The STUPIDEST MOMENT of George Seifert's CAREER | Panthers @ Saints (2000)
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2022
- In week 7 of the 2000 NFL season, the Carolina Panthers traveled down to the Superdome to play the New Orleans Saints in an NFC West rivalry game. And to get his team ready to play on the road and get adjusted to the crowd noise, Seifert decided to do something incredibly stupid during practice that, to the shock of no one, did not work out at all, and almost destroyed his reputation overnight. And it was all because of a leaf blower. This is the story behind George Seifert and perhaps the dumbest moment of his career
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Members of the 2000 Panthers:
Dameyune Craig
Richie Cunningham
Joe Nedney
Steve Beuerlein
Jeff Lewis
Ken Walter
Karl Hankton
Natrone Means
Tim Biakabutuka
Michael Bates
Eric Davis
Deveron Harper
Ray Green
Mike Minter
Doug Evans
Jimmy Hitchcock
Damien Richardson
William Floyd
Eugene Robinson
Reggie Howard
Chris Hetherington
Brad Hoover
Rashard Anderson
Kory Minor
Hannibal Navies
Lee Woodall
Lester Towns
Deon Humphrey
Michael Hawkes
Jamar Nesbit
James Dexter
Frank Garcia
Matt Campbell
Bryan Stoltenberg
Chris Terry
Al Lucas
Melvin Tuten
Clarence Jones
Jeno James
Donald Hayes
Isaac Byrd
Casey Crawford
Wesley Walls
Kris Mangum
Muhsin Muhammad
Brian Kinchen
Iheanyi Uwaezuoke
Dialleo Burks
Tim Morabito
Chuck Smith
Reggie White
Mike Rucker
Sean Gilbert
Dean Wells
Jay Williams
Jason Peter
Eric Swann
Alvin McKinley
George Seifert (head coach) - Спорт
George Seifert quietly won two Super Bowls but he will never get full credit because he was basically the custodian of Bill Walsh’s Offense
He got exposed for having nothing in carolina, and failed to build a decent team
A fumble greatly, responsible.
@Fireyninjadog An oddly unpredictable, franchise.
George Seeifert only won one Super Bowl. Super Bowl XXIX.
@@goalscorerlajon nah he's got 2, just checked 24 n 29. Wish you were right tbh lol
Fun Fact: Between the end of the 2006 season and the beginning of the 2007 season the Panthers had a 6-11 run in which all 11 losses were in outdoor stadiums and their six wins were in indoor or retractable roof stadiums.
This is some top-tier research, dude!
Not true. Not sure how far into the 2007 season you went. But they lost to HOU week 2 of the 2007 season and that was a retractable roof stadium. So technically not an outdoor stadium. Or you just stopped before to fit your narrative.
@@DR.K14 The dude literally said "the beginning of the 2007 season" so he made it clear he was addressing a specific time frame. People sure like searching for stuff to criticize others about.
@@blakfloyd well beginning could be wk 1, 2, 3, or up to wk 5. So calm down guy
@@DR.K14 okay, dude. You tried to correct someone else without even knowing the specifics of what he was saying (because they weren't stated) and said he's trying to make stuff fit his narrative. Gaslighting's kinda 2016.
I am a huge 49ers fan, George Seifert is a great coach in my view, he did a great job with the 49ers, when they won Super Bowl XXIX there were only 7 starters who played on the 88 and 89 times. He did win with Bill Walsh's players at first but he maintained the system and did a great job. He almost got Carolina to the playoffs in his 1st yr it did go downhill after that, I think he gets a bad rap because he followed Bill Walsh. Mike Ditka was worse in his time in New Orleans. That last season for Seifert ended his HOF chances.
The good news for the 2001 Panthers: they won the season opener. The bad news: they lost all the other 15 games.
He's in your team's Hall of Fame, but not the pro football Hall of Fame, and I think that's appropriate.
7:28: It was actually Chris Berman (not Tom Jackson) who often said, "One is an accident, two is a trend, three is a problem."
OT, but, The, HOF, Ceremony, was, really, great, almost perfect, except, for, him still being there, he felt, like, Mass, Before, Presents, and, absolutely, should have been eliminated, years, ago.
Wow--This story is unreal. Never heard this one before. You did a great job explaining how this all imploded on Seifert. Excellent video
Seifert also bumbled the handling of the quarterback situation. He cut Steve Beuerlein in favor of Jeff Lewis but it backfired in spectacular fashion. That’s one of the reasons why they were 1-15 in 2001
Actually his stupidest moment was his time at CBS prior to this because quite bluntly he did a very poor job of analyzing the game & interacting with the rest of the panel. Between Seifert's time at CBS and the absolute chaos surrounding Jerry Glanville, the first few years of the return of the NFL to CBS weren't good at all.
Did he watch an episode of Home Improvement? Because this looks like a stunt, Tim Taylor would do with a Binford leaf blower.
With said Binford leaf blower being rewired, with stock motor being replaced with a Briggs & Stratton 2-cycle push mower engine.
@@rwboa22 ruff ruff ruff arf arf power
ARUGHHHHHHH!!! *Al roles his eyes*
Long story short -- my father worked with a former player on the 49ers. He was able to get me in to watch their road practice at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium circa 1991 or maybe 1992. I distinctly remember crowd noise coming from the PA system during most of the practice and it was loud. Seifert was the head coach so why the need for leafblowers?
If it was Fulton County Stadium, it would have been 1991, as the Georgia Dome opened in 1992.
As for why he used the leafblowers, maybe Seifert forgot about the whole PA thing.
@@Tubewings the video mentioned that they tried PA crowd noise, and it didn't work. Hence the leafblowers
@@alecmullaney7957 lol oh fuck and I guess paying people to to be unpredictable was out? I meen that'd be more accurate a bunch of drunk assholes being rowdy yelling and throwing shit.
This is at least the fourth video you’ve made about George Seifert. Three about his stint in Carolina and one about his broadcasting career
There is a thin like between Genius and Insanity
As far as Siefert goes… he was gifted one of the best teams of all time…. So was Phil Jackson in the NBA
Phil waited for a perfect coaching job to come back
Seifert went with the Panthers.
Even Phil Jackson's, "luck," inevitably, ran, out, see, his tenure, "running," the Knicks, (right, into the ground), oh, and, his, last, Game, "coaching," the Lakers, against, the Mavericks, was, "A, Thing Of Beauty," because, his demise, was, so, painfully, obvious, you got to enjoy the ride.
@@matthewdaley746 yep. Coaching is like poker. When you get the best hand you’re unstoppable.
Jackson is the most overrated coach in NBA history. He inherited an elite bulls team lead by MJ-who in 1991 went crying to commissioner Stern about the Pistons physicality. Stern realize that a MJ winning championships would be great for his League.
Jackson also got humiliated and outcoached by Larry Brown in a five-game loss to the Pistons in the 2004 Finals. He also lost the 2008 finals by the most lopsided game 7 ever, and got humiliated by the Mavericks in 2011. The so-called greatest coach ever wouldn't have that happen to him. He benefited from preferential treatment.
When he didn't get it he didn't win
@@RedtheCat2014 I think I was saying that in a round about way. I don’t agree completely but def agree to an extent. You gotta give him credit in one thing….. he was able to manage the egos his players had. That’s very difficult to do. As far as coaching goes … there are men we’ve never heard of that destroy him in Xs and Os.
@@richardsiemion5903 Not, to mention, that, Phil Jackson's, "coaching," basically, consisted of, crossing, and, uncrossing, his legs, I, never, bought into him, for, a second, if, Doug Collins isn't fired, Phil Jackson's name, never, gets mentioned, that's what it boiled down to.
Seifert doesn't get respect because he inherited Walsh's team, period. It was like coaching The Lakers at the time. You were guaranteed to win craptons of games. When the chips were down, and his coaching prowess was truly revealed, he sucked.
Considering that the three Laker head coaches in the time period are all n the HOF (Riley, Harris and Jackson), I don’t think your analogy works.
Sounds like Seifert completely BLEW this one.
Seifert was more of a co-coach on San Francisco. Mike Holmgren was paid HC money to stay from 1989 to 1991. Mike Shanahan took over the offense in 1992 through 1994. The plan in San Francisco was for Seifert to stay on through I believe 1996 then move him to the front office and Shanahan would take over... then Denver called... Seifert's worst moves weren't in Carolina. He was given say in personnel in San Francisco. He put Ronnie Lott and Roger Craig on Plan B and traded Charles Haley to the Dallas Cowboys. Then ignored Joe Montana on the practice field in 1992 and ran inside the field house when Montana was promised he could throw for him while Montana chased him. Seifert is a loser. Holmgren should have taken over after Walsh.
Ecstatic you're brutally honest.
Sounds like he was a better coordinator than a head coach.
@@fortynights1513 Definitely-Positively, an accurate assessment.
It really took me a second to realize that these were gas powered leaf blowers. Not the new battery ones that I have. I do think that now it would be easier to find a loud sound effect online and simply play it over a load of speakers.
That’s right George..DUH🤪!
I think it's easier for a coach who's a HOF lock to blow his chances than a player. Voters understand that physical skills erode over time. A guy is not going to be as physically gifted at 35 as he was at 25. But coaching isn't about being physical. It's about decisions. So, a coach should -- at least theoretically -- age a lot more gracefully. When that doesn't happen, it's easier to understand voters holding it against a coach.
except how you make calls at 25 vs 35 or 60 is very different. you might be ballsy at 20, but conservative and twitchy af at 60 or 50. he's still goat!
Sometimes a coach was handed a great situation and got a lot out of it, but wasn’t capable of getting very far with a middling roster to start with like Siefert.
I would say he doesn’t belong in Canton, but I’d also lean towards no even if he never coached in Carolina.
Solid coach, and a very good coordinator (perhaps overlooked in that regard because he became a coach), but not quite a Hall of Famer.
@@fortynights1513 As a 49ers fan, I'm inclined to agree. I'd actually argue that his time as a DB coach and defensive coordinator might put him over the edge. But he didn't have the NFL longevity of a Dick LaBeau and also wasn't a Steeler (I'm pretty sure everyone associated with the Steelers is considered a HOF until they prove otherwise).
I think maybe the argument for him is that while he was handed a great situation, he also saw a lot of turnover. Aside from Rice, Taylor, a few OL and Young (who you can count but was obviously in a different role), there wasn't much holdover from the 89 team to the 94 one. Yet he won the two Super Bowls and went 48-16 in the four seasons between them. That's not just taking over Walsh's team. That's doing really well long after he's gone.
@@mfdixon1985 Those are fair points.
I will say though that what these guys do as coordinators doesn’t appear to be factored in at all when they are judged for Canton.
Not saying those tenures shouldn’t be considered, but I don’t recall anyone mentioning them at all other than as a footnote.
I would agree that there’s not a necessarily a ton of the roster from 1989 that also was there in 1994, but some observers probably see Young and Rice, and assume he had a lot of talent to work with that Walsh gave him that stayed throughout his tenure.
There’s also the perception that the 1994 title was bought more than earned.
The 49ers made a lot of free agent signings in 1993 and 1994 (on defense in particular), and I’ve heard people say that that title was won by acquiring more talent than anyone else as opposed to good coaching.
Indeed you’ll find guys who made pro bowls or received other individual recognition before that in Tim McDonald, Deion Sanders, and a few others that show up on their roster in 1993 and 94.
However correct me if I’m wrong, but were Dana Stubblefield, Bryant Young, and Merton Hanks were all drafted under his watch?
I’ve heard the latter was overrated, but still that’s a starter drafted in the fifth round if so.
After a year in transition in 1993, the 1994 team had one of the more talented defenses of their generation, but there were several free agent signings.
Seifert had an interesting career as a coordinator and coach.
If nothing else, he was the head coach for four teams that show up as the best in the regular season by one formula I devised in addition to the two titles and four other playoff wins.
@@fortynights1513 Dick LeBeau is the only one that really comes to mind. He was a good player but not a Hall of Famer and certainly wasn't a Hall of Fame head coach.
As far as guys drafted under Seifert, you're correct. Stubblefield, Young and Hanks all were. Lee Woodall and Eric Davis both were, as well. Not quite the caliber of the other guys. But very good nevertheless. And that's just the defensive side of the ball. Rickey Watters, William Floyd, later Terrell Owens were all drafted with Seifert as coach. And you can say Young was a Walsh guy. He was acquired by Walsh with the intention of having him replace Montana. But Young, while way overqualified to be a backup, was also pretty inconsistent in his stints filling in for an injured Montana. So, while Seifert inherited Young, he didn't necessarily inherit the Hall of Famer.
Anyway, I'm a Seifert fan but given his performance in Carolina, I don't have an issue with him not being in the Hall of Fame. But I do think he deserves more credit than just "inheriting Walsh's team." That's more like Barry Switzer, who the Cowboys steadily imploded under, despite winning a championship.
Great video. As a native Charlotten and Carolina Panthers fan from day one... I've been saying this about Seifert for years. Another fun fact about the early days of the Panthers: Carolina drafted Tim Biakabatuka in the first round 8th pick. Houston Oilers were next and chose Eddie George.
To be fair touchdown tim was coming off a great year with michigan
They also drafted Steve Smith under Seifert. In the season opener he returned the opening kickoff for a TD at Minnesota and they beat my Vikings and then lost 15 straight. VIkings also lost to all four 4-12 teams in 2003 including the final game to choke out of the division lead and playoffs.
@@mantisfootball918 Weird Vikings teams from 2000-2005; I felt they were, at different times, not as good as their record or played down to their competition.Tragedy & scandal always seemed to be just around the corner for this era of Vikings football as well.
@@gluserty They had two playoff teams, one of them making the NFC Championship Game even.
But yeah, the Vikings definitely weren’t at their best in the early 2000’s.
I got an ad for lawn care equipment before the video. Good for cleaning up yards, bad for getting players ready for football games.
Surprised you didn’t get an ad for Wayfair. Every 3rd ad is Wayfair and they’re always the longest and most annoying ads.
@@dragonkingsports but they got just what you need
@@dragonkingsports But Wayfair is just what I need (actually, I've seen quite enough of Wayfair)!
I only got Wayfair now that you all mentioned it 😂
Give me another lawn care ad to match the theme of the video, UA-cam.
I'm not sure what was worse: Seifert's time in Charlotte or his stint at CBS Sports. The leaf blowers alone didn't torpedo his career and Pro Football Hall of Fame hopes, but they sure did help a lot.
His time at CBS was absolutely awful. Between him & the chaos surrounding Jerry Glanville, the first few years of the return of the NFL to CBS weren't good at all.
I have a hard time justifying him getting into the hall of fame for winning 2 super bowls. That bar must have become pretty low since I quit watching football
@@deadend1041 Winning just one is difficult, so don't take winning 2 for granted, especially with the overall success Seifert had with the Niners. If not for the disastrous Panthers part of Seifert's career, he would've been a no-brainer Hall of Famer.
@@marcus813 Three is automatic, not two. Two is not good enough if you inherited a championship team.
@@vincesmith2499 Inheriting a team and even knowing said team beforehand doesn't guarantee anything. Seifert still had to put in the work to lead the Niners to those 2 Super Bowl wins.
I'm a Niners fan. Seifert should not be in the HOF. If he had won a third SB, he'd be in, though. Three is an automatic for the Hall. But he only won two when the Niners realistically should have won more. The Niners should have three peated in 1990 and should have repeated in 1995. Then Carolina got worse every year he was coach. Not good enough resume for a guy who inherited a juggernaut team.
Yeah, the fumble that kept him, out, of, the, HOF, also, kept, out, Roger Craig, speaking of which, Mike Shanahan's, not, a, HOFer, either, his, first, SB, was, the result of a suicidal coaching decision, and, his, second, SB, was, against, a, weaker, opponent, he, was, about to be fired in 2005, before, he upset the Patriots, his confusingly great record, against, them kept him around, truly, an, overrated, coach.
He really blew it
He most CERTAINLY did😂!
This was not the stupidest moment of George Seifert’s career. Singing the bossa nova was the stupidest moment of George Seifert’s career.
At least ads back then tried to be funny, as opposed to now when they try to be stupid.
@@DolFan316 I think the commercial is funny all around, with an innocence I enjoy.
This strategy was worse than if he had just told Steve Beuerlein to spike the ball on every single play.
"Blame it on the Bussanova!" 9 second mark of following clip. ua-cam.com/video/35bWkuFrXMA/v-deo.html
And leaf blowers are powered by two-stroke engines that burn fuel much worse than a 4-stroke car engine. Plus, two strokes always constantly burn a small amount of oil, as it's added to the gasoline.
That’s right, George..DUH🤪!
Modern technology has improved this strategy, Behold the electric powered leaf blower!!!
Battery operated is even better.
Seifert must’ve gotten really cocky after winning SB XXIV in 1990 and SB XXIX in 1995.
He did, there's a reason the, only, two, NFC Championship Games he, won, were, against, Chris Everett, and, a, Cowboys team, that, was, severely, banged up.
@@matthewdaley746 *Jim Everett
@@dragonkingsports I know, I, was, referring to the Jim Rome joke, that, and, him sacking himself in that Game, are, about the, only, things people remember him, for, today, just painful.
@@matthewdaley746 oh right. That was classic. Jim Rome deserved what he got lol
@@dragonkingsports Plus, infinitely, more, absolutely.
Honestly if Seifert leaves Carolina after the 2000 season he still probably makes the hall of fame eventually. Its that 2001 season that fully ruined any chance he might have, even as every other coach with multiple titles gets the hall call eventually.
Mike Shanahan, probably, doesn't, Terrell Davis' injury exposed him, he, only, lasted as, long, as he did, because, he, was, inexplicably, great, against, the Patriots, blood simple, 2005 reprieved him.
@@matthewdaley746 i mean even in his post-SB Denver years the Broncos were still pretty consistently a winning team. its his Washington years that i think are going to count against Shanahan mostly, if he doesnt get the hall call its cuz of those.
@@HipsterShiningArmor that's not fully on Shanahan, Dan Snyder could ruin John Madden or Vince Lombardi
@HipsterShiningArmor Perhaps, but, Jake Plummer, was, clearly, a failed experiment, the Playoff, win, over, the Patriots bought him, three, more, seasons, his luck ran, out, in 2008.
@@jbj7599 He obliterates entire wavelengths.
Do a thing on relocations that almost happens
I've got one crazy one involving the Eagles lined up in a few weeks
@@OfficialJaguarGator9 and hopefully tied in with Norman Braman.
@@OfficialJaguarGator9 I'm wondering if it's about that time when they nearly moved to the Valley of the Sun.
I heard Seifert had no emotion when he was with Carolina and that affected his team
In looking at the footage, the Panthers were in this one score-wise until the middle of the 4th quarter. I think we should give the Panthers defense a little more credit here.
If I were the owner of the Panthers and I found out what he did and what he put the team through, He would have been fired on the spot. His next occupation would have been…SCRUBBING TOILETS.
George Seifert never heard of high quality Ear Plugs
Blame it on the bassanova, the dance of love….
I wonder how many here are old enough to get that reference! LOL
@@JedForge (Raises hand.) ME!!! ME!!!
@@JedForge I am!
Visa commercial from when the Niners played the Broncos in a preseason game in Japan.
I blamed it on the rain and kept on running after telling someone not to forget my number.
He definitely coached himself out of the HOF. Had a chance to silence the narratives that he didn't lead the 9ers in their SBs because he just took off where Walsh left them. But coached te Panthers into shit.
Not, really, he needed the Cowboys to collapse, to, win, a, second, SB, and, the Packers guaranteed that it, was, all downhill from there, if anything, he, was, lucky, that it, wasn't, far, worse.
Side note and IMO:
Joe Gibbs might have actually become underrated as a head coach with the passage of time and his NASCAR race team.
The man got one more Super Bowl than Seifert and did not have Joe Montana, Steve Young, or Jerry Rice on his team.
Heck, even Don Shula had an old Johnny Unitas and Bob Griese, and both are in the Hall.
Seifert took over an already well oiled machine Joe Gibbs is the only coach in NFL history to win multiple Super Bowls with different Quarterbacks
No, coach, who, wins, three, SBs, is, underrated, however, if, Denny, Hamlin, never, wins, a, Championship, which, is, possible, that, will, rank, right, up, there, with, SB, 18, truly, terrible.
@@fivehundrediq5212 Most, people forget that he, also, had, three, RBs, and, three, Ks, the, only, constants, were, "The, Hogs," which have been, criminally, underrepresented, in, the, HOF, truly, a sad fact.
@@matthewdaley746 Joe Jacoby is so overdue for the Hall of Fame it's not even funny
@@Matt-ng4tj Absolutely, positively, agree, unexplainable.
Bud Grant and Marv Levy are in the Hall of Fame...but a guy who won two Super Bowls as Head Coach and three as the Defensive Coordinator isn't? I'm pretty sure the WWE HOF is more legit than the NFL's.
The costliest fumble in NFL history, also, sadly, would keep Roger Craig, out, too, that's life, who can explain it.
I don't think coaches who never won a championship should be in the HOF. Period.
@@vincesmith2499 George Allen's definitely unworthy.
Dude, Seifert led the Panthers to a great upset of Minnesota to start 2001…
…and then 9/11 happened. So clearly, it's all bin Laden's fault. (Or Dick Cheney's, depending on what you believe.)
More seriously, Seifert's 1999 season was a pretty good recovery from the 1998 collapse that sent Dom Capers to the unemployment line. ("Why can't we win just one? Just one." Kevin Greene lamenting on the sideline to a teammate as the Panthers drop to 0-7.). Seifert had them challenging the Rams for most of the season.
Wait, Bin Laden is a Cowboys fan? I guess he really is on America's Team.
I think even in 2000 most teams just played loud music to simulate noise, George.
Yeah, George, DUH🤪!
LOL yeah, and paid people to show up and be a dick. Thank you Dicka for that idea. it worked.
That 2000 Panthers line gave up over 60 sacks, worst in franchise history.
When you make this kind of a decision, that's when you take a look in a mirror and realize, it's time to retire.
You should make a video about what teams have won a championship early in franchise history. For example has an expansion team ever came out and won and the super bowl within their first few years?
Only if you're one of those lunatics that pretends the Baltimore Ravens were an expansion team
Happened in baseball, both the marlins(yr 5) and dbacks(yr 4) won in the first 5 years of their existence, the 1950 Browns(now ravens) won the title in their first season in the nfl, but were already an established aafl team...not truly an expansion team.
I think the 1972 Miami Dolphins are the closest to that ideal.
@@deadend1041 I'm a lunatic and a Ravens fan, but I don't pretend that😁.
@@grungyflannel 1971 Milwaukee Bucks
George Seifert made a lot of questionable decisions with the panthers. Such as bumbling the handling of the quarterback situation, micromanaging the offense to the point where 2 of his assistant coaches Gil Haskell and Bill Musgrave quit on the team. He would often refuse to listen to input from assistant coaches and players. The list goes on
He pissed off a lot of fans with that one. He got rid of Beuerlein when Beuerlein was a top 15 QB but he wanted to get younger and then drafted a guy that was older than Beuerlein.
Seifert wanted Jeff Lewis to start but he played so bad in the preseason that he cut him in favor of Chris Weinke. That’s one of the reasons why they were 1-15
Hall of fame must not take much to get into these days
Unfortunately, mandatory, annual, minimums.
What's the difference between using a leaf blower and simply operating the offense on mute (no verbal communication)?
white noise gets under your skin. fans being obnoxious AF throwing things, making noise, doing all the assholery drunks do is more visceral. Purely as far as pragmatics? humans can be a dick but your own team you need that random, wtf did that guy say about (thing) distraction.
But yeah, mute works to. Here's a trippy Phil Jackson of all people was super into group meditative practices, so as the guys have a glow and can do tempered with humility...everyone made fun of his 'sissy training" now the NFL is trying it.
I guess Hubris prevented him from realizing it was a bad idea and telling the crew to stop.
Had their next game been against a giant pile of leaves, this man would be in the hall.
They could have practiced at their stadium with loud crowd noise on playing. We did this in high school. 😐
The panthers also lost to the Vikings at Minnesota metrodome in 2000
I think that 49ers beat the saints in new Orleans because they were better not because of the leaf blower....
Maaaan idk if he’s not in the hall then Bill Belichick shouldn’t get in imo defensive coordinator for 3 sb teams 2x sb champ as a head coach and the highest winning % of all time??? THATS A HALL OF FAME COACH
This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made videos about the following:
1. Seifert’s short stint on the NFL Today in 1998.
2. A Panthers win in a dome later that year against the Rams.
You can use music to simulate crowd noise
I didn't want Seifert to take the head coaching job with Carolina.
He had a great winning percentage with San Francisco and I didn't want him to ruin that.
Now his name doesn't come up when talking about great coaches.
I don't know why people talk about Mariucci. I hated to see him come in as Seifert replacement.
The 49ers have not won a Super Bowl since Seifert.
Nowadays leaf blowers are electric battery powered
Mike Ditkas shitty coaching in New Orleans didnt keep him out of the HOF. Pete Carrolls average coaching before Seattle wont keep him out of the HOF. Why does Seifert get so much hate?
Barry Switzer has a ring too.
Barry Switzer got his ring with Jimmy Johnson’s team. The Cowboys discipline was going down the toilet the day Switzer was hired.
Seifert road coat tails
Ah, I guess environmentally friendly, battery-powered leaf blowers like those designed by Greenworks weren't available yet. This idea got out of hand.
George Seifert fell on his sword for the Panthers, blowing the team up after 2000 so the Panthers could escape the mediocrity that had permeated throughout their play since 1997.
Seifert hurt is Hall of Fame chances and maybe he was more an excellent coach than architect of a franchise, but I believe his decision made it easier for the John Fox-led team to play with a clean slate (Seifert's other problem was that rookie veteran Chris Weinke was totally ineffective for the 2001 Panthers, but Seifert did bring aboard team building blocks such as Steve "attitude of steel" Smith, Kris Jenkins, & Dan Morgan while slashing payroll to a respectable level. Do the Bossa nova!).
Seifart
Come for the Seifert; stay for the stupid.
It's kind of sad everybody forgets that George Seifert was a great defensive coordinator. All too often we hear about Bill Walsh's offense but how good would Bill Walsh's offense have been without George seifert's defense. Even with that time in Carolina there's no way that that should stand between George Seifert for being in the Hall of Fame his numbers are too good and all those playoff wins and the two super bowls and his time as the defensive coordinator not to mention the Hall of Fame players he coached Steve Young. I think the real reason why they won't put him in and never would have anyway even if he wouldn't have went to Carolinas because they would always use the he was just using the players from Bill Walsh
Part of the reason why his stint as a coordinator is forgotten regardless of how it went is the fact that he became a head coach, so obviously that overshadows the earlier, lower position.
poor george. he couldn't duplicate that niner success. went from being handed a s b roster/two time s b coach to disaster in car. when he and panthers became the first team to lose 15 straight games in a season. his cbs announcing career didn't go much better.
That, "success," was, a mirage, it, was, done, with, holdovers from Bill Walsh, and, convenient injuries, on, the Cowboys, truly.
@@matthewdaley746 sure was. he had rice, young, montana for two years, lott near the end, prime time for a year. b. young, watters, plus other top f agents niners routinely added like doleman and r jackson. kinda hard not to fail in sf then. plus cocky boys getting sloppy in that nfc title game.
@@stevenbauer4799 Yeah, didn't, help, that, Steve, Young's, body, turned, into, glass, The, Packers, picked, up, right, where, The, Cowboys, left, off, and, Deion, Sanders, left, immediately, btw, Bryant, Young, had, the, best, HOF, speech, I, never, knew.
@@matthewdaley746 yep he did. young just couldn't take the pounding long term. anias finished him off with that hit on mnf. sad to see a career end on one play especially with national tv watching. just like with theismann.
@@stevenbauer4799 It's almost, like, he made, "A Deal, With, The Devil," in 1994, because, in the very next preseason, his injuries ramped up, and, despite, them, beating, the Cowboys, the Packers stepped up, and, that's all she wrote, simple as that.
I bet this narrator's name is Steven with a PH.
Phteven.
To many ads in the vid!
Crap I think Sharper and AB still get in
Darren Sharper has, zero, chance, The, Induction, Ceremony, would be picketed by every, Women's Group, in America, as, for, Antonio Brown, TO, was, a diva, but, never, considered a horrible person, yet, he got delayed, he'll get in, posthumously, if, at all, blood simple.
I bet you are one of these internet experts who live in moms basement and weigh 500 pounds.
Sadly, he's no longer the worst coach in Panthers history.
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They were successful as the leaf blowers stunk up the practice, they stunk up the game.
Only tangentially related to the video lol, but I don't think Antonio Brown's antics the last few years will be enough to keep him out of the HOF.
Maybe not keep him out, but it’s certainly going to delay it significantly
@@williambryant6175 Yep; you could've argued before 2019 that he was on track for making it first ballot, but the last three years left too bad a taste in everyone's mouth for that now.
saints and niners have bad blood? 20 yrs later? dunno abt that one. but I defer to the real NFL historian......
Most of the bad blood are amongst 30+ year old die hards on both sides. The Gen Zers that grew up with the post-Realignment divisions are the ones at the nominal level of mad when they play.
@@andrejg4136 I just havent heard abt bad blood. I remember the old rivalry in the NFC West days. But that was in 90s. Havent heard anything since then. They don't play each other so much so its surprising to hear abt the hate decades later
Videos done about them in the last 8 months:
Frank Kush - 3
George Seifert - 2
“Primarily” about the 49ers - 2
Texans (All-Time) - 2
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! You're telling me that early in the first quarter, the Saints had the ball in the red zone twice and they still didn't score? I'm sorry, but the Saints are also losers in this video because they were given two chances to score early and they didn't get anything? It should be 38-6, which would make what Seifert did at least a firable offense.
The Aaron Brooks era Saints were a rollercoaster on offense. In fact the entire Jim Hasslett era Saints are a very good example of perfectly mundane, average football. Until Katrina wrecked everything in South Louisiana in '05.
This is why Seifert is overrated in my opinion. He was a great defensive coordinator, but he had bill walsh's team to work with as a head coach, and once he no longer had that in carolina, it all went to hell for him
Yeah, and, if, not, for, a, fumble, he'd, sadly, be, in the, HOF, too bad that it, also, kept Roger Craig, out, a true travesty, period.
We don't talk about Seifert, no no.
There are a GLUT of HCs that should’ve been in years ago. Siefert, Shanahan, Holmgren, Reeves, Marty, and you could make a good argument for Air Coryell.
Coryell, Schottenheimer, and Reeves never won a SB. Coryell and Schottenheimer never even got to a SB. No way they should be in.
Holmgren couldn't win in Seattle without Favre. Shanahan couldn't win anything without Elway. Seifert flopped in Carolina. None of those guys belong.
@@vincesmith2499 Marv Levy and Bud Grant lost 8 Superbowls and they are in.
Holmgren was jipped out of a Superbowl in Seattle. Steve Young has said Shanahan deserves to be in not just the Broncos but for how he perfected Walsh’s offense and ran it during Siefert’s second Super Bowl Win.
Coyell was the father of the modern offense. Martz and Vermeil literally learned from Coryell and Sid Gilman.
Dude, you should make these about five minutes long, not 18. You take so long to explain the simplest thing. Good effort, but man.
Longer videos = more playing time = more ads = more of the sweet sweet UA-cam cash = don't have to have a real job.
I bet his name is Steven with a PH.
Phteven.