Green Bay Packers founder/coach/player Curly Lambeau came in at No. 10 on ESPN’s list of the top 20 greatest coaches in NFL history.
They’re rolling out the list one by one and it will conclude on June 11, when Vince Lombardi will obviously take the top honor. That is, providing these clowns know anything about football.
Lambeau finished one spot ahead of Bill Parcells.
Lambeau’s Packers won a record six NFL titles, a total later matched only by fellow NFL pioneer George Halas with the Bears. Green Bay also advanced to two other championship games under Lambeau and had only one losing record in his first 27 seasons.
Lambeau’s Packers were the first pro team to use the forward pass as an offensive weapon. Lambeau also is credited as the first coach to run daily practices and utilize pass patterns. He stands in fourth place in NFL history in games coached and victories.
Then, here’s there video, which is mostly about Lambeau Field for some reason.
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A guy who won 6 titles, invented modern practices, brought the passing game to the NFL, and started the best franchise in the sport is #10?
Okay, who was eating the retard sandwiches again?
Don’t you know that only super bowls matter ?
Oh the young….never want to remember history. Without Hallas, Lambeau and Lombardi there would be no Bill Walsh West Coast offense. Without the Wisconsin fans buying so called worthless stock to keep the GB Pakcer alive, there would be no football. History matters, especially on this D day! Oh you of little faith……youth always forgets…20 year from now no one will remember the Steel Curtain the West coast offense….those who forget history….forgive their future!