There is a lot to talk about with the NFL coaching situations. Especially in the NFC East, which consists of Dallas, Washington, Philadelphia, and New York Giants.
1) Joe Gibbs -he returns to the Washington Redskins after winning three Super Bowls there in the 80s. He is considered one of the most elite coaches in the NFL. He is now a ripe 60 some odd years old. Can a 60 year old win a Super Bowl? Nobody thought Dick Vermeil (Kansas City Chiefs) would be able to make a playoff run. This is a truly good addition to the D.C. area. Now can he get along with Daniel Snyder, Washington's impatient owner?
2) Tom Coughlin- The first coach in Jacksonville Jaguar History. Led them to the AFC championship game and led them to the playoffs in consecutive years, but no Super Bowl. He is back after one year off. Can he bring the New York Giants back to prominence in the toughest coaching city in the world? Or will he fall apart like Jim Fassell , just faster?
3)Andy Reid- He is the coach of The Philadelphia Eagles, the veteran coach in this conference. He has led the Eagles to the playoffs in many of his years as the coach. Will he ever get to a Super Bowl?
4) Bill Parcells- "The Tuna". Three Super Bowl appearances, one ring. Now coaching the Dallas Cowboys. Will he be able to take the Cowboys back to the BIG GAME?
The main points are laid out here. All of these coaches are great in their own right. All have a winning percentage above 500. They also have more playoff appearances than any of the veteran coaches around the league. Along with the questions displayed withing the given paragraphs, is it possible that the NFC representative for the Super Bowl in the next season will come from the NFC East?
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