ESPN shows Dungy some love
by Ed OG on Dec 18, 2007 4:30 PM EST
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PrintSeth Wickersham's article on the postseason awards, while mostly fellating the Patriots, gives Dungy a consideration for Coach of the year:
"WHO MIGHT WIN: Tony Dungy. Nobody has had more injuries to overcome than Dungy's Colts. Who knows exactly why so few are talking about the great job Dungy and his staff have done, but delete one lousy fourth quarter at home to New England and the Colts are headed toward home-field advantage. If the Colts have been the second-best team in the NFL all season, he ought to be second best in Coach of the Year voting."
Of course he says Belichick will win it, but it's nice to see some Dungy-love outside of Stampede Blue and 18 to 88. His lament of the lack of respect Tony is getting is especially refreshing.
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12-2, tons of injuries and should easily be 13-1 and most likely 14-0 and int he toughest division in the NFL...yep, Dungy is clearly the second best coach. STUPID.
Dungy should walk away with the award but he won't since the media is retarded. Oh well. I'm sure Tony would gladly take a 2nd SB ring instead.;)
by Rob L on Dec 19, 2007 9:30 AM EST reply actions
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