So voted by the players, DA is the least respected coach in the NFL.

Pretty sure he ranks extremely high on the list of worst head coach records in NFL history

Andy Reid tops NFL coach rankings in players' survey, Josh McDaniels finishes last
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Reid

O’Connell

Campbell

Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins

Kyle Shanahan, San Francisco 49ers

Mike McCarthy, Dallas Cowboys

Sean McDermott, Buffalo Bills

Nick Sirianni, Philadelphia Eagles

Pete Carroll, Seattle Seahawks

Sean McVay, Los Angeles Rams

Mike Tomlin, Pittsburgh Steelers

Zac Taylor, Cincinnati Bengals

DeMeco Ryans, Houston Texans

Frank Reich, Carolina Panthers

Brian Daboll, New York Giants

Sean Payton, Denver Broncos

Jonathan Gannon, Arizona Cardinals

Shane Steichen, Indianapolis Colts

Doug Pederson, Jacksonville Jaguars

John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens

Matt LaFleur, Green Bay Packers

Mike Vrabel, Tennessee Titans

Matt Eberflus, Chicago Bears

Robert Saleh, New York Jets

Brandon Staley, Los Angeles Chargers

Dennis Allen, New Orleans Saints

Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns

Todd Bowles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Bill Belichick, New England Patriots

Arthur Smith, Atlanta Falcons

Rivera

McDaniels

I always thought that Andy Reid would be a great coach and person to play for.

Saw this coming when he was hired.

It’s why I said we should have went hard after Harbaugh that year. Of course everyone on here disagreed with me. Players respect him.

If Sean really wanted out after 2020 they should have let him go so Dan Campbell could have possible been the replacement.

Too bad he went around the FO's back and contacted Miami.

If I remember right it wasn't a CSP investigation. The NFL was looking into emails concerning the HC or FO of the Dolphins and stumbled upon the contact with CSP.

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If I remember right it wasn't a CSP investigation. The NFL was looking into emails concerning the HC or FO of the Dolphins and stumbled upon the contact with CSP.

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You missed my point. Ownership wrong doings are usually swept under the rug. I am implying that once CSP was linked to the internal investigation, Goodell found a way to keep Payton from making the move because of his contrived dislike of Payton.

The NFL will do almost anything to CSP and the Saints to perpetually discredit them.

Why do this? The NFL used the Saints and Payton to mitigate the concussion lawsuits.

The Saints were portrayed as cheaters by allowing their players to pay each other to injure opponent players.

Maintaining the false narrative of the Saints being cheaters perpetuates the narrative that the NFL is for player safety and the players are the ones being unsafe by paying to injure each other.

The Saints and CSP must always be maligned to maintain the historical narrative.

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It’s why I said we should have went hard after Harbaugh that year. Of course everyone on here disagreed with me. Players respect him.

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Most of the disagreement was that no one believed Harbaugh would leave Michigan. Hell, the only reason he left this year was because the team got caught videoing from the sidelines.

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Why do this? The NFL used the Saints and Payton to mitigate the concussion lawsuits.

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It was perfect timing for the nfl and bad timing for the Saints. The nfl found a fall guy distraction for their own problems and it was the smallest market team to boot. My guess is Roger hates CSP way more than the Saints franchise but thats just a guess.