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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 319813" data-attributes="member: 2846">To a degree you are correct.  There have been areas that MM needs to improve upon.  But there are no perfect coaches in the NFL, there never has been.  Look at Lombardi (at the risk of getting banned for life, I want to make a point here.)   His team had, at one time, 10 HOFs (iirc) and an additional 10 future or past probowlers.  They were far better than any other team at the time.  Yet they never went undefeated.Coaches do get better.  Was Cowher a good coach for 14 years and then suddenly got great in his 15th year as HC when he won the SB?   Didn't Belichek fail in Cleveland before succeeding in NE?There are some things that MM is better than average as a coach.   In my opinion, if he gets a new OL coach and a new ST coach, he is going to look much better as a coach next year.  Strike that - it should have read:  WHEN he gets a new OL coach  . . .</blockquote>

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