Yep. and the point he was making was that Del Rio did well per the talent he was given. I disagree with that premise. 

 

An example of a coach that TRULY has done a good job given the roster he was saddled with is Rex Ryan. 

 

Ryan's record in 5 years in NY is 42-38

 

Del Rio's record in his first 5 years here was 45-35.

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Ryan's record in 5 years in NY is 42-38

 

Del Rio's record in his first 5 years here was 45-35.

 

and now to the KO punch - 

 

Ryan made it to 2 AFCC appearances in his first 2 years, thats 4 playoff wins right there. 

 

oh, and his QB's were largely awful. 

 

I also could easily argue that Ryan's roster's had less total talent than Del Rio's. 

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and now to the KO punch - 

 

Ryan made it to 2 AFCC appearances in his first 2 years, thats 4 playoff wins right there. 

 

oh, and his QB's were largely awful. 

 

I also could easily argue that Ryan's roster's had more total talent than Del Rio's. 

 

 

Of course he had better talent. Not sure how that helps your argument.

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and now to the KO punch - 

 

Ryan made it to 2 AFCC appearances in his first 2 years, thats 4 playoff wins right there. 

 

oh, and his QB's were largely awful. 

 

I also could easily argue that Ryan's roster's had more total talent than Del Rio's. 

Ryan took over a team with a lot more talent which he then turned into a below average team.

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and now to the KO punch - 

 

Ryan made it to 2 AFCC appearances in his first 2 years, thats 4 playoff wins right there. 

 

oh, and his QB's were largely awful. 

 

I also could easily argue that Ryan's roster's had less total talent than Del Rio's. 

 

oops, lol edited

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