Offseason Question #1 - New Coaches?

Which NEW coach will produce the best record in his Inaugural Season?

Three of the NEW coaches have not even had the title of coordinator in the NFL. This hasn't happened in any of the last 5 seasons in the NFL. 31 of the 32 teams hired either a former NFL head coach, college head coach or coordinator. The only exception was in 2006: Rod Marinelli.

 

I'll go with Harbaugh. From what I understand he's not going to take any crap from his players and that's one of the things the Ravens need IMO.

 

toss up between zorn *vomit* and jonny up in Baltimore
Ill give the advantage to Jonny, that team has a talent advantage

 

I think Harbaugh has a little more to work with than Zorn...

Although, I wouldn't be surprised to see one of the other guys "over achieve" if you know what I mean...

 

Id say we are more talented in terms of starters but there ain't enough depth.

I dn't know who it will be but ill be happy if the 'Skins go no worse than 6-10

 

You guys should be better than that.

 

Not when we have a new offense to learn and a weak DL.

 

Zorn has to teach an entirely new offense and handle Portis

I just have more faith in Jon

 

How exacylt doe she need to 'handle' Portis?

 

I agree. The key will be whether Campbell can handle the new offense...

Uh Oh...I feel a Dolla Bill appearance...

:ANYWORD:

 

Im going with the Dolphins

 

Any reason why?

 

I'm hearing Hene is looking good right now.

 

John Harbaugh because he has the better team.

 

Baltimore's coach. He has a better team than all of the others. I know I'll be called a homer but I think Mike Smith will end up being the best coach of the bunch, especially if he can make this team win in 3 years.

 

I think Zorn's team overacheived last year and will fall down to earth. Of the others, they probably will all get 4-5 wins at the most, but Miami will probably just edge them out due to Parcells' experience at rebuilding.

We've got a young team. I think they can surprise people if things fall in place, but truly, I think we're probably still a year or two away.

 

I think Zorn.

 

Harbaugh. We have the best team out of the four. He and Cameron are really shaking things up and changing everything. He's literally throwing out the playbook and starting from scratch. You could make an argument for Zorn, but in that division, he'll be lucky to make it to .500. The Falcons and Dolphins are still a couple years away.

 

I disagree but only think we won't do too well because of the new scheme taking a while to learn on offense.