Top 10 Coaches Of The 80s

Today's episode is the ten best coaches of the 80s. This episode originally aired in 2013.

[@33sugee]

"He has the Chicago accent..." whole time Mike Ditka has one of the thickest Pittsburgh accents ever recorded.

[@obitou5595]

Jerry Glanville's "Not For Long" is one of the greatest things ever and STILL TO THIS DAY resonates perfectly for today's NFL

[@EmmaBonn96]

It’s ridiculous to not have Flores on this

[@marvinlynch1305]

Tom Flores was a top 5 coach of the 80s...maybe the most disrespected NFL coach of all time

[@salvatoresultana4058]

Just like the 70s were defined by Noll, Madden, Landry and Shula, the 80s were defined by Walsh, Gibbs, and Parcells.

[@benwise6517]

Not surprised. Bill Walsh is a genius, having cultivated a dynasty in the eighties and nineties. RIP you glorious bastard. Go Niners!

[@marvinlynch1305]

1. Walsh 2. Gibbs 3. Parcells 4. Flores 5. Ditka 6. Shula 7. Reeves 8. Schottenheimer 9. Wyche 10. Knox

[@benjaminbrown5143]

Dan Reeves deserves to be in the Hall of Fame

[@joehaas2598]

I love jerry Granville. Not the most successful, but his N-F-L not for long speech makes me crack up every time

[@AndrewWarrenPatriotsfan]

I think Jim Mora should be up on that list. He took a bad New Orleans who never been in the playoffs in their franchise history and made them to one one of best linebacker corps in NFL history in the 80s. Sadly he is known for his press conference rants than what he did as a coach.

[@maniacmasturbator2411]

Only 6 head coaches won Super Bowls in the 80s.

[@TheEgganator324]

It's sad that only half of these coaches are still alive as of 5-21-21

[@ricadonavarro6335]

No Tom flores? That’s ridiculous. He won Super Bowls 15 and 18 with the raiders. He’s now in the hall of fame where he belongs.

[@ciAMkia]

I like all the picks.

[@kevinlampe5397]

Didn’t even know this was an episode on here. I gotta tell ya, these videos keep me busy during quarantine.

[@oldschooleddie2057]

Wow great post! A rare one! Thanks!

[@algini12]

Ditka has a Chicago accent? Uh, nope! Born in Carnegie Pa. (where I live now.) Raised in Aliquippa PA. And what do those two towns have in common?? PITTSBURGH, the steel city, that's where. His accent is clearly what is known here as "Pittsburghese." Anyone that hears it, can recognize it in a heartbeat. One time I met a girl in a coffee shop, who said she was from Aliquippa. I not so jokingly asked her if she knew Ditka. She said she didn't know him, bit knew his mom, who was a real difficult lady. Not hard too believe is it? 😑💪

[@Harambe691]

Love these!!!

[@wessimons5028]

The fact that Tom Flores isn’t on this list invalidates the whole list

[@oldschooleddie2057]

Not having Chuck Knox on the list is laughable as it is pathetic.