The average age of a NFL head coach is 49. Brady enjoyed a hell of a year last year as an offensive asst. Given the talent he had to work with I'm sure there are a lot of coaches that could have achieved the same results. I believe he isn't ready for a HC position. He needs more experience.
yessir. He has had a meteoric rise. He studied under Sean Peyton for a short time. He had the best talent in college. He has very average talent in Carolina. He would have even less talent in Jacksonville. Seems like he is stepping down in player talent as he moves up the coaching ladder. A coach is ultimately as good as his players. Ask Belichick.
HA HA HA HA HA! So you are saying a coach is as good as his players right? So we had a fabulous team last year 20 to the NFL, a Heisman QB, two fabulous WR's, a fabulous RB and a Joe Moore awarded OL and yet Joe Brady is worshiped here at TF for being the ONLY yes the ONLY guy that made us champions. HA HA HA HA HA. Can't get this kind of humor at a comedy club, HA HA HA HA.
Not Nuff said: "Meanwhile, Bridgewater has thrived with Brady as his offensive coordinator. This season, he’s 287-of-406, for 3,102 yards, 14 touchdowns, and eight interceptions. Although Bridgewater’s numbers may not pop out of the stat sheet, he’s having the best season of his six-year career. " Crappy QB having best season of his career because of Joe Brady, "QB whisperer & Offensive God". The smell of antI-LSU Buzzard 2019, hangs heavy in the thread.. Moe AKA @Kikicaca
Why does @Kikicaca keep posting this? Didn't Menudo get jailed back in the late 80's early 90's for disturbing the peace by Noise Busters? Wouldn't this be more appropriate for him?
