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The Joe Gibbs Coaching Tree
Joe Gibbs is a 3x Super Bowl winning NFL Hall of Fame coach (and NASCAR Hall of Fame member) who is known for his record breaking innovative offenses, but how well did his success translate to his coaching tree?
0:00 Joe Gibbs
0:33 Don Coryell
0:57 Joe Gibbs
4:37 Richie Petitbon
5:27 Dan Henning
6:50 Joe Bugel
8:48 Arthur Smith
9:55 Conclusion
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Комментарии

  • @efeaster3680
    @efeaster3680 День назад

    Find A. New hobby you used such a bad example.Let's talking about the 725 pound bench press.He did on tape.

    • @FootballAncestry
      @FootballAncestry День назад

      I enjoy this hobby, so I don’t think I will. I’m seeing he benched 700 pounds, not 725, regardless it’s impressive. I also don’t see why I can’t also talk about his showcase at the pro bowl. Both are examples of his insane strength, it’s not mutually exclusive. Additionally I chose to talk about his pro bowl performance because I originally released this short during last year’s pro bowl. So I won’t find a new hobby and this example is just fine. Have a good day

  • @NothinButGame
    @NothinButGame 6 дней назад

    Bill Parcels and Bill Walsh’s coaching trees are legendary

  • @tonyrobinson8050
    @tonyrobinson8050 6 дней назад

    Two thumbs down for this garbage..!

  • @tonyrobinson8050
    @tonyrobinson8050 6 дней назад

    I checked out @ 2:41 because of all of your inaccurate information.

  • @billmcg1676
    @billmcg1676 7 дней назад

    And Washington has never been the same. I think Petibon is pronounced Peti-bone. From what I remember back in the day. Nice video!

  • @glenwest1911
    @glenwest1911 7 дней назад

    Who knows who could come after the Arthur Smith branch.

  • @CasuallyCardano
    @CasuallyCardano 8 дней назад

    It just goes to show how impressive and incredible leader Gibbs was, not just a great coach. He was able to change sports and become legendary twice. Great video!

  • @tedlee2861
    @tedlee2861 9 дней назад

    Heck of a coach😁

  • @tommack352
    @tommack352 12 дней назад

    You missed one on the Lombardi coaching tree, Lombardi hired former Iowa coach Jerry Burns as his defensive backs coach. He then was Bud Grant's offensive coordinator with the Minnesota Vikings before he took over the coaching reins. He would coach Minnesota for six years compiling a 52-43 records before retiring. Lombardi hired Burns after he had coached Iowa to a 1-10 record in his final season and kept him around until he moved on to the Redskins.

  • @gluserty
    @gluserty 14 дней назад

    I'm foolish for the Cardinals (well, at least it isn't a woman) but I think the Pottsville Maroons won that title. Playing those Notre Dame crew messed them up. But, as this video mentions, there was a lot of barnstorming back then, to promote the new league. Lots of people back then played for the love of the game.

  • @hugotepichin8884
    @hugotepichin8884 15 дней назад

    He was a FB in high school !

  • @Chiefsfansince-qb1kt
    @Chiefsfansince-qb1kt 19 дней назад

    Sid Gillman was a genius when it came to football! Many times I saw his San Diego Chargers come to Kansas City to play the Chiefs and the passing game (John Hadl to Lance Alworth, Gary Garrison and many others) was a treat to watch. Kansas City always had a pretty strong defense, so the matchup of the Chargers offense vs the KC defense was worth the admission price. Gillman understood strengths and weaknesses of defenses and called plays accordingly. Those games were always fun to watch. Long Live the AFL!

  • @christophermelendez2992
    @christophermelendez2992 19 дней назад

    Left tackle not guard

  • @terrenceliburd8655
    @terrenceliburd8655 20 дней назад

    Antonio Bryant could have been the great 88 between Irvin and Dez. But him and Parcells... Lol

  • @terrenceliburd8655
    @terrenceliburd8655 20 дней назад

    Why didnt say anything about HOF'mers Lem Barney, Charlie Sanders, Chris Spielman, also them drafting 3 wide reciever bust No1 3 years in a row

  • @johnjames2817
    @johnjames2817 21 день назад

    Dude was like a grizzly bear in pads 😂

  • @Ikeebeabuchi
    @Ikeebeabuchi 23 дня назад

    Big Larry, what a legend. Seemed like a genuine, solid dad, husband, and human

  • @davee164
    @davee164 24 дня назад

    He couldn't outlift the jab.

  • @DOMINATOR_09
    @DOMINATOR_09 25 дней назад

    Rest in peace Larry Allen you will go down as one of the best players in history.

  • @Runge_was_here
    @Runge_was_here 25 дней назад

    Amazing athlete and from all accounts just as amazing an individual. Rest in piece big man.

  • @acarter9036
    @acarter9036 25 дней назад

    RIH Larry Allen

  • @bburchibanez2
    @bburchibanez2 25 дней назад

    RIP Larry. One of the most memorable players I’ve ever watched, and that’s wild to say for an offensive lineman, but he was just that dominant.

  • @Hugging_Cactus
    @Hugging_Cactus 28 дней назад

    WTF? Commanders are not a franchise at all and don’t perpetuate it as a franchise

  • @EmpireTutoringCompany
    @EmpireTutoringCompany 28 дней назад

    in 3 years the current coach will have more wins than anyone else.

  • @billallen8998
    @billallen8998 28 дней назад

    Imagine how much greater Smith would have been if he played in a 4-3 all those years in Buffalo instead of the lame ass 3-4.

  • @nickdarr7328
    @nickdarr7328 Месяц назад

    A good one people forget is greg Olsen as a bear originally. Eddie royal, drew brees and Darren sproles all were san Diego chargers

  • @nickdarr7328
    @nickdarr7328 Месяц назад

    Im giving lots of comments for the algorithm which is a big compliment since I have to actually use time and thought but you have a great little channel that deserves to grow. You should do more like this. Sean Payton, pete Carroll, bruce arians/todd bowles, Mike Tomlinson, john harbaugh and shanahan

  • @nickdarr7328
    @nickdarr7328 Месяц назад

    Dang good for Arthur Smith. He must have the skills of Grimma Wormtongue from lord of the rings to survive 3 head coaching changes. If he coaches people on how to do that hell be much more successful than he'll ever be in the NFL

  • @nickdarr7328
    @nickdarr7328 Месяц назад

    If you get 15 years of good consistent play from a player or coach that's 100 percent worth it no matter the position. 20 plus years of great production like what you got with belichek is worth multiple 1st. Im a lions fan. If we could have drafted rookie Jason Hanson this year at 29 id trade that for terrion Arnold, the best CB in the draft who they did take. I feel consistency is very underrated and underappreciated in the nfl. There's a reason it was near automatic that the AFC North was sending 3 of the 6 teams to the playoffs every other year through 2010s. I feel like people are going to try tearing down belicheks legacy and say he was only good because of Brady. Well he was also GM. And no one survives in the nfl as anything and especially head coach for 24 years unless they are special

  • @american9245
    @american9245 Месяц назад

    Aaron donald did 52.

  • @50thstatefinsfan
    @50thstatefinsfan Месяц назад

    Well done 👍🏽 Perfection indeed !!! The Perfect TEAM !!! What a group of truly UNSELFISH men a feat never to be seen or accomplished again. I am honored and privileged to have witnessed it .

  • @thisthresh4248
    @thisthresh4248 Месяц назад

    he mightve got 75 in his prime on the roids he was on.

  • @toddfowler4017
    @toddfowler4017 Месяц назад

    The sweet success that is perfection‼️ Of course they're the greatest team ever‼️‼️ If another team ever has a perfect season, then we'll discuss which team is #1, but don't hold your breath 🌬‼️And furthermore, Shula is the best coach EVER, and Csonka is the best fullback ever‼️ And one more thing, when The Orange Bowl was sold out and rockin', The Dolphins and/or The Hurricanes always had the BEST home field advantage, bar none‼️‼️🇺🇸🏈🐬🌪🍊

  • @LorolinAstori
    @LorolinAstori Месяц назад

    That imperfect moment in the super bowl proved the perfect season.

  • @andyfrank9576
    @andyfrank9576 Месяц назад

    Bad

  • @jdc9528
    @jdc9528 Месяц назад

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💙🤍

  • @Carrollavirus
    @Carrollavirus Месяц назад

    This video is not complete, it leaves out a lot of pertinent information.

  • @jimoleesyt1577
    @jimoleesyt1577 Месяц назад

    Its a really bad history until 3 years ago. Trust me ive been watching.

  • @ChipCheezey
    @ChipCheezey Месяц назад

    Coach Green about to have a heart attack 🤣

  • @ChipCheezey
    @ChipCheezey Месяц назад

    Saints legend

  • @JohnnyJackson746
    @JohnnyJackson746 Месяц назад

    Kyle shanahan is from the landry tree. Landry came from jim lee howell. Jim lee howell then tom landry then dan reeves then mike shanahan then gary kubiak then kyle shanahan

    • @EmpireTutoringCompany
      @EmpireTutoringCompany 28 дней назад

      Hope he stays for a few more seasons at least he can beat the win records of the other coaches.....that should be his goal.

  • @JohnnyJackson746
    @JohnnyJackson746 Месяц назад

    Did you know vince lombardi and tom landry worked for jim lee howell?

  • @JohnnyJackson746
    @JohnnyJackson746 Месяц назад

    Why do people say mike shanahan is walsh disciple? He got his start from dan reeves

  • @JohnnyJackson746
    @JohnnyJackson746 Месяц назад

    Did you know shanahan was a branch of the landry tree?

  • @JohnnyJackson746
    @JohnnyJackson746 Месяц назад

    Shanahan scheme is the greatest offensive scheme of all time

  • @JMAN97712
    @JMAN97712 Месяц назад

    Kyle Murray is a joke. He hasn’t done anything.

  • @dolphingoosby7195
    @dolphingoosby7195 2 месяца назад

    Bum Phillips said it best when he said "Don Shula could take his team and beat your team, then take your team and beat his team" But the key question would be what era are we coaching in. Also remember when the NFL named it's 75 year anniversary team, no Miami Dolphin player made the team, and Shula didn't make it either as coach even though he was the alltime leader in wins. 32-2 over 2 years, incredible!!! Shula all day!

  • @turnupthesun81
    @turnupthesun81 2 месяца назад

    Allen’s combination of size, agility, speed and power was unmatched. He should be in the conversation as one of the greatest athletes in NFL history.

  • @CasuallyCardano
    @CasuallyCardano 2 месяца назад

    The visuals and presentation are top notch! It's awesome to see your style improve every video you produce.

  • @adrianmcardle85
    @adrianmcardle85 2 месяца назад

    4 more years and barry would of gotten to 20,000 yards