Surely it’s because Greyghost is not there any longer! Sorry, I couldn’t resist. ;)

You are probably right. I do have two consecutive winning seasons with two different teams, so there is that. I know some owners that have never had two consecutive winning seasons with one team. sad :(

1. AFC- West 43-21 .671(no team under .500)
2. AFC- North 35-29 .546(Ohio still leads the way, but a strong Pittsburgh showing)
2. NFC- North 35-29 .546(Strong support from the Great Lakes)
4. AFC- East 30-34 .468(The Phins still in control)
4. NFC- West 30-34 .468(Is there any heart in San Francisco)
4. NFC- South 30-34 .468(Tampa...Tampa....Tampa)
7. NFC- East 29-35 .453(Dallas making noise)
8. AFC- South 24-40 .375(Well...there is Tennessee and Jacksonville)

Feel free to adjust for deductions of the 12-12 division records.

Not a better 2nd or 3rd place manager in the business, I always say. ;-)

Now you and I both know that you can say that about any other manager in the business. Well, check that, almost, you have to win the championship first. :)

Touche'

P.S. Although in my defense I did win 5 championships in MFN 7 and appeared in 9 straight Superbowls. Admittedly, a long time ago.

Yeah I get it. I have a few division titles, playoffs, and championships somewhere in the past, but this is Paydirt. It carries significance.

One of the things I have found in this league is a team better be ready every game. If not then they will never win. Every game has playoff implications, well for most teams.

Thanks for checking into my Paydirt history. I knew I had two division titles, didn’t know I hadn’t had back to back winning seasons.

uh...okay, wasn't really talking about you, but cool. You should win that division every year, but I forget that you are on the Mark Davis/Jon Gruden ten season rebuild plan. :)

My mistake. Thanks for the kind words and belief in me that I should win the division every year. Very cool.