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BallsOfFurry
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It is very close for me between Lombardi, Halas, Brown and Walsh. All have a lot to argue for.
I went to Brown because he won at every level and he professionalized the game more than anybody else.
Halas, Brown, Landry and Walsh all were instrumental in developing The game.
Halas, founded The NFL and developed the forward pass.
Brown The first to hire position coaches among other refinements.
Landry started situational substitutions, the 3-4 defense and signaling from the sideline.
Walsh developed the west coach offense that all modern offenses mimic to some extent.
I went to Brown because he won at every level and he professionalized the game more than anybody else.
Halas, Brown, Landry and Walsh all were instrumental in developing The game.
Halas, founded The NFL and developed the forward pass.
Brown The first to hire position coaches among other refinements.
Landry started situational substitutions, the 3-4 defense and signaling from the sideline.
Walsh developed the west coach offense that all modern offenses mimic to some extent.
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