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00:00The 80s were incredible for slacks on the sidelines.
00:05Stabby Ivey. Stabby Ivey.
00:08Think about how haberdashery was to be contended with.
00:13Stabby Ivey.
00:28You have a top ten for Coaches of the 80s. Why?
00:31What?
00:32Who doesn't love debating NFL topics of the 80s?
00:36Today we discuss the Sultans of the sidelines
00:40great coaches of the 80s when you think of the great clips of 80s coaches
00:45Sam Ritigliano with his hands on his knees bent over one time one time baby
00:52personally I love the coaches of the 80s let's take a moment to think let's take
00:59a moment to be glad Sam Ritigliano was still alive
01:0994 fashion sense I really like the hats of the 80s because I like the mesh and those nylon coats
01:17I remember the cowboy boots from there and he wore black black is not a color black's an attitude
01:22Mike did guy he had like a curly hair perm thing going with the mustache
01:27take a look didn't that look good yeah damn that's what this game is all about
01:33I think Super Bowl rates count a lot
01:35winning championships can't hurt but this list isn't just about Super Bowls
01:50it's about coaching characters who capture the spirit of the 80s
01:57those coaches made the most headlines there's no question
02:02Gilbride and Buddy Ryan and their Oilers
02:04had Buddy Ryan taken a swing at Kevin Gilbride
02:06I think that was the 90s
02:07taken a swing at Kevin Gilbride
02:10I think that was the 90s
02:11not only was it the 90s it was 1993
02:16that's deep
02:18number 10 coach of the 80s
02:20Jerry Glanville
02:21number 10
02:21Jerry Glanville is on the list
02:23Rob was a coach he was a clown show
02:26this is the NFL which stands for not for long when you make them calls
02:31I'll be selling groceries
02:32Jerry Glanville was unbelievably hyped in the 80s
02:36damn almighty
02:37you wear some black garb you wear some black shoes and I think women dig black
02:41I have a problem with Jerry Glanville being on this list even at number 10
02:44Jerry Glanville makes our list because he was the Robin Williams of the NFL
02:49maybe if I wear black
02:52can I think of 10 better
02:55Yeshua, Landry, Gibbs, Parcells, Walsh
03:01Reeves
03:06somebody else
03:07Landry
03:08did I say Landry?
03:10I ride a motorcycle and I leave tickets for Elvis
03:12it'll kind of
03:13kind of
03:14we never left a ticket for Elvis
03:15he and I ever pushed
03:16but Dean was Mr. Cooper
03:19so we left tickets for him
03:22okay we'll make sure he gets it
03:24today
03:26would you bring him over to me please?
03:28I never took myself too seriously
03:30I'm real serious
03:31the funniest man
03:32he turned the oil
03:33the funniest man
03:45he motivated you and he
03:47he looked at you and he talked to you and he hugged you and he did everything that I loved
03:52about a coach
03:53the only reason I can see Jerry Glanville on that list at all is because his ideas of coaching was
03:58legitimate
03:59those were teams that you had to reckon with
04:01great job, great job Al
04:03he gave the nickname of the Astrodome
04:05he called it the House of Pain
04:06well the House of Pain was the real deal
04:08they were going to get after you
04:09they were going to hit you
04:10he coached that hit you late football
04:13and tried to make the defenses
04:16more than just something that could stop you
04:18they would stop you and make you feel
04:20the hurt after the fact
04:22they took great pride in out hitting you
04:24and getting after you
04:25and playing the game as it was supposed to be played
04:29great, yeah he won
04:32as a result of his pain
04:35some coaches didn't like playing the Oilers
04:38others
04:39as far as
04:41in the 80s
04:44above 5 from regular season and one of the playoffs
04:46mediocre
04:53Chuck Knoll couldn't stand him
04:55the Steelers would come in and maul the Oilers
04:58and then when we turn that around and we're mauling them
05:00they don't like too much
05:01we were down in the Houston Astrodome
05:03covering a Steelers-Oilers game
05:05and a lot of the Oilers were spearing the Steelers
05:07and Chuck was upset about that
05:09so Glenn comes running over to the sideline
05:12and shaking Chuck's hand
05:13and Chuck wouldn't let it go
05:15and Glenn was
05:17trying to pull his hand away
05:19and he starts pointing
05:20Chuck was a former NFL offensive lineman
05:23who went toe-to-toe with Chuck Bednarik
05:26he had a very strong grip
05:28to a regular man
05:30he said
05:30you do that again
05:31I'm gonna get your
05:33in court
05:35I'm serious
05:39pointing in his face
05:42I forget the exact words
05:44but it was
05:44he said
05:49where do you come to Pittsburgh
05:50I didn't know that
05:51I'm serious
05:52well we did come back
05:54and the worst beating we ever gave him
05:56was after that handshake
05:57Glanville had more feuds
05:59than Richard Dawson
06:00but only one takes the cake
06:02when you're talking about
06:03our number 10 coach of the 80s
06:05I'm guessing Sam Weitz
06:06was not one of the coaches
06:07that talked to you about Jerry
06:08because you remember
06:09they were famously feuding
06:10really I mean
06:11you can only be so stupid
06:12but they have exceeded the limits
06:14here somehow
06:14if you criticize me
06:16I then go evaluate
06:17the criticizer
06:18I knew Sam
06:20a long long time
06:21Glanville and Weitz
06:22brought out
06:22the best and the worst
06:23each other
06:27they were
06:28an enormously entertaining combination
06:29like it or not
06:30Jerry Glanville made
06:32our list
06:32at number 10
06:33overall
06:34I'm more than honored
06:35that they put me in there
06:37I think the next time
06:38I see you
06:38I'll be buying drinks
06:40ha
06:55he was a good coach
06:57Sam Weitz was ahead of his time
06:58he never won anything
06:59his only fault was
07:00going against Joe Montana
07:01you know
07:02they'd have at least a Super Bowl
07:04on
07:04Taylor's gonna go back and
07:05the idea to
07:08tarnish a head coach
07:09because he never won
07:10let's look at the list
07:1280
07:1480
07:1681
07:18there's three coaches
07:204
07:215
07:246 coaches won anything
07:26in the 80s
07:27and one of them only coached
07:28a year in the 80s
07:29so it's really 5
07:32Super Bowl
07:34Super Bowl 23 was a
07:36counter
07:37of the Bengals' loss
07:40yet Sam Weitz
07:41is still number 9
07:43this is what it comes down to
07:45his Bengals won
07:47two divisional crowns
07:48and won three playoff games
07:50that era in the league
07:53chess
07:53and the rest of the league
07:55was playing checkers
07:56no question about it
07:59that
07:59forced
08:00the competition committee
08:02to rethink the rule
08:03let's go
08:04attack
08:04attack
08:05settlers
08:13we cut it down
08:14to its really simplest form
08:15and that's when we were
08:16at our most effective
08:19Marv Levy
08:20tried to get the NFL
08:22to outlaw
08:22for the AFC championship game
08:24you better be on
08:25oh and then they copied it
08:27I mean it was down to
08:29the day before the game
08:30whether the Bengals could use
08:30their no huddle or not
08:31drove Marv Levy crazy
08:33but thanks to Sam Weish
08:35Marv Levy says
08:36you know what
08:37if you can't beat him
08:38join him
08:38and he comes up with
08:39the no huddle attack
08:40that was Buffalo's ride
08:43to those Super Bowls
08:46Weish's teams were winners
08:48but our number 9 coach
08:50made just as many headlines
08:51off the field
08:52as he did on it
08:53careful what you say
08:54to the media
08:55don't have any
08:56comments that you
08:58make now
08:59that you'll regret later
09:00in Cincinnati
09:01it was constant firestorms
09:04I don't want to hear
09:04any of you guys
09:05ever talk about
09:06our 4th quarter play again
09:07people in Cleveland
09:08I don't think they liked it
09:09at all
09:10will the next person
09:11that sees anybody
09:12throw anything
09:13onto this field
09:14point them out
09:15or get them out of here
09:17you don't live in Cleveland
09:20but people in Cleveland
09:21hated me more
09:22Weish and Glanville
09:23had a lot in common
09:24despite their ongoing feud
09:26both made enemies
09:28and both made our countdown
09:30talk this round up to Weish
09:32who comes in a notch higher
09:34at number 9
09:35he was always on the cutting edge
09:38of things that were tough to defend
09:41I'm just fighting my ass off here
09:42Sam had a good football mind
09:46and a good mind like that
09:47it's a shame it was wasted
09:50the number 8 coach of the 8
09:52Tom Landry
09:55that hat
09:56and that suit
09:57that's what I'll remember
09:59about Tom Landry
10:00I love the fedora
10:02the fedora sticks with Tom Landry
10:04it's the coolest thing ever
10:05put a hat on it
10:06that would have been his motto
10:07duh the fedora
10:08enough of the fedora
10:09the fedora in the shadows
10:11the fedora on the sideline
10:12enough already
10:23hated how nifty he was
10:26no one on our countdown
10:28is connected with a team
10:29and a city
10:30more than Tom Landry
10:33he was the Dallas Cowboys
10:34he was the franchise
10:35he was the one and only
10:37the man famous for a fedora
10:39wore many hats for the Cowboys
10:42Landry oversaw both the defense
10:44and the offense
10:50he coached every single aspect
10:52of every single game
10:54start where you're going to
10:55end up on a double shift
10:57see that way you can look
10:58at your situation
10:59before you shift the first time
11:00see
11:00nobody coaches like that
11:02I mean your assistants
11:03are allowed to say something
11:03by the beginning of the 80s
11:06our number 8 coach
11:07had won two Super Bowls
11:08and was more popular in Dallas
11:10than J.R. Ewing
11:18why he's any higher
11:20there's the first half of his run
11:22where he was
11:2842 and 15
11:31and then there's the second half
11:34where he was 36 and 43
11:43Tom Landry is getting
11:45carryover effect
11:46the 70s were so good
11:47to Landry that they bled
11:48into the 80s for him
11:49on this list
11:50I think it's way too high
11:51for him
11:51you could make an argument
11:52that Landry doesn't belong
11:53on the 80s list
11:54because that was when
11:56things started to get sideways
11:59so why is Landry number 8
12:01on our list
12:02despite peaking
12:03during the 1970s
12:05in the 80s
12:06he won over 80 games
12:07led his team
12:08to five playoff appearances
12:10and guided the Cowboys
12:11to an NFL record
12:1220th consecutive winning season
12:15in 1985
12:25you have to realize
12:27that while he wins
12:28his Super Bowls
12:29in the 70s
12:30they go to three straight
12:32NFC Championship games
12:33within the 80s
12:4185 NFC East champs
12:43were the team
12:44that was really patchwork
12:46and 6-2 in 86
12:47before Danny White got hurt
12:49we put Jerry Gl-
12:53Tom Landry belongs to the list
12:55huh
12:58has the glory of Tom Landry
13:01but as long as it's Tom Landry
13:03they have to be noted
13:04Tom Landry is one of the
13:06greatest coaches of all time
13:07so whether it's the 70s
13:09carrying over into the 80s
13:11I think you can't talk about
13:13the 70s or the 80s
13:14and the Dallas Cowboys
13:16without talking about Tom Landry
13:18up next
13:19he's one of the coaches of
13:24there's a gleam men
13:26there's a gleam men
13:28I say a gleam
13:29there's a gleam
13:30you gotta have a gleam
13:32let's get the gleam
13:34alright let's go
13:35how do you get the gleam
13:37what is the gleam
13:38the gleam
13:38the gleam coming off the helmet
13:40I gotta get that
13:41I gotta grab that
13:41it's the gleam off the Lombardi trophy
13:44when a team gets handed
13:45that Lombardi trophy
13:46I always look for that gleam
13:47of the lights
13:48that are going off the thing
13:49I know exactly what he's talking about
13:51the problem was
13:53the gleam speech apparently
13:54never came out in the playoffs
13:58number seven
14:00top coaches of the 80s
14:02Marty's at seven
14:02nah that's about right
14:03Marty Schottenheimer won in Cleveland
14:05if you can win in Cleveland
14:07you get double credit
14:08a win in Cleveland
14:09equals two wins anywhere else
14:11the reason he also belongs
14:12in the list
14:12is the glasses
14:13I mean the coke bottle glasses
14:15are absolutely amazing
14:17Marty Schottenheimer
14:18two big bay windows
14:18on his face
14:20huh
14:28Marty Schottenheimer
14:29is one of the best coaches
14:31in the NFL
14:33to never get recognition
14:34if we run a strong box
14:36with his head-to-head
14:37highly animated
14:39hands-on approach
14:40Marty Schottenheimer
14:42is a born teacher
14:43in the mid-80s
14:45Marty Schottenheimer
14:46introduced the Browns
14:47to a bold and brash
14:49brand of football
14:50and over the next few years
14:52Marty Ball
14:53became the heart
14:54of rock and roll
14:55in Cleveland
15:05Marty taught you football
15:07every day
15:08at every position
15:08I mean he was a very
15:09very good football coach
15:11you're involved
15:12in cloud support
15:13you still must read
15:15before you support
15:16he's the one guy
15:17that can get the hair
15:19on the back of your neck
15:20to stand up
15:20right now it's time
15:21to take a step forward
15:22we've been here before
15:24you remember
15:29you hear Marty Ball
15:30and you think
15:31they're gonna be good
15:31offensively
15:32they're gonna get
15:33really close
15:34and then if you're a fan
15:35they're gonna scream
15:36they're gonna really
15:37hurt your feelings
15:38touchdown
15:4098 and a half yard drive
15:42that guy had the worst luck
15:44I would never walk
15:45into a casino with him
15:46whatever can't go wrong
15:48one will go wrong
15:49and has gone wrong
15:50Marty Schottenheimer
15:51never won anything
15:52he took the Browns
15:53to four playoff appearances
15:55won three division titles
15:57and the Browns
15:58have done it again
15:59they are the AFC
16:01Central Division champions
16:02if your goal
16:03was to win a division
16:04win no playoff games
16:05Marty's your guy
16:06how much of that
16:08blame if that's the word
16:10would you lay at his feet
16:11I would say
16:12you have to blame him
16:13for quite a bit of that
16:14I'm not sure
16:15they were better
16:15than the teams
16:16they lost to
16:17you know
16:17the Ernest Biner play
16:18in Denver
16:19is that the coach's fault
16:20be no control
16:21of the Ernest Biner right now
16:23I mean
16:24this is Marty Schottenheimer's karma
16:25it's Weft or Slaughter's fault
16:27and you can't ignore it
16:34Cleveland in years
16:35I'll tell you
16:36our tight ends are
16:37he turned that whole
16:38organization around
16:40Schottenheimer earns a spot
16:42at number seven
16:42for leading the Browns
16:44to four consecutive
16:45playoff appearances
16:46for the first time
16:46since 1954
16:48four years before
16:50the birth of the King of Pop
16:51and the Browns will play
16:531954
16:54that means
16:56the only other guy
16:57to do it was Paul Brown
16:59for the AFC championship books
17:02Marty Schottenheimer
17:03gets a lot of credit
17:05for bringing the Browns
17:06to great heights
17:08even though
17:08not as great as they wanted
17:10I think Morning Schottenheimer
17:11is one of the best coaches
17:13in that decade
17:14unfortunately
17:14he didn't have a team
17:15good enough
17:16to go that far
17:18the number six coach
17:20of the 80s
17:21Dan Reeves
17:24I think that Dan Reeves
17:25is somewhat underrated
17:27you think of those teams
17:28that he had in Denver
17:29in the 80s
17:30I mean those were
17:32there's Walsh, Parcells
17:37Gibbs, Shula
17:41who else could be in front of them
17:42who else could be in front of them
17:43ah, Dick
17:45yeah, Dick
17:46really good teams
17:47and they play an exciting
17:47brand of football
17:48the Broncos
17:50have won the AFC championship
17:53for the fourth time
17:56as the Broncos
17:57as the Broncos
17:57approached the playing fields
17:58of the NFL
17:59in 1981
18:00they searched
18:01for a new direction
18:03new owner
18:04Edgar F. Kaiser Jr.
18:05hired Dan Reeves
18:06from Dallas
18:07as head coach
18:08Dan Reeves
18:09looked like a professor
18:10on the sideline
18:11to me
18:11he just looked like
18:12that teacher
18:13that you never wanted
18:14to have in school
18:15because
18:16he wouldn't
18:16let you get away
18:17with anything
18:18I love the old school attire
18:20I sold on for the days
18:22when coaches could wear
18:23the jacket and tie
18:24in that look
18:25and he was like
18:27the last of the coaches
18:28that really had
18:29that sideline look
18:30that apparel
18:31I think it's amazing
18:32I think it's Dan Reeves
18:33caught in between eras
18:34he is a product
18:36of the 60s and 70s
18:38when he wore
18:38a suit of the sideline
18:39like Tom Landry
18:41and then he's getting
18:42into the 80s
18:43where it's getting
18:43a little bit more
18:45loosey goosey
18:45but he still can't
18:46go all the way
18:47so he's got to have
18:48the suit jacket
18:49but also the sweater
18:50underneath
18:51now that's classy
18:55okay men
18:56games like this
18:57won by great plays
18:58by great individuals
18:59we got a bunch of them
19:00on this team
19:00let's make sure
19:01we're going hard
19:01to get them
19:02alright
19:02let's get out
19:03in the early 80s
19:05Dan Reeves transformed
19:06the defensive-minded
19:13side
19:18and then just
19:19okay John
19:21carry the offense
19:23I don't
19:24I don't give him
19:25much credit for that
19:30carry Denver
19:31to the top
19:31of the AFC
19:32as Sundays
19:34became fast times
19:35at mile high
19:53Reeves finished
19:54with 91 wins
19:55in the decade
19:56and he is the only
19:57coach on our countdown
19:58to lead his team
19:59to three Super Bowls
20:01in four years
20:02so why does he get
20:03stuck
20:04at number six
20:08look Reeves
20:09deserves credit
20:10for getting to
20:11three Super Bowls
20:11with the Broncos
20:12but they get
20:13annihilated
20:14in every one
20:14of those games
20:15they're never
20:15in those games
20:16they lose
20:1739 to 20
20:19to the Giants
20:19and that's the
20:20closest Super Bowl
20:21they had under Reeves
20:22they give up
20:2335 straight points
20:24in the second quarter
20:25to the Redskins
20:26in 87
20:28touchdown
20:29Washington Redskins
20:32in 89
20:3355 to 10
20:36unbelievable
20:36unbelievable
20:38they were up
20:39against all-time
20:40great teams
20:40with all-time
20:41great coaches
20:43well two of them
20:44had all-time
20:45great coaches
20:45but
20:47the all-time
20:47great coach
20:48just retired
20:49there's something
20:50there for Reeves
20:51that you have to
20:51criticize
20:51if you look
20:52at his record
20:53look at the
20:53number of games
20:53that he won
20:54how consistently
20:55he won
20:56he's won a lot
20:57of big games
20:57and taken a lot
20:59of I think
20:59fairly average teams
21:00great distances
21:01I think he belongs
21:02higher on the minds
21:03of most football fans
21:04among the really
21:05good coaches
21:05in the minor league
21:07he's the only person
21:10and now
21:11the number five
21:12coach of the 80s
21:13Don
21:15I think he's a guy
21:17that was the best
21:17coach of the 70s
21:19I wouldn't call him
21:19a coach of the 80s
21:20he's the all-time
21:21winningest coach
21:21now I know
21:22that happened
21:22in the 90s
21:23a lot of those
21:24big wins
21:24came in the 80s
21:25Don Shula
21:26coached in four
21:27decades
21:28in the 80s
21:29alone
21:29he won 94
21:30games
21:31from 81
21:32to 85
21:32the Dolphins
21:33won more than
21:3476% of their
21:35games
21:36and captured
21:36four AFC
21:37East championships
21:40he's the dean
21:43Don Shula
21:44to me
21:44was basically
21:45Frank Sinatra
21:46wouldn't he be
21:47like the coolest
21:48guy to go
21:49to a steakhouse
21:50with
21:50he's got his
21:50own steakhouse
21:51he'd probably be
21:52at his own
21:52steakhouse
21:53as a reporter
21:53smoking a cigar
21:54talking to some
21:55beautiful women
21:58there's so many
21:59things about Don
22:00Shula
22:02that are
22:03underappreciated
22:04to me with Don
22:04Shula
22:05it's the little
22:05things
22:12next time you see
22:13a coach
22:14waste a time
22:15out
22:15or do something
22:16that makes you
22:16want to pull
22:17your hair out
22:18close your eyes
22:19and think about
22:20how many times
22:20you remember
22:21Don Shula's
22:22teams doing
22:22that
22:22probably zero
22:3036 years
22:31that's how long
22:32our number five
22:33coach been at
22:34the helm
22:34of an NFL
22:35team
22:38he coached
22:39a perfect season
22:41he has two
22:42Super Bowl
22:42titles
22:43and won more
22:44games than any
22:45coach in NFL
22:46history
22:47Don Shula
22:48is one
22:49of the most
22:50fascinating coaches
22:51because of his
22:52ability to endure
22:53over a long period
22:55and not getting
22:56burned out on the
22:57game
22:57Shula is the
22:58example that I
22:59always use
23:00when I talk
23:00about good
23:01coaches
23:02adopting
23:03their
23:08philosophy
23:09to the talent
23:10they have
23:11they took
23:12about two
23:12steps back
23:13toward the
23:13ball
23:14the 1970s
23:15Dolphins
23:15define an era
23:17that is basically
23:18dead now
23:18I mean
23:19nobody runs
23:19two-thirds
23:20to 70%
23:21of the time
23:22Don Shula
23:23had to go
23:23to throwing
23:24the ball
23:24and eventually
23:25realized
23:29I'm a magic
23:30kind of a
23:31passer
23:36you got him
23:38he went from
23:38having the most
23:40prolific and
23:40dominant running
23:41game of the
23:4270s to the
23:43most prolific
23:44and dominant
23:44passing game
23:45of the 80s
23:48coaching isn't
23:49just on Sunday
23:50coaching is
23:51Monday through
23:51Saturday
23:51everything we
23:52do is for
23:52a reason
23:57Monday through
23:58Saturday coaches
23:59of all time
23:59absolutely
24:00mid-season
24:01or okay
24:01is he one of
24:02great Sunday coaches
24:03of all time
24:04absolutely
24:09Mike Ditka
24:10was a hot mess
24:11bullish sausage
24:12bigger than life
24:13fierce
24:14he was as
24:14Chicago as a
24:15deep dish pizza
24:17Ditka
24:18he was really
24:19perfect
24:23for the
24:24bear sweater
24:25that said
24:31bears on it
24:32have you been
24:33to an ugly
24:33sweater party
24:34before
24:34I love
24:36a Christmas
24:36presents for
24:37my dad
24:38and my
24:38brother
24:41if you were
24:42to make a
24:43list of all
24:44the great names
24:45associated with
24:46the Chicago Bears
24:46you would start
24:47with George
24:48Alice
24:48number two on
24:49that list
24:50without question
24:51is Mike Ditka
24:52man this is
24:52what it's all
24:53about
24:53I mean people
24:54are getting
24:54snot locked out
24:55of my
24:56this is a good
24:56football game
24:57he's got the
24:57awesome Chicago
24:59accent
24:59he's bold
25:00and he's brass
25:00and he's got
25:01the slick back
25:02hair
25:02I don't want it
25:03that much
25:04he's from
25:05Pittsburgh
25:05that's
25:06that's
25:08Allegheny
25:09County
25:10accent
25:11his steel jaw
25:13is chopping
25:14the hell
25:15out of that
25:15gum
25:16made people
25:17fall in love
25:18with him
25:18what if the
25:18bears
25:19what if they
25:19all missed
25:20their wake-up
25:20call
25:20you know
25:21you've made
25:22it when you're
25:22a very long
25:23running
25:24SNL skit
25:25how much
25:25would you
25:25beat the
25:26Alice
25:26by
25:28skits
25:28and styles
25:29aside
25:29Mike Ditka
25:30was an
25:31intimidating
25:31cook
25:32I know
25:32I'm
25:32smarter
25:33and that's
25:33he's at
25:34number four
25:35on our list
25:35because of
25:36swagger
25:36not sweaters
25:38Ditka used
25:39shall we say
25:40unconventional ways
25:41to motivate people
25:42I don't give a
25:43run to shoot
25:43and catch the ball
25:44but it's hard
25:45to find a player
25:46that didn't say
25:47they loved playing
25:48for Mike Ditka
25:48Mike coming in
25:49you know
25:50halfway through
25:51my career
25:51changed the team
25:52all you gotta do
25:53is want it
25:54as much as
25:55we know we want it
25:56that's a guy
25:56who had a plan
25:57and you were either
25:58on the bus
25:59as he would say
25:59or you were under it
26:01the way he threw
26:02the way for touchdown
26:03was his own call
26:03was not my call
26:04but he was
26:05picking on his own
26:06I'm running this show
26:07you may be
26:08the guy who heads up
26:09the hollow
26:10I'm CEO of everything
26:11fuck your IQ
26:12buddy zero
26:14might kill his quarterback
26:15get him
26:16the temper
26:18and passion
26:19had their roots
26:20no no no
26:21no not
26:22like G
26:23called the trickle down
26:24dickonomics
26:25be smart
26:28but there was a beauty
26:30to Ditka
26:30he wasn't just a hothead
26:32he was pretty funny
26:33why is it all trying
26:34to push down
26:37at what point of the game do
26:39we were lucky to win
26:40so I'll take the luck
26:41I'm tired of the skills
26:42but what Ditka's Bears
26:45did on the field
26:46was no joking matter
26:49from 83 to 89
26:51he averaged nearly 11 wins
26:53a season
26:57and he of course
26:58led the Bears
26:59to the Super Bowl
27:00title
27:00in 1985
27:02I'm just going to
27:03beat on you
27:04and beat on you
27:05and beat on you
27:05for 60 minutes
27:06if that's what it took to win
27:09the X's and the O's
27:10part of it
27:10that to him
27:11wasn't really as important
27:12it's just been tougher
27:12than the other guy
27:13you think this is
27:14a damn show-flop
27:15right you're pulling
27:16we miss Mike Ditka
27:17where's the characters at
27:19you know the guys
27:19that just had this
27:20simple approach to the game
27:22like just go beat
27:23the living crap
27:23out of that guy
27:24you know I guess
27:24the only indictment
27:26on Mike Ditka
27:26is those Bears teams
27:27should have won
27:28more than one Super Bowl
27:28they were just
27:29too damn good
27:31what is next
27:33up next
27:43here comes Harry Carson now
27:44he's looking for the Gatorade
27:46is there anything more 80s
27:47than Gatorade on Parcells
27:49Parcells is up there
27:50without the headsets
27:51and they get it
27:53I don't think the Gatorade
27:54really becomes a thing
27:56if it's not
27:57Bill Parcells
27:58starting out
27:59by getting the Gatorade
28:00back
28:00you want to dump
28:01the Gatorade
28:01on that guy
28:02when it's cold
28:03I'll tell you
28:04he got the big one there
28:05did he ever
28:08the 80s
28:09he got his chance
28:09to coach
28:10to the 80s
28:11he dominated
28:12the 80s
28:14in 1983
28:16New York
28:17got a new head coach
28:18and a new sense of fashion
28:21that horrific
28:22Bill Parcells sweater
28:23that he had
28:24that was about
28:25two sizes
28:26too small
28:26I don't want to
28:27knock the guy
28:27because he's a legend
28:28I love the really
28:29shiny windbreaker
28:30that's at Giants
28:31across the back
28:31but most importantly
28:32I love the flowing
28:34silver locks
28:34there's not a lot of
28:35coaches that would do that
28:36little Madison Avenue
28:38of Bill Parcells
28:39back in the 80s
28:40he was feeling it
28:41growing out that hair
28:42a little bit
28:43I liked it
28:47hi I'm Bill Parcells
28:48the head coach
28:48of the Giants
28:50Parcells found
28:51New York to be
28:52a tough fit
28:53after a rough
28:54first season
28:55he kicked
28:57Big Apple
28:59he take all
28:59team goes
29:003-12-1
29:05Englewood, New Jersey
29:06is from Bergen County
29:07that's right next
29:09to New York
29:10see how's he
29:10in New York
29:11a tough fit
29:13that's in the midst
29:14of a pathetic season
29:15what about
29:16coach Bill Parcells
29:17is he secure
29:18for next year
29:19we would have been
29:19deprived of meeting
29:20Bill Parcells
29:21had he gone quietly
29:23into that good night
29:24of coaching
29:24but before
29:26the season in which
29:27the Giants
29:28revived themselves
29:28he said
29:29screw it
29:30if I'm gonna get fired
29:31I'm gonna get fired
29:32being me
29:32I gotta start this over
30:02it's okay
30:04there's no question
30:05there's no question
30:05he belongs on the list
30:06as the greatest coaches
30:07of the 80s
30:07he goes to the playoffs
30:08in 84
30:09wins a game
30:10goes to the playoffs
30:10in 85
30:11wins a game
30:12goes to the Super Bowl
30:14and wins in 1986
30:15how does he feel
30:17how does he feel
30:18he feels great
30:19this is as good
30:20as it gets
30:21so when you combine
30:22all of that
30:25he's the only coach
30:26to beat Bill Walsh
30:27twice in the playoffs
30:31look at
30:32look at Bill Walsh's
30:33record versus
30:33everybody else
30:349-2
30:35versus him
30:361-2
30:38that's greatness
30:43out of question
30:47but I think
30:47his greatest strength
30:48was his ability
30:49as a psychologist
30:50what the f***
30:51are you doing
30:52staying 10 yards
30:53in the f***ing backfield
30:54get up on the line
30:55knowing exactly
30:56when to say
30:57the right thing
30:58to motivate a player
30:59I'll tell you
30:59you get in a fight
31:00and you get
31:01trying to escape
31:02you're going home
31:03for good
31:03okay
31:03just so you know
31:04yeah I don't know
31:05how many coaches
31:06would be able to
31:06handle the personalities
31:07in that Giants locker room
31:09everyone talks about
31:10LT but
31:11Phil Simms was
31:12no easy personality
31:13either
31:14hey Phil
31:15I'll run the game
31:16I don't know
31:17who you're saying to me
31:18I'm starting goal running
31:19somebody give me something
31:20I've got time to make it off
31:21these are all huge personalities
31:23in the 1980s
31:25yet Parcells
31:26got the most out of these guys
31:28and they loved
31:29playing for him
31:30hey fellas
31:30this is what you work
31:31all offseason for
31:33this is why you lift
31:34all that
31:34this is why you do all that
31:36he
31:37helped create
31:38one of the greatest teams
31:39of all time
31:40in the immediate aftermath
31:42of
31:42the 49ers at 84
31:44and the Bears at 85
31:45and the Redskins
31:46were good all the way
31:47through too
31:47it was a tough
31:48nut to crack
31:49in the NFC
31:50and he cracked it
31:52coming up on our countdown
31:55nothing on our countdown
31:57generated more debate
31:59and outrage
32:00than the omission
32:01of the two time
32:02Super Bowl winner
32:03Tom Flores
32:04how can Tom Flores
32:05not be on the list
32:07Jerry Glenville
32:08is on the list
32:08Sam White
32:09is on the list
32:12almost
32:13almost cried on camera
32:14from reading that
32:16what
32:17what type of statement
32:18is that
32:20he's not on the list
32:21it's ridiculous
32:23I sense an anti-Raiders
32:24agenda here
32:25I hate the Raiders
32:26so anytime the Raiders
32:27don't get any recognition
32:28I'm all about that
32:29so leave Tom Flores
32:30the hell out of here
32:31yeah
32:31I don't understand that
32:32why is he not on the list
32:33I think Tom Flores
32:34was so low key
32:35that he sometimes
32:36gets lost
32:37it was almost as if
32:39well there's Al Davis
32:40and the Raiders
32:41oh and by the way
32:42Tom Flores
32:42is coaching the team
32:43while Flores won 74 games
32:46he had as many losing seasons
32:48as division titles
32:49and could never escape
32:50the shadow of Al Davis
32:52even though he beat
32:53our next coach
32:54in Super Bowl XI
33:04this is an example of PR
33:07winning over substance
33:08how does he not become
33:09number one
33:10touchdown
33:11Bill Walsh
33:13one more
33:14Joe Gibbs won as many
33:16Super Bowls as Bill Walsh did
33:18but one of them
33:19was in the 90s
33:23won a Super Bowl
33:25with Joe Theismann
33:26went to a second Super Bowl
33:27with Joe Theismann
33:28nothing against Joe Theismann
33:29but he's not Joe Montana
33:35Joe Gibbs may have topped
33:37the Casey Kasem countdown
33:38but he's number two on ours
33:42he coached all but one year
33:44in the 1980s
33:45and 16 seasons in all
33:47his most impressive accomplishment
33:49ask anyone
33:50he won three Super Bowls
33:52three Super Bowls
33:53three Super Bowls
33:55three different quarterbacks
33:55I am in a state
33:57of ecstasy
33:58he not only did that
34:00with three different quarterbacks
34:01he did it with three different
34:02groups of running backs
34:03and three different kickers
34:05Joe Gibbs is not just
34:07the best coach
34:07of that decade
34:09Joe Gibbs is probably
34:10the greatest coach
34:11of all time
34:12because he was the one guy
34:14who was able to coach
34:15past the quarterback position
34:17he could win
34:18whoever the quarterback was
34:19and he realized
34:21I want my quarterback
34:22standing up
34:23when the game's over
34:24his quarterbacks
34:25were guys that
34:26maybe somebody else
34:27didn't want
34:27but the quarterback
34:29with him said
34:29guess what
34:30I'm not getting knocked down
34:31if you had a Ferrari
34:32and you put a Pinto engine
34:34in it
34:34it's not gonna do anything
34:36so he focused on
34:38the offensive line
34:38oh my goodness
34:40what a run
34:41everybody always
34:41saw a different quarterback
34:42there was different
34:43running backs
34:43also
34:44thank you
34:45the same
34:46offensive line
34:47the transmission
34:48of the engine
34:49is the offensive
34:49and the defensive line
34:50if you get that first
34:52and solidify that
34:53on your football team
34:54your team
34:56Gibbs teams
34:57of the 1980s
34:58won 69%
34:59of their games
35:00they won
35:04four division crowns
35:05three conference titles
35:06and two Super Bowls
35:08where's Ricky Sanders
35:09and yet
35:11they weren't loaded
35:12with Hall of Famers
35:13we had oddballs
35:14not over to the fat lady
35:16soon
35:16we had guys
35:17that were freaks
35:17and yet
35:18he could deal with it
35:19in a manner
35:20in which
35:21a lot of guys
35:22their ego wouldn't
35:22have allowed them to
35:23proud of all of you
35:24proud of all of you
35:25man
35:25he really understood
35:27that the game
35:27wasn't necessarily
35:28about stars
35:29but it was about team
35:30I don't play
35:31my 11 best
35:33I want to play
35:34my best 11
35:34how did Joe Gibbs
35:36get that much talent
35:37out of those guys
35:37would look at their
35:38personnel and think
35:39how are these guys
35:40winning Super Bowls
35:40and then on top of that
35:41then he left and like
35:42won and created
35:43a successful NASCAR team
35:44what can't Joe Gibbs do
35:46I have a feeling
35:47if Joe Gibbs
35:48was a businessman
35:49he would have created
35:49Apple
35:50huh
35:53the guy was like
35:54a rock in every situation
35:55whether he was 0-5
35:56or whether he won
35:57a Super Bowl
35:58I went 0-5
35:59with him
35:59our first five games
36:00he didn't extend
36:01our practices
36:02he didn't start
36:03cursing and hollering
36:05nothing changed
36:06very analytical
36:07that's how he motivated
36:08the players
36:09through intelligence
36:10let's hit it rolling
36:10now
36:11let's earn this thing
36:11today
36:12nothing gets away
36:13from us
36:13let's earn it
36:13today okay
36:14when a coach
36:15can make people
36:16believe in what
36:16you want them to do
36:17even if they
36:18don't want to do it
36:19that's the sign
36:20of a great coach
36:20and he was that guy
36:21up next we say
36:23goodbye to the 80's
36:24and hello
36:25to its greatest coach
36:28and now
36:28the number one
36:30coach of the 80's
36:32Bill Walsh
36:33number one
36:34I would put
36:35Walsh number one
36:36that's clear
36:37there is no argument
36:38I don't
36:39I
36:40yes
36:41I think
36:43that's a no brainer
36:46there was
36:47a part of the 80's
36:48that was like
36:49bright collars
36:50and madonna
36:51and weird bracelets
36:52and like high hair
36:54and then there was
36:54like the really stoic
36:56like Reagan side
36:5780's
36:57that was
36:58Bill Walsh
36:59he was kind of
36:59the country club
37:00type of coach
37:02now it's time
37:03for the highest
37:04of the highbrows
37:05gray hair
37:06you know
37:07the nice tan
37:08he was the guy
37:09that you looked at
37:10you know
37:10wearing a cardigan sweater
37:11and thinking
37:12you know
37:13I wonder if he's
37:14what is he doing
37:14is he calling plays
37:15or is he wondering
37:16whether to go with
37:17pinot noir
37:18or chardonnay
37:19with his
37:20with his salmon steak
37:23until Bill came
37:24to San Francisco
37:25the Niners were
37:26you know
37:27there was a nice
37:28road trip
37:28last week
37:29the 49ers
37:30added yet another
37:31dismal chapter
37:32to their woeful
37:331978 story
37:35when Bill Walsh
37:36takes over the
37:3749ers
37:37they're nothing
37:38they're 2-14
37:39type team
37:41Bill Walsh
37:42is our number
37:43one because
37:44he turned
37:44a perennial loser
37:46into a consistent
37:47winner
37:48through a weird
37:49science
37:49known as
37:50the west coast
37:51offense
37:52when he first
37:53started that
37:54west coast
37:54offense thing
37:55in San Francisco
37:56there were a lot
37:57of people
37:57that scoffed
37:58at it
37:58so if you're
37:59here
37:59you're here
38:01five step
38:01drop
38:02look here
38:02and come back
38:03to this
38:03the key to this
38:04thing
38:04will be getting
38:05the jump
38:05with every play
38:06beating them
38:07by six inches
38:07so there'll be
38:08the thing
38:09we do
38:11huh
38:12let's make
38:13it go
38:14man
38:15look at
38:16that
38:17soon
38:18streets of
38:19San Francisco
38:20were buzzing
38:21over their
38:21A-team
38:22the 49
38:24Niners were
38:25must-see
38:26TV
38:26with a brand
38:28of
38:28sticated football
38:31so here comes
38:32Montana Rice
38:33and Frigg
38:34cause he had
38:35a bitch
38:50those young players
38:52if you do this
39:00during the
39:0180s
39:02won the
39:02Niners to
39:03victories
39:03in Super
39:03Bowl
39:0419
39:08he then
39:09secured
39:10his place
39:11as the
39:12coach
39:13of the
39:1380s
39:13with a
39:14win
39:14in Super
39:15Bowl
39:1523
39:26when it
39:28comes to
39:28coaches of
39:29the 80s
39:29Bill Walsh
39:30stands alone
39:31in wins
39:32titles
39:32and impact
39:33this debate
39:35is as one
39:35sided
39:36as new
39:37coke
39:37versus
39:38coke
39:38classic
39:39if you
39:39can put
39:40in a
39:40system
39:40that is
39:42a winning
39:43system
39:44for a long
39:45time
39:45you're Einstein
39:47Parcells was
39:48nowhere near
39:48Walsh's level
39:5080s
39:51old time
39:52but
39:57he
39:58had his
39:59number
39:59I'd just
40:00like to say
40:00that
40:02so I
40:03look at
40:03Bill Walsh
40:04as the
40:05Einstein
40:05of the
40:061980s
40:07in the
40:07National
40:07Football
40:07League
40:08you're
40:08never
40:08going to
40:08beat
40:08Bill
40:09Walsh
40:09it's
40:09impossible
40:10you might
40:10as well
40:10just
40:11give
40:11up
40:11he's
40:11number
40:12one
40:12it's
40:12not
40:12even
40:12close
40:13he
40:13is
40:14the
40:14top
40:14coach
40:14of
40:15the
40:1580s
40:18forget
40:21about
40:21everybody
40:21else
40:22Bill
40:22Walsh
40:23is
40:23number
40:23one
40:23have
40:23I
40:23made
40:24it
40:24clear
40:24that
40:24Bill
40:24Walsh
40:25was
40:25number
40:25one
40:25in
40:26the
40:2680s
40:26he
40:26is
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