He was a Coryell guy who never had the QB he wanted for that type offense in DC, but he adjusted his offenses to his talent and won 3, when the Giants and 49ers were competition. I can't imagine what he would have done with the right QB.
The Greatest Football Coach to Ever Live. He and Bobby Beathard build trenches that lasted almost 15 Years durable and took average QBs to beat the entire league 3 TIMES! No other coach comes close to that!!! Imagine if he had a star like Belichick does Brady!
Greatest coach? Not even close!! Man you got me laughing hysterically! I'm sure you're a Washington fan and I understand your opinion. I would say he is ranked in same breath with Jim Fossil, Jay Gruden, Ray Handley, Ron Rivera, Jim Mora, Dennis Green and Dave Wandsted. Joe Gibbs SUCKS!
What made Joe so great is that he stood in his lane which was the offensive side and delegated his responsibilities. Richie Pettibone did the defense and Joe stayed away from that. Bobby Beathard was able to draft the right guys and it all worked out.
Don’t like jgr on the track per se as I grew up a Hendricks motors guy but, this has given me a new appreciation for joe Gibbs and what he’s been through, both he and Rick Hendrick are living legends who have been through more than many have multiple times over and still they rise. Resilient men.
Another great interview series with Graham. After seeing that he was going to get in depth with Joe Gibbs, I couldn’t wait to watch. JGR has been my favorite team, when Bobby Labonte, my favorite driver of all time, joined it was sealed. Then Smoke, awesome. Thanks Graham!
As somebody who grew up with a parent like this I'll never understand why they think watching us play sports counts as a bonding moment like you're watching me have fun with my friends That's not us bonding( it's clear that some of you don't know the difference from showing support and bonding. For bonding you actively have to do something other than spectate)
@@arb8991 you clearly missed the point the difference is being active versus being a spectator. That's like saying I bonded with lebron James because I went to a Lakers game. Sitting on the sidelines and watching somebody play a sport does not count as bonding( there is a difference from being supportive and bonding simply showing up to a game is being supportive)
@Football Oklahomayou are litterally the parent im talking about. who do you think your child bonds with more his teammates who he's playing a game with for 2+ hours or his father who he's going to look into the stands and see for maybe 5 seconds during the game
I talked to a friend 9f mine who started out coaching at Eastern Illinois when Mike Shanahan was there and he was friends with Mike Tice. He told me that coaches work 16 and 18 hour days one regular basis. No family life and never see the kids. He quit coaching and went in to insurance. Bottom line you have to have the most understanding wife on the planet. NO LIFE!!!!
@@guitarforlife238 seriously?? What makes you say that? I've never heard anything but good things about him he must have him confused with Bill Belichick. You know, the coach who refuses to shake the opposing players hands whenever he loses or shoves tv reporters out of his way?
@@collin355 maybe because life isn’t all about football he’s a shit father and terrible to his family all in the name of being a winner in a stupid ass game if bill didn’t know his family’s birthdays and put a sport above them i’d call him shitty too
@@guitarforlife238 I think you're confusing Joe Gibbs with somebody else?? This guy's one of the biggest family men of all coaches in NFL history.. he works with all of his sons and he retired in 2007 because his grandson had leukemia and wanted to be with him.. he's also a deeply religious man and has a Christian website and TH-cam videos that he runs.
Child's game?? Your obviously not an athlete, teaches teamwork an adversity. Let a 200lb linebacker hit you and see if you still think it's a children's game, you are ignorant
I don’t think you should strive to be great at the expense of being a great father. I would rather my kids tell me that I was there for them when they needed me than brag about winning a Super Bowl football game.
It's ridiculous to criticize him for acting like most other men of his generation. Incredibly high stress job, if he lost more than 5 games a year he'd lose his job.
@@hankgoresich6836 LOL i couldnt argree more. Theres more to being a father than just providing financially and bustin a load ....sit down and shut up dumbass
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He was a Coryell guy who never had the QB he wanted for that type offense in DC, but he adjusted his offenses to his talent and won 3, when the Giants and 49ers were competition. I can't imagine what he would have done with the right QB.
The Redskins were never the same once he left. I am glad I saw the Skins when they were actually really good and it is all because of Gibbs.
The Greatest Football Coach to Ever Live. He and Bobby Beathard build trenches that lasted almost 15 Years durable and took average QBs to beat the entire league 3 TIMES! No other coach comes close to that!!! Imagine if he had a star like Belichick does Brady!
Nice, didn’t know that. That’s good info.
He even coached the best Racquetball player ever, Marty Hogan
Really?!
Nah Belichick got it
Greatest coach? Not even close!! Man you got me laughing hysterically! I'm sure you're a Washington fan and I understand your opinion. I would say he is ranked in same breath with Jim Fossil, Jay Gruden, Ray Handley, Ron Rivera, Jim Mora, Dennis Green and Dave Wandsted. Joe Gibbs SUCKS!
Joe is a wonderful mentor and role model... all class! God bless him.
as you get older...stuff like this comes into focus
What made Joe so great is that he stood in his lane which was the offensive side and delegated his responsibilities. Richie Pettibone did the defense and Joe stayed away from that. Bobby Beathard was able to draft the right guys and it all worked out.
Don’t like jgr on the track per se as I grew up a Hendricks motors guy but, this has given me a new appreciation for joe Gibbs and what he’s been through, both he and Rick Hendrick are living legends who have been through more than many have multiple times over and still they rise. Resilient men.
I could listen to Coach Gibbs for hours!
Another great interview series with Graham. After seeing that he was going to get in depth with Joe Gibbs, I couldn’t wait to watch. JGR has been my favorite team, when Bobby Labonte, my favorite driver of all time, joined it was sealed. Then Smoke, awesome.
Thanks Graham!
Joe Gibbs is one of the best coaches of all time. GOD bless him, in the name of JESUS CHRIST.
Love that man.
Beyond the wins and the championships, he was - and IS a class act. HTTR.
This man was driven. Always liked him.
As somebody who grew up with a parent like this I'll never understand why they think watching us play sports counts as a bonding moment like you're watching me have fun with my friends That's not us bonding( it's clear that some of you don't know the difference from showing support and bonding. For bonding you actively have to do something other than spectate)
People think any tine spent around kids = bonding when it's actually spending time with them.
You’re definitely still a kid. Maybe not physically but emotionally you’re a youngin
@@arb8991 you clearly missed the point the difference is being active versus being a spectator. That's like saying I bonded with lebron James because I went to a Lakers game. Sitting on the sidelines and watching somebody play a sport does not count as bonding( there is a difference from being supportive and bonding simply showing up to a game is being supportive)
@Football Oklahomayou are litterally the parent im talking about. who do you think your child bonds with more his teammates who he's playing a game with for 2+ hours or his father who he's going to look into the stands and see for maybe 5 seconds during the game
@@GARBO96 year late response how punctual
When I think of him. I think of Sean Taylor. RIP 🙏🏼
Redskin fans appreciate love and appreciate Coach Gibbs!
Greatness requires sacrifice. It is what it is
God bless you Joe we have never been the same without
I talked to a friend 9f mine who started out coaching at Eastern Illinois when Mike Shanahan was there and he was friends with Mike Tice. He told me that coaches work 16 and 18 hour days one regular basis. No family life and never see the kids. He quit coaching and went in to insurance.
Bottom line you have to have the most understanding wife on the planet. NO LIFE!!!!
Coaching an nfl team took care of his family at the time, end of story , no explanation or regrets.. to progress you have to sacrifice
Great coach
I served him today at my job I didn't even know who he was until later because he left me a little booklet with his life story
Candy bars and donuts in one setting, wow!
Greatest NFL coach ever
but a sack of shit human being.
@@guitarforlife238 seriously?? What makes you say that? I've never heard anything but good things about him he must have him confused with Bill Belichick. You know, the coach who refuses to shake the opposing players hands whenever he loses or shoves tv reporters out of his way?
@@collin355 maybe because life isn’t all about football he’s a shit father and terrible to his family all in the name of being a winner in a stupid ass game
if bill didn’t know his family’s birthdays and put a sport above them i’d call him shitty too
@@guitarforlife238 I think you're confusing Joe Gibbs with somebody else?? This guy's one of the biggest family men of all coaches in NFL history.. he works with all of his sons and he retired in 2007 because his grandson had leukemia and wanted to be with him.. he's also a deeply religious man and has a Christian website and TH-cam videos that he runs.
@codyHoward
is a sack of shit!!!!
Joe Gibbs was that coach you worked your ass off for.
And he still is but now doing NASCAR
There’s a great docu series there
“In a real way” -Suga Free
If you stay ready. You won’t have to get ready
the goat
All the way up to a certain point coaching was life for coaches so 24 hrs is not enough
Is football really a good use of your life? Medicine, law, even business is more meaningful than playing a child’s game.
Have you or myself had a fraction of the success this man has? Why judge him for the path he chose in life?
When a coaching a child’s game can pay $10 mil a year it’s not too bad
Child's game?? Your obviously not an athlete, teaches teamwork an adversity. Let a 200lb linebacker hit you and see if you still think it's a children's game, you are ignorant
Who are you to determine meaning? Lol
I don’t think you should strive to be great at the expense of being a great father. I would rather my kids tell me that I was there for them when they needed me than brag about winning a Super Bowl football game.
Man did sleep much from high of competition
Just look at Andy Reid
A man’s responsibility is to provide for his family. He did that. He should have nothing to feel guilty about.
Providing is so much more than just money.
Wow what an ignorant and im sure terrible father you must be
It's ridiculous to criticize him for acting like most other men of his generation. Incredibly high stress job, if he lost more than 5 games a year he'd lose his job.
@@mitchbrown6652 what an ignorant and stupid comment this is.
@@hankgoresich6836 LOL i couldnt argree more. Theres more to being a father than just providing financially and bustin a load ....sit down and shut up dumbass
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Volume too low
Turn it up
Not very Christian like