Brian Batko

I put Lawrence fifth, Rodgers sixth, and it's close.

That's a little trickier because I think that really comes down to

Game management, clock management, how to deploy guys where, and that's tough with a coach because they don't all call plays.

Some are offensive, some are defensive.

I took mine as who would I want running my team for a season at this point.

Again, give them all the same roster because I think that is kind of the hallmark of coaching.

He can beat you with your guys or he can take his guys and beat you.

I'm going to go with Sean Payton.

jim harbaugh twin i have jim harbaugh second i have jim harbaugh second so much for interesting who do we have third now if we're doing like sort of the the tears and whatnot you know i think payton was a somewhat easy choice for me at one harbaugh i like definitively at two because he's one at

college level he's won with the niners he's won with the chargers everywhere he's been which is impressive to me but now it gets very muddled on these next now it gets muddled mcdermott three wow wow all right limits who do you have i have mike vrabel third i really like the job that he's done first year with the patriots they were horrible last year and he's turned them all around

I thought about it.

Like I said, these next three for me are all bunched up very closely, and it's a razor's edge of who to go where.

But my fourth is Mike Vrabel.

Yeah, I think so.

Yeah, I mean, Jonathan Gannon beat Mike Tomlin head-to-head, so those sort of arguments only go so far.

But larger sample size with him against Vrabel-coached teams.

I think the Patriots game this year was sort of weird.

Vrabel didn't put the ball on the ground for those guys.

But...

While it's close, Vrabel having gotten it done with multiple teams now and turning around with the Patriots hat, I think speaks to his coaching ability.