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Today we are going to continue our rankings of the Eagles, Cowboys, and 49ers position by

position. We've done the offensive line, we've done the wide receivers, yesterday we did the

quarterbacks, obviously the most important of the three rankings, but today we're going to get

into perhaps an equally important ranking, the head coaches, and I think that sometimes while

we all know head coaches are important, we underrate them when discussing rosters and which team

is better. Let's take the Super Bowl for example, and going into the Super Bowl, the Eagles

versus the Chiefs, everybody said yes, the Eagles rosters weigh better of the 22 starters,

you know 17 would be Eagles, one through 53, the Eagles have the better roster.

What people failed to realize was, and this is in no way a shot at Nick Seriani, the Chiefs

had arguably the best head coach of all time on their sideline. When people look at the Chiefs

and they go look at what Patrick Mahomes does without great receivers, or you know obviously

his Travis Kelsey, but no great receivers, no great running back, he has a fantastic play

caller, a fantastic offensive scheme designer, a fantastic head coach on the sideline. That is

a straight up weapon for Patrick Mahomes, like if I was Jalen Hertz, or if I was, um,

Dak Prescott, it looks like Dak Prescott, I would give up, you know, branding cooks and

and and perhaps even CDLAM, if it meant I had Andy Reed on my sideline, that's how important a

head coach is when it comes to not only deciding the outcome of a season, but impacting how good

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