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Still obviously up in the air because some important things will shake out the final three weeks.
Most often goes to a coach who's team is perceived to have overachieved.

But what about Bill Belichick?
Don't think most people thought the Patsies would be sittin' at 11-2 and in full control of the East.

Depending on how KC finishes, Tardd Haley could get some love.
Many people saw the Chefs as a last place (3 to 6 win) team.

Andy Reid?
Plugged M. Vick in and that team has exceeded my expectations.

Lovie Smith?
Who has Chicago potentially winning it's division?

Mike Smith?
The Falcons might get home field in the NFC.
He really has that team put together.

Mike Tomlin?
Once again has Pitty in line to win the North - and improved over last season, when most people probably did not expect it.

Raheem Morris?
Similar to KC.
Most saw the Yucs as bottom-feeders.
Have had a nice season so far and are not out of the playoff race.


Others?



Discuss.

WHEN KC runs the table at home to finish the season at 11-5 and a 1st round home playoff game, Todd Haley is the no-brainer choice.

I'm going to nominate myself for Armchair Coach of the Year.

If these fools would only listen to me, we'd have NFL teams running the triple-option.

the wifebeater by a landslide.

Mike Smith
Tardd Haley
Raheem Morris, if the Bucs made the playoffs.
Andy Reid
That hobo that coaches the Patriots

Screw_Michigan wrote:That hobo that coaches the Patriots

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He's got Brady, a bunch of castoffs & rookies put together at 12-2 so far. (Ok, there's at least a couple blue chippers on D) Also, he had the foresight to fleece Chilly for a 3rd rounder when he dumped Moss.