First of a two-part series on why the Eagles can’t win the Super Bowl vs. the Patriots.How about Tom Coughlin, smart ass?
Part one: Eagles head coach Doug Pederson.
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson seems like a very nice fellow and has a serviceable NFL résumé as a player and coach.
“Doug Pederson’s done a great job with this football team,’’ Bill Belichick said Tuesday.
No doubt Belichick respects Pederson. It’s the professional thing to do. Pederson was an NFL quarterback for a long time and made his bones as an offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. Now he has his Eagles in Super Bowl LII.
All niceties aside, deep down Belichick has to be thinking . . . there’s no way I can lose a Super Bowl to this guy!
And he’s right. Pederson is destined to join Mike Martz (Rams), John Fox (Panthers), Andy Reid (Eagles), Pete Carroll (Seahawks), and Dan Quinn (Falcons) as guys who lost to Belichick in a Super Bowl.
Some of the men listed above had a chance. Martz probably had a better team than the Patriots with his heavily favored Greatest Show on Turf back in 2002. Fox and Reid came to their Super Bowls as veteran coaches with impressive résumés. Carroll had already won a Super Bowl with Seattle and is actually a year older than Belichick.
We've seen this too many times from Shank - any further commentary would be as repetitive as these rehashed columns.
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