John63":1rr9n2pl said:
Chapow":1rr9n2pl said:
TwistedHusky":1rr9n2pl said:
Carrol likely would have been a .500 or below coach without Wilson.
Without Scott AND Wilson, he probably would have washed out of the NFL.
He better send Wilson flowers every week, because of Wilson - people think he was a good coach.
Now we see Seattle without Wilson playing the Pete Carrol way.
It is garbage.
How about you post a list of all the Head Coaches that were highly successful without a franchise QB?
I am also ready to move on from Pete at this point, but this narrative that Pete deserves absolutely zero credit for any success this team has seen since he's been here is absurd.
Well since u want it how about u do it. I posted how Bill did when Brady did not play due to injury and suspension. I believe it was 11-4. Neither of the QBs were franchise qbs either. Heck one is not even in the NFL anymore. U saw how good the rams were with Goff and he is not a franchise qb. I can go on, but since u want it you should get it.
As you already know, Belichick has a below .500 winning percentage as an NFL Head Coach without Brady, and I'm not sure that McVay qualifies as a highly successful Head Coach since he hasn't won a Super Bowl and the 1 time he made it to the Super Bowl his team scored a whopping 3 points.
But my point, that you are pretending to not get, is that Head Coaches in the NFL generally aren't very successful without a good/great QB, because QB is by far the most important position in football and it's nearly impossible to be consistently successful without a very good one.
So yeah, I agree that Carroll likely would have been a below .500 HC without Wilson. Just like how Belichick is a below .500 HC without Brady. It's not really a criticism, it's just how things generally work.