you wrote
Not sure I follow...are you saying that since he's able to handle an interview in a mature fashion he will burn out sooner? I don't see the connection...."There was no connection between my 2 sentences. 2 sep comments.
He said something in one interview that coaching is not the 'be all, end all" (major paraphrase). He is way too intense
to keep this up for so long (20+ years). Vermeil, Gibbs and Walsh are examples of guys who saw the big picture and retired. When Vermeil came back he still made crazy hours....it can't last in these days because of the press, and the many options that coaches can do that are still exciting, but not the hours.
The greatest NFL coaches ever:
Landry
Knoll
Shula
Gibbs
Walsh
Belliboy
I see McVay right there with them.
Look at Gibbs' first year, 1981 year: he had a lot of talent on that team, and he got them 0-5, then 8-3. McVay took a beat up franchise and turned them into gold. And, it ain't going away.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/21/2018 09:08AM by Steve.
