NFL Network spotlight: Who has done the best coaching job?

Published: Oct 07, 2009 at 11:38 AM

Four weeks of the NFL season are in the books, and while some teams have exceeded expectations, others have come up short. NFL Network analysts Mike Martz and Brian Baldinger took a look recently at the coaching landscape around the league. Who has done the best coaching job so far this season?

Read their take below and then enter the discussion at the bottom of the page.

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