I'm not sure what "overboard" means, but whatever one thinks of Don Shula as a head coach, he won more games than any other head coach in the history of the league. That's pretty good.
Belichick has a chance to catch him but it will take him four of five more seasons, and that's if he gets another good QB and keeps winning 10+ games a year.
I met him about 10 years ago at the Jimmy Valvano Cancer Foundation Golf Tourney at Pinehurst. All I could think of after I shook his hand was the look on his face after Garo Yepremian's attempt to be a quarterback. He was in a great mood and chatted with Me, my Dad and few others. I also met Meadowlark Lemon that day. RIP Don Shula.
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I'd have lost a round of Dead
I'd have lost a round of Dead or Alive? on Mr. Shula.
RIP
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He was a great coach, and he
He was a great coach, and he did it the right way.
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I saw Don Shula walking with
I saw Don Shula walking with a pina colada in his hand, and his hair was perfect.
RIP Coach.
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Got it done. Respect
Got it done. Respect
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Saw most of his success prior
Saw most of his success prior to the pre-agency movement.
Coached one of the greatest QB's in the history of the NFL for 13 years and never came away with a Super Bowl ring during that span.
Steakhouses are epicenters of animal murder.
RIP but let's not go overboard.
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I was a Buffalo fan in the 70
I was a Buffalo fan in the 70's and 80's, and "The Jaw" just used the Bills as his whippin' boys for some unmentionable amount of years back then.
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I'm not sure what "overboard"
I'm not sure what "overboard" means, but whatever one thinks of Don Shula as a head coach, he won more games than any other head coach in the history of the league. That's pretty good.
Belichick has a chance to catch him but it will take him four of five more seasons, and that's if he gets another good QB and keeps winning 10+ games a year.
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Rest In Peace to one of the
Rest In Peace to one of the all time great Cleveland Browns, home town boy too.
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17-0
17-0
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((('72 Dolphins)))
((('72 Dolphins)))
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https://www.msn.com/en-us
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/this-story-of-don-shula-handling-a-...
great story about how to handle a curfew
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My dad played football
My dad played football against Don Shula in high school.
Shula's Grand River HS succumbed to Fairport Harbor in the late 1940's.
RIP Mr. Shula.
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I met him about 10 years ago
I met him about 10 years ago at the Jimmy Valvano Cancer Foundation Golf Tourney at Pinehurst. All I could think of after I shook his hand was the look on his face after Garo Yepremian's attempt to be a quarterback. He was in a great mood and chatted with Me, my Dad and few others. I also met Meadowlark Lemon that day. RIP Don Shula.