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Dangerous racial prison politics are very real in the USA a very precarious situation.White Hispanics of any background usually always “clique up” together, with all other Hispanics. If your in a US prison and your name is Jose Rodriguez, where do you think in the hyper racist prison setting you will be. Crossing racial/ethnic lines could be a major faux pas of an unwritten code.There are sometimes Italians and others found in Hispanic gangs like the Latin Kings. Depending on the local racial politics. There are plenty White Hispanic criminal psychopaths.The gang leader of this Latin Kings group in Massachusetts, was Italian and affiliated with the US mafia/LCN (La Cosa Nostra). He organized the Latin Kings in structure of the US LCN.Dozens Of Latin Kings Gang Members Arrested In MassachusettsFormer leader of Boston chapter of Latin Kings pleads guilty to racketeering chargesI'm a retired police officer and have been to many correctional facilities in a professional capacity, and I known many corrections officers.The TV program OZ explained this situation.Oz (TV series) - Wikipedia

In my lifetime?In 1988, George Bush (H.W., not his son George W), was running for president again.Bush had initially run for the Republican nomination in 1980 against Ronald Reagan, who won the primary and went on to defeat President Carter in a landslide victory. Reagan chose Bush as his running mate.So Bush, so the joke went, was relegated to funeral duty—the guy Reagan sent any time some world leader died. Now, with Reagan forced to retire due to the constitutional limit of two terms, Bush had another shot.Bush’s problem was he lacked charisma, and was not a great campaigner. He was never particularly popular, and he relied heavily on Reagan’s coattails.Bush’s challenger in 1988 was Michael Dukakis, then governor of Massachusetts. And Bush was in trouble. In the summer of 1988, Dukakis led in the polls—by quite a margin at one point.Dukakis didn’t help himself by looking like a fool and a phony with this ridiculous photo op—an effort to try to show himself as tough and pro-military I guess. This picture greeted me when I received one of my Time Magazine issues in September.Also in September Lee Atwater, Bush’s campaign manager, started getting far more aggressive, and went all in on the dogwhistle politics with the Willie Horton ads.Bush closed the gap, and pulled ahead a little, but even in October, it was still anyone’s election. Dukakis had taken a beating, but the debates would give him the chance to get back in the game.Then came the presidential debate of October 13, 1988.And this guy—Bernard Shaw, the CNN anchor who was legendary for asking tough questions—regardless of the politicians political alignment:And Shaw had a real zinger for Dukakis—a question both personal, and political, and in my opinion, possibly the most audacious question ever asked in a debate—but also a very good question."By agreement between the candidates, the first question goes to Gov. Dukakis. You have two minutes to respond: "Governor, if Kitty Dukakis [his wife] were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer?"I swear I heard gasps ripple through the audience.And then, without hesitation, Dukakis—asked about the prospect of his wife being murdered—answered coolly and dispassionately as follows, without the slightest hint of emotion:"No, I don't, Bernard," he said. "And I think you know that I've opposed the death penalty during all of my life."Now, it was an honest answer, and opposition to the death penalty is well-grounded in terms of logic and evidence, and morally as well (at least in my opinion), but I think would killed Dukakis’ campaign was the utter lack of emotion in which he said it.The reporters and pundits at the time knew Dukakis was finished, that it was over. And in the coming weeks, Bush pulled away from Dukakis—it was no longer close. See the graph below. Dukakis was behind, but still had a shot. Then his support dropped and Bush’s increased. Susan Estrich, Dukakis’ campaign manager, admitted: "It was a question about Dukakis' values and emotions," she said later. "It was a question that was very much on the table by that point in the campaign. When he answered by talking policy, I knew we had lost the election."Bush went on to clobber Dukakis a few weeks later:

Because the Patriots mailed it in.As soon as the Patriots refused to call their time-out before the second-half, it was over.That was Tom Brady’s call. Tom Brady forfeited the last drive of the second-quarter. You can see McDaniels is talking to him about his second-half plays. That’s a Tom Brady call right there, he’s the one who didn’t want to run a first-half ending drive, I know it. I think he was fed up.You see right there the Patriots have about a minute left and 52 seconds to manufacture a last first half scoring-drive on their final possession, but they don’t call their time-out; great play here by JoeJuan Williams who never played all year, don’t know what happened. He’s such a good player.You see, right from that point on, the Patriots simply let the clock run all the way down. That’s essentially quitting on the field. Never, never do you see that, especially with big ramifications on the line, there’s a playoff seed at stake. My guess, is, Tom Brady took this opportunity to rip the rest of his squad who can all go out and sell insurance next year, in the locker room at half-time. Season was already over right there in New England.We’re down to 30 seconds. Nothing’s happening.And now basically the Patriots have decided to not do anything. Shocking.It starts right here. I’ve got it right here. Look at the time difference…We were up 1:32 seconds, we drop down to a minute and 6 seconds..With three time-outs left. Amazing. Nobody’s winning the game really, this is a must-winnable game, that Bill Belichick, himself; called a “critical playoff-game”, and this is how you coach? Really, brilliant, fascinating in-game strategy. I know Tom Brady wasn’t going in there anyway but you could have called a series of no-huddle or scripted formations to go through the first period. Not like the Dolphins are essentially loaded with All-Pros on defense, and then you have two weeks to adjust and find yourself a new running-back…Didn’t do it.This is the Patriots’ first-play.Oh my gosh,Van Ginkel??? Jesus my God, man you almost made him look like Zach Thomas. Jesus-Christ, well at least the Dolphins got their defensive stats-up, that’s not too bad.And here we go, with three time-outs left, nothing’s changing.About the longest run this on the season for the Patriots …And that’s about it after that. Josh McDaniels who should be the next head coach for Cleveland next season, but based on my sources he wanted the head-coaching job in Atlanta, didn’t get it…Thanks Arthur Blank. No guarantee Bill Belichick comes back next season as well, keep that in mind.But really in the end, what really stunned me, is how nobody was wide open against this Miami defense — even including without their starting corner Xavier Howard (disgrace). The Patriots are 32nd in wide-receiver separation and dead last in pass-blocking efficiency (Tom Brady got hit 89 times this year, highest in the league). I never saw a single wide receiver wide open this year at all, and even all game. Against a team that was not very good, think about it: you never saw them run the play-action, you never saw a big play over the middle of the field. Offensively the Patriots are screwed under eight inches of plank. They stink.He hasn’t thrown yet, that a rusher is already at his feet. Ridiculous.Ah no, man, I’ve had enough of this guy as well. I have had ENOUGH.Philipp Dorsett, GET OUT!!This guy stinks!! This guy cannot catch a pass. He has no idea, how to run a route. He can’t even break free from coverage and catch a ball right in his hands.Josh McDaniels standing there thinking, “What’s left for me to call?”Because essentially the biggest problem in all of this is, Bill Belichick is making Tom Brady and Josh McDaniels look bad. He can’t run it, and he can’t throw it. Players always adapt to coaching, if you’re players can’t block or run routes, get new ones. But between picking a guard to play left tackle just because the one you picked initially in the off-season retired on you, being down to your third-string center, drafting a right-guard who was not invited to the combine, signing three-tight ends and having the lowest production in the league from them; unacceptable. And the one time where they do get a first down, they get an offensive pass interference call.That’s Ben Watson, who’s pathetic and absolute trash. Guy hasn’t caught a touchdown and all he’s done is force PI’s. Pathetic.He’s standing there saying, “What, me?” Yeah, you! Idiot!Look at this, he fish-hooks him all the way past the fifty yard line!! What is he doing.That’s Belichick’s fault. Let me tell you this, there’s going to be a lot of brewing this off-season and in the next few years if he’s not coaching with Tom Brady — because he is nearly not near as good of a talent spectrum evaluator than Bill Walsh used to be.Stephon Gilmore who stinks, couldn’t jump one god damn slant route — you know it always amazes me how all it takes is one year, and these guys think they’re already Darrell Green. Success gets to their head, success means nothing, it’s about winning.The guy stinks! Why can’t you jump a route?Plus it’s not even a good pass, this is just an outstanding route.Devante Parker who’s finally coming along, after all those years. Overall, Stephon Gilmore got exposed too much, and was way too inconsistent. As soon as he starts to play good, he gets inconsistent because he gets lazy and over-confident.Inside-foot/inside release, outside-foot/outside release, pathetic. Can totally read Devante Parker’s route tree based on his foot-split; Stephon didn’t do it, gotta watch your film big guy.And breaking down film, is the most essential part of playing in Pro Football. It’s what defines the difference between: winning organizations, and losing organizations. It’s the most uniquely, precisely, thoroughly exclusive accurate examination done for a football game — you cannot watch a football game, if you do not watch the coaching tape. If you’re not watching coaching tape, you’re not watching the game. It’s a Game behind the game.I mean he’s getting torched again? Jesus, we’ll be here all night.I would say, that, in the National Football League: most games are decided by how well or not you study the coaching tape — that’s 85% of the deciding outcome of a game. 85% of games are decided by coaching tape, coaching tape wins you games. It’s a long-range where strategies are developed and your entire responsibility is focused on the minutiae of the game: you have to crack the codes of why players are successful, why players are unsuccessful, you have to know where to look and what you’re looking for…And I know the theme is to act guffawed at Tom Brady, but you see the throw right there…I mean that’s unacceptable. A wide-receiver who drops a pass, is unacceptable in this league. Sanu who stinks, he can’t run, he ran 4.6, he’s absolute trash when it comes to catching the football — and he’s the thing about Sanu: why did it work in Cincinnati? Because he had A.J. Green, Marvin Jones. Jr, Tyler Eifert and a top #5 offensive line. Why did it work in Atlanta? Because he had Julio Jones, Taylor Gabriel, Calvin Ridley, Hooper, Freeman and one of the best offensive lines in the league — essentially Sanu was always open because he was the last target and required the least amount of double coverage on the field. And that’s the problem scouting deficiency in New England, they weren’t smart enough to recognize it.But something happened on that pick six play, something must’ve gone wrong, something must’ve happened at practice. Because when I see Brady do this —That’s just a throw-away to the defense to get off the field.Something must’ve happened at practice or during the week, and my guess is it has something to do with Edelman. Something must’ve gone wrong, because he threw it in his direction and I’m guessing, he didn’t know the play. But something’s going on behind the scenes, I’m telling you. Let’s do a little breakdown, but before we start here anything intricate, let’s start with a couple of basic rules as to when it comes to understanding the game —What’s the formation called here? Answer this question, it’s a legit question.What formation are we talking about — break down the game.If you can’t break down that formation for me, then you simply do not know the NFL and you have no insight to provide for anybody. If you can’t break down that formation, then you’ve never played in the league and you’ll never give insight to anybody.What’s the call? Is it the 0 Out Slot? No, but it’s exactly the same look.It sounds strange doesn’t it..?What’s the call?Is it 0 Out Slot? Nope. Is it the exact same formation as the 0 Out Slot? Yep.But is it the 0 Out Slot? Nope.But does it look the same? Yep, exactly the same alignment.So what’s the deal here. Put it back on —You gotta figure it out. Hey look, I’m doing this for free, this is just a gig, I know the game — I played the game, so I know the difference; but we have a bunch of people here who think they’re so cute that they think they’re Don Shula. So if you wanna be Bill Walsh, you gotta figure out that formation — if you wanna be a mathematician you gotta figure out that equation. You can’t be an engineer if you can’t solve out problems. You can’t be a statistician, if you can’t figure out the equation.If you can’t figure out that formation, you don’t know football.I think there’s a difference between watching games, and studying games — sure I can sit around on my fat butt, looking at games on NFL Sunday; but at the end of the day…What did I really learn from it?And on this page, this is what I try to do, from my experience — to help study the coaching tape. Because that was my job. I would watch coaching tape for hours for a draft bureau, and then I moved to Culver City, and then I joined a firm in Seattle (which I can’t mention), and then I went back to Culver City — and I would study games...All day long. Most people who are here tell me, they don’t even have a clue how to study coaching tape. Some people they just watch the games, thinking it’s more than enough baggage. “Hey I saw 200 games with my dad!” — well did you watch the coaching tape? What did you really learn from it? I had a guy from Scotland who was pisses me around, he was actually trying to explain to me the Game of Football…The guy was from Scotland. A joke.A Scottish pig, who would tell me how I should learn the game — unbelievable.And I think that pick-six might have something to do with Edelman — now analyze what’’s happening, analyze what’s going on out there.Brady does a “Check With Me” signal; that means he’s changing the pass call to a different option; it’s the same formation. It’s not an Alert. He did not do the “alert signal” — he’s simply changing the pas play. The running-back is five yards behind him, I can see by the depth of the alignment that that was a pass call all the way. He saw something.And I’ve studied tape on these amazing softwares where the definition is enhanced by five times higher the quality, you see every single movement a player makes. The way he looks at a defensive player, the way he lines-up, the way he leans, the way he communicates with other offensive players, the way he behaves, the way he tilts in an alignment…You see every single movement a player makes on the All-22 film. This is how you win championships for your team.You still haven’t figured out that formation? Alright, let me tell you the answer:0.The side of the formation, is 0. That’s answer to the formula. Now you have to pass the test, and enunciate me the rest of the equation. Like a math test, a math professor puts up the result on the black-board; figure out the equation.If it’s not 0 Out Slot, then it’s something else. I’ll help you.Oh my gosh that’s the Matrix — that’s the first one…You’re gonna love that breakdown.You see these are just a bunch of lines of code — football’s the same thing. You see a formula in it, you see a tell, you see an equation, you see a glitch and you recognize it.You recognize the formula, in the lines of codes. Formulas are very easy to codify.You still don’t understand do you? Well it’s easy.You know the number you’re supposed to reach — 0. You know the numbers you have to use (X, Y, Z, F); you just don’t know how and if you have to add, multiply or subtract. It’s an equation.First of all, you can’t study anything from the TV copy.Let’s roll the coaching tape —See this is the equation — now you have to figure it out.What’s the 0 Out Slot? It’s basically this formation? Yes. So why isn’t it called that way?I don’t know…You tell me.Is the tight-end on the line? Yep, the tight-end is on the line. So it’s 0 Out Slot? Nope.Is the X Split-End on the other-side?The X Split-End is always to the other-side away from the strength of the formation. Yes he is.So…? What’s the deal? If it’s not the 0 Out Slot, what is it.You still don’t see it do you?The solution to the problem is: 0.You should be able to figure it?The solution to the problem is very simple, it’s like a math test. X and Y are on the line. You see it don’t you?If the tight-end is on the line to the right-side, it’s 0.What’s the constant? Y. Why? Because it’s 0, so he’s not moving. If Y= FX +Z, what’s the nonzero constant? Who’s essentially tricking the call? You don’t get it do you.It’s F. The F is the nonzero constant — but yet we have to be in a constant. It’s the equation. So what’s the solution going to be?IF Y= FX + Z, F is a nonzero constant and Z=0, then you have the function Y=FX, which is called…A direct variation.But why is not the same for, let’s say, example: the 1 Out Formation? Well because Z would equal 1, the Z is to the tight-end’s side. He’s the constant. If it’s 1, it’s 1.Watch the motion — it’s the 0 Half.Is the 0 Half like the 0 Out Slot? It’s exactly the same. Except there’s a motion in it; there’s no motion in the 0 Out Slot. The 0 Half is the 0 Out Slot, but it’s a variation of it. X did not move, Z did not move, the only way it was going to be like the 0 Out Slot without ever being it, was if the F was going into motion — and now you understand football variations. If Y varies, then it’s the 1 Half. And so on and so forth..But if there’s a 0 Out Slot…Then that means there’s a 0 Out right? Yeah. Yeah now it gets complicated in you’re head.Can there be a 2, and 3 formation? Sure, depending on the alignment of the running back. Can there be a 4, 5, as well? Sure, there’s even a 6 Half Formation…I mean see, this is why football’s the most complex sport to in the world.Took us three-hours to understand it, but at least we got it.And it’s a great coincidence, that that pick-six came from the 0 Half Formation because it’s exactly wha I wanted to talk about — I had someone who wanted to learn about a technical aspect of my breakdown; he texted, he said he didn’t understand what I had nominated a play from the 0 Half Formation that looked exactly like the 0 Out Slot on a breakdown I had previously done — and I thought that was a great question. It’s a lot better than all the duds around here who post garbage, the latest in town being Larry Allen played football in the 2010 decade — I mean that, that just took my breath. All these jerks, these dads, these fake high-school coaches named Bob and Patrick, these angry hurtles, would never tell the difference between a “Quad” and “Spot” (I’ll figure that out); I never get any attractive women.Therefore, X and Y are proportional to each other, and the other receivers are not in an illegal alignment. They vary, but they are proportional to each other.You didn’t know it, did you? Admit it.And there’s the play, 0 Half R-335 Ice Z-Return White Solid.And what I believe happened is, Edelman didn’t change his route from the beginning…Because the running-back is into the pattern, the tight-end doesn’t release, so from a play-action stand-point, he should have ran the 8-yard outlock. That’s my guess. Otherwise, it makes no sense to run a Return route off a play-action, that tight-end should have ran at least a 7, a corner route to cover him. Makes no sense. Yeah he pissed-off Brady. Ice concept on top.That’s breaking down the game, from the coaching tape.The variation in-the-end complicated the final expression of the play-call, but in its finality it’s only just a new term. I mean we’re not talking about creating perpetual motion here, people. However, for every new motion, there is a new call, so…You got about 300 of them, just for one play.I would say there are about, 100–150 Pro-Style Formations in the league right now, yeah. With maybe at the most, 250–300 Formations in very elaborated playbooks, such as McCarthy’s. You never use them all. Thank god.What’s an “inverse variation” in football? Probably when the tight-end is off the line.The one-thing they do do in these consultant companies that study down film, is they will define that role and responsibility for you — and then you’re going to go have about it yourself. So I was always on my own studying film, and then I would report them to my head-director. Trying to learn, trying to grow, trying to learn as much you can know.And I had a situation once, where I broke a play down in similar fashion to the one I did above, and it came back to me on my desk, with red-crosses all over it because it wasn’t breaking the down accurately enough. In the NFL, people don’t like individuals who just shoot from the hip; if you’re a neophyte in this business, you know nothing. So you better have all your information, and you better be very thorough with it because most of the people in the league, have already done your job. My boss said to me once “You do what I tell you to do, and you do it better.” I think I was one week in, or two weeks-in — and one of the assistants coms up to me and says “What you’re doing on these Kansas City reports is not what we want” — so I get called in, by my supervisor, in his office; had a leather chair which was about the size of my apartment at the time; his office the surface area of the whole floor; sit next to him inside a total dark room in front of a big TV screen, had like five of them; puts up a play — 20 minutes in, studying: splits, foot splits, inside/outside foot splits, stances, covered or uncovered, foot-steps, the two-punch stance, the mirror-stance, how the tackle was dropping into power-steps, how the left guard is sliding, how the right guard goes into a step-toe drag, the quarterback’s movement, his cadency going back and forth, the wide receivers’ alignment and how it differs according to the hash-marks and the ledges outside the numbers, the different line-ups, what’s the concept, where’s the X on the field, is it X-Eagle, X-Normal, X-Nasty X-Open….It’s 40 minutes on one play.I WILL NEVER SLEEP AGAIN.I think there’s such a sense of purpose in the NFL when it comes to studying down film, that I don’t think anybody questions it that much — coming back to that Ice combo concept, what’s the routes? A 6 and a 14. What’s a 5 and a 14? An Illinois. What’s a Dig? An 8 and a 14. What’s a Tin? A 10 and a 14…So is it the same? No. What’s a 10 and a 10? An In. But what’s a 6 and a 12? A Tout…And it goes on, and on, forever.And now you know why, it is just that hard, to figure out the National Football League.Starting to realize why the run-game hasn’t worked in Miami for all this season.I mean if you keep going five-wide sets on third down, you sure as hell won’t be running in this league. Go under-center and hand the ball-off.Yeah the running game is schematically broken — look at the alignments, the lead blocking. You need at least two lead-blockers on the outside on that one.I hate to say, but Chad O’Shea was fired for that reason. Yeah he’s a pretty mediocre offensive coordinator.Great job getting burned down the field on a cover 2 Zone by Stephen Belichick. Amazing.Here’s the Dolphins giving a taste to the Patriots of their own Medicine, look at that pass.And look how everyone is down the field, refusing to block Dont’a Hightower. Everyone’s looking at each other like, “Are we really going to do this?” What an amazing play by the All-Pro right there.Too many of the same defensive looks for the Patriots, when you get into that “three-way” coverage, everybody knows you’re blitzing.Oh Hightower almost had him, he just blew by past the right guard, he almost had him; good play on the pursuit.Pathetic. Amazing.In the end, I hate to say it but the Patriots’ special teams wasn’t very good, only finishing 11th — and the defense has gotten worse over the past seven weeks: only gave up a 40.0 passer rating to opposing offenses, then it flew up to 100 as soon as Stephen Belichick took over, 23rd against the run, 10th in points, just abysmal, just trash.What is that, what is Deatrrich. Wise Jr. doing? Man that guy sucks!!! It’s been three times in a row that he committed a stupid mistake all game. He’s trash.And then he just runs by everyone for a first down??? Amazing!!!But to me, the most disgraceful part about the game and I don’t think it even comes close —Has to be the Patriots’ Nation. That game, was a joke. I have never seen a crowd as quiet and as unvocal than the New England Patriots’ fan base— never seen this in my life.What’s wrong this picture? What’s the problem here? Everyone’s sitting.You don’t sit at FOOTBALL GAMES. You STAND and YOU CHEER. This is INEXCUSABLE.Bunch of soccer moms and kids, who know nothing about cheering at a football game. I am sick and tired of this.It’s a bunch of soccer moms and kids!! It’s pathetic.I will tell you a story that happened to me once, when I went to a football game in New England. It was back in 2014 I guess, and I was standing during the whole time; somebody behind me taps me on the back to ask me if “I could sit down”…You don’t sit down at football games.Is it the worst crowd in the National Football League? Yes it’s by far the worst, it’s by far the least loudest — Ryan Fitzpatrick had all day to hear the communication in his headset, the birds were chipping in that game. THE BIRDS. In a meaningful game for the playoffs, you didn’t get loud at least once. Looked like you were sitting there to watch a Walt Disney movie. It’s laughable.I have never seen a crowd as less motivated as the New England Patriots fan base. They are so unmotivated. And it’s not true for everybody else —Look at the crowd. Look at the Celtics.Look at this crowd man!! People are so unmotivated at Patriot games, I just don’t understand it. I just don’t understand the lack of passion. I don’t.Boston Celtics fans are not like that. Remember that playoff series against Cleveland in 2015 where the Celtics had no chance, and the Cavaliers were standing there thinking, “Wait…Do this crowd think they actually have a chance winning…” ?That crowd is amazing!!!!!Even Bruins’ fans are mo enthusiastic.This place goes nuts. These guys are enthusiastic. Patriots fans are not enthusiastic.Why? Because Football was born on February the 3rd of 2002 in New England, yes it’s true. Football, was born on February the 3rd of 2002 in New England and that is a FACT.Football did not exist back then before the Patriots’ first Super Bowl win. Most Patriot fans are bandwagon and have been only watching football since 2002, and not before. Why? Because Boston is not a football town, it’s a baseball city, it’s a basketball city, and no one plays football in Massachusetts. I’ve been on the East Coast, I’ve been to places in Belmont, Waverley, Maine, Vermont…Nobody plays football around there. It’s a hockey land. Everybody plays hockey in Massachusetts, it’s true. That’s why they develop all these players, and all these great talents. It’s about hockey over there, kids don’t play football in Boston. Nobody does.I love this kid!! Boston Pride!! Boston Pride!!It’s about Boston!!!!That was the Johnny Boychuk goal when he scored a couple years ago in the Finals against Chicago, that was the loudest this place had ever got.People are just more motivated at Celtics’ games and Bruins’ games.People are not motivated enough to go up and cheer all game at a Patriots’ game.Are the Bruins’ fans the loudest in the NHL though? No. As much as I hate to say it, Kings fans are the loudest fans I’ve ever seen — and they are nasty, mean, motivated and passionate. Gosh they make noise.Want to take time here to celebrate one of the game’s best coaches here and celebrate Don Shula’s 90th birthday.His career in coaching spanned over 12 Olympic Games, 10 U.S. Presidents and over four decades.He has won more games combined than: Vince Lombardi, George Allen and John Madden.Here are a few segments of his career.He is the only coach who presides over a perfect season.He has retired with only two losing seasons.Only coach to coach back-to-back teams to a Super Bowl win after a Super Bowl loss the previous season.“We need good hang-time, don’t give up the big play, don’t give-up the one-on-one!”He is the greatest.MVP of the Game: Devante Parker.Worst player of the game: Stephon Gilmore.Trash Abomination Award for the game: Patriot fans.Greatest Coach in Football: Don Shula.Happy Birthday to Don Shula, the Greatest Coach Of All Time.Hopefully 2020 is a better NFL season.