Career highlights and awards
- 5× Super Bowl champion (XVI, XIX, XXIII XXIV, XXIX) (2 as HC)
- 49ers career wins record (98)
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Originally posted by jcs:
Didn't realize he wasn't in....how the F did Cowher get in???
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:@CamInman
Cool moment on Fox with Jimmy getting HOF news
Because #49ers fans are curious:
Jimmy Johnson, 1989-99, Cowboys/Dolphins: 80-64, 9-4 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 6 playoff berths
George Seifert, 1989-01, 49ers/Panthers: 114-62, 10-5 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 7 playoff berths
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Yeah Seifert not getting in is kind of ridiculous.
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:@CamInman
Cool moment on Fox with Jimmy getting HOF news
Because #49ers fans are curious:
Jimmy Johnson, 1989-99, Cowboys/Dolphins: 80-64, 9-4 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 6 playoff berths
George Seifert, 1989-01, 49ers/Panthers: 114-62, 10-5 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 7 playoff berths
Originally posted by CardinalGold:The fall of the 49ers happened under Mooch not Seifert. He played a role in actually extending the Dynasty by releasing the aging stars like Lott and Montana and replacing them successfully.
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
@CamInman
Cool moment on Fox with Jimmy getting HOF news
Because #49ers fans are curious:
Jimmy Johnson, 1989-99, Cowboys/Dolphins: 80-64, 9-4 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 6 playoff berths
George Seifert, 1989-01, 49ers/Panthers: 114-62, 10-5 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 7 playoff berths
Seifert inherited a SB winning team from Walsh. He won 2 SBs off that talent but made poor draft, personnel, and coaching decisions which led to the slow demise of the dynasty (if FA were as active then as it is now, it would have been a faster demise).
Johnson took a 1-15 franchise and drafted and coached it to 2 SBs himself and set it up for a third under Switzer. If Jerry didn't have such a big ego and fire Johnson, the Cowboys might have been a Patriots like dynasty.
So yeah, JJ deserves the HoF over Seifert. And I say that as a Cowboy hating Niner fan since 1982.
Originally posted by CardinalGold:Seifert inherited a SB winning team from Walsh. He won 2 SBs off that talent but made poor draft, personnel, and coaching decisions which led to the slow demise of the dynasty (if FA were as active then as it is now, it would have been a faster demise).
Johnson took a 1-15 franchise and drafted and coached it to 2 SBs himself and set it up for a third under Switzer. If Jerry didn't have such a big ego and fire Johnson, the Cowboys might have been a Patriots like dynasty.
So yeah, JJ deserves the HoF over Seifert. And I say that as a Cowboy hating Niner fan since 1982.
Originally posted by jcs:The fall of the 49ers happened under Mooch not Seifert. He played a role in actually extending the Dynasty by releasing the aging stars like Lott and Montana and replacing them successfully.Originally posted by CardinalGold:Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:@CamInman
Cool moment on Fox with Jimmy getting HOF news
Because #49ers fans are curious:
Jimmy Johnson, 1989-99, Cowboys/Dolphins: 80-64, 9-4 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 6 playoff berths
George Seifert, 1989-01, 49ers/Panthers: 114-62, 10-5 in playoffs, 2 Super Bowls, 7 playoff berths
Seifert inherited a SB winning team from Walsh. He won 2 SBs off that talent but made poor draft, personnel, and coaching decisions which led to the slow demise of the dynasty (if FA were as active then as it is now, it would have been a faster demise).
Johnson took a 1-15 franchise and drafted and coached it to 2 SBs himself and set it up for a third under Switzer. If Jerry didn't have such a big ego and fire Johnson, the Cowboys might have been a Patriots like dynasty.
So yeah, JJ deserves the HoF over Seifert. And I say that as a Cowboy hating Niner fan since 1982.
Originally posted by jcs:The fall of the 49ers happened under Mooch not Seifert. He played a role in actually extending the Dynasty by releasing the aging stars like Lott and Montana and replacing them successfully.
Originally posted by CardinalGold:I'll add that if Mike Shanahan had been made HC things likely would have been better for the 49ers. He was great at identifying RB talent (exactly our missing piece) and we struggled at OC once Shanahan left. Remember the failed Mark Trestman experiment.