That coach becomes respected and valued. When a guy sits out 10 years and comes back to the team he made great just to turn it back around that is a whole different story. There is no other coach in the history of the league that has done such a thing. If he is able to win us a Superbowl he becomes the greatest coach in professinal sports history I think and his "beloved" factor goes through the roof.