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2008 - 4 2009 - 10 2010 - 3 Their team talent has not changed significantly in any of those 3 seasons. Talent is not supreme in the NFL. But just answer one question. Are the most talented teams in the NFL the most winning teams right now? |
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Talent may not change but injuries often do. You can have the same personnel for 2-3 years but if the key players don't stay healthy, you can have wildly different results.
If we go to an 18-game season, that will become even more noticeable as the NFL becomes more a war of attrition than a true quest for a championship. |
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To talk about talent as being one of the most important aspects of a team is always in fashion when the team loses continuously.
But, is Tom Brady more talented than Michael Vick? Or Phillip Rivers? Talent is not the end all, be all of team losses. An excellent coach can squeeze more production out of an inferior talent level team...see Bill Parcells (Giants) and Bear Bryant just off the top of my head. Coaching has gotten the results we need in our running game. Coaching (lack of) has also gotten us where we are in our defense. |
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