>He was the head coach, and he actually got run out of town
>because the teams record didn't justify how terrible of a
>person and how awful of a work environment he created with his
>paranoia and agendas.

He had *one* winning season (10-6 in a mediocre division), and was fired his third year when he was 5-8.

His coaching record was 19-26.

His offenses in KC ranked 25th, 13th and 29th.

So he had bad offenses, misused his players, lost games, and everyone hated him.

But other than that!

His offenses in PIT were more of the same until they magically got better when Le'Veon Bell got to town and Antonio Brown had his breakout season.

All it took was coaching three first-ballot HOFers.

But if you're going to give Haley credit for creating the best QB-WR-RB combo in the league, I'm not sure "nuance" is part of this convo.

Ride for Todd Haley bro, godspeed.

Edit:

Here are his offensive rankings since his one year in ARI. See if you can guess when he started coaching three HOFers:

Ari
2008 15th

KC
2009 25th
2010 13th
2011 29

Pit
2012 19th
2013 12th
2014 2th
2015 3th
2016 7th
2017 3th