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<blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 430834" data-attributes="member: 2846"><p>Philbin: Not sure what to expect from him as a head coach. His offense was always well planned and the players executed well. With MM being very offensive minded, you can never be too sure what is the result of Philbin or MM. I will label this one a 'crap shoot' but would lean towards the negative side. Mostly I would base that on my perception that Philbin is not a very fiery leader, but more of the quiet confident guy. I prefer a strong fiery leader.</p><p> </p><p>Sherman: Early in his career I thought he did an excellent job. Against the Eagles one year, the Eagles were favored, and we lost our Cbs. We picked up street FAs a week before and they performed great in the game. Sherman stood up to Sapp alone after Sapp took a vicious hit on Chad Clifton and then was on the sidelines laugh his fat *** off while Clifton was being put on a stretcher. I will always admire Sherman for that. Towards the end of his days, the GM role may have had a big effect on his ability to coach. I noticed more and more coaching/planning/preparation mistakes. My guess is that he will come back and pick up with the positive. I recall Ron Wolf after hiring Sherman saying that Sherman had blown him away with his football knowledge and his attention to detail. Thats Ron Wolf who had 40 years of experience in the NFL so his words were quite meaningful to me.</p><p> </p><p>If I had my choice it would definitely be Sherman.</p><p> </p><p>Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AmishMafia, post: 430834, member: 2846"] Philbin: Not sure what to expect from him as a head coach. His offense was always well planned and the players executed well. With MM being very offensive minded, you can never be too sure what is the result of Philbin or MM. I will label this one a 'crap shoot' but would lean towards the negative side. Mostly I would base that on my perception that Philbin is not a very fiery leader, but more of the quiet confident guy. I prefer a strong fiery leader. Sherman: Early in his career I thought he did an excellent job. Against the Eagles one year, the Eagles were favored, and we lost our Cbs. We picked up street FAs a week before and they performed great in the game. Sherman stood up to Sapp alone after Sapp took a vicious hit on Chad Clifton and then was on the sidelines laugh his fat *** off while Clifton was being put on a stretcher. I will always admire Sherman for that. Towards the end of his days, the GM role may have had a big effect on his ability to coach. I noticed more and more coaching/planning/preparation mistakes. My guess is that he will come back and pick up with the positive. I recall Ron Wolf after hiring Sherman saying that Sherman had blown him away with his football knowledge and his attention to detail. Thats Ron Wolf who had 40 years of experience in the NFL so his words were quite meaningful to me. If I had my choice it would definitely be Sherman. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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