Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:like i said what happened in the 26 year drought ? Big Ben is the difference makerOriginally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:its was 40ish years since they won a championship, then they drafted big Ben. How many QBs did they go through since Bradshaw ?Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by mitpdub:Seems that every consistent winning team has a great QB. Dynasty's have a great QB and HC. Great HCs are quirky, are hard to deal with and get the attention of the media. If an Owner + GM can't play 2nd fiddle to them then they lose their dynasty (Jerry Jones, York and Baalke).
It's sad that Harbs help draw the base that built Levi's. Now that Jed is older I'm wondering if he would have chosen differently.
The Steelers have had three coaches over the past five decades. The 49ers have had four head coaches over the past four years.
It's the Yorks, they are the anti-Rooneys and it shows in the winning % of each ownership.
ownership looking good is solely on the QB they currently have
LMAO, come on man.
They won and they won and they won. Ownership looks good based on stability, winning %, playoff appearances and Super Bowls won.
Let's look at the Pittsburgh Steelers over the past 45 years...
Record: 512-267 (66%)
Playoff Appearances: 28 (only 17 missed playoffs)
Super Bowl Appearances: 8
Super Bowl Wins: 6
The Steelers have appeared ina Superbowl in 4 of the past 5 decades including the past three.
But hey, the only thing separating the Yorks from the Rooneys is Big Ben, amirite?
name another team that can maintain winning without a franchise QB
I thought it was a 40 year drought?
I will tell you what happened in those lean years, 20 winning seasons, only 5 losing seasons and 14 playoff appearances. How does that compare to the York era?

